The game is pretty similar to Mario and Luigi for the GameBoy Advance in terms of gameplay, and even more so with the original Paper Mario for the N64. Luckily, Mario's in good company even from the beginning, so get ready for this exciting adventure. But to do so, he'll also have to explore this town and discover what's the secret of the legendary door, and what secrets lie behind it. Now Mario has to rescue Princess Peach, but to do this he'll first have to uncover the mystery of where she is. Not only this, but the town is overflowing with suspicious beings and evil goombas and the central plaza has gallows prepared. But as soon as Mario arrives, he finds out that the Princess has disappeared, leaving no trace behind. Mario receives a mysterious letter from Princess Peach, asking for his help in investigating a mysterious Thousand-Year Door in a suspicious town. So, let's see what the fans love so much about this game. But the Japanese company has never replied to it. There's been a lot of talk over the years among the fans to ask Nintendo to bring back this title as a remake for newer generations. This time we're going to be checking out Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, the second Paper Mario game ever released, after the original one for the N64. Even from the Super Nintendo times, there's been game after game moving the friendly plumber in different scenarios in this genre. Believe it or not, Mario is a big friend of the RPG style already and has been for a long time now.

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