Adamn Sandals

Paper Mario The Thousand-Year Door: The Peak of Paper Mario Ah, Thousand-Year Door... what a masterpiece. Beautiful, diverse environments, coupled alongside a beautiful battle system, huge backstory, lots of diverse characters, unique bosses, EXP, and so much more. The amount of awesomeness put into this game is amazing. I remember playing this bad boy on my Wii when I was around 6-8 years old, it was a blast like no other. It's got that special type of charm that no other Paper Mario game can stand up to. Overall, this is yet another masterpiece on the GameCube. I would totally recommend this game to you... that is, if you're lucky enough to get your hands on a copy, unless you emulate.

Paper Mario The Origami King: The King of Modern Paper Mario Games Overall, Origami King is a fantastic game, right at the level of Super Paper Mario. It had Partners (sorta), a better battle system alongside permanent attacks, story, and unique characters. It fixed a lot of problems that the previous two had, although there are flaws. The battle system is cool and all, but it suffers from one main problem, NO EXPERIENCE POINTS, JUST LIKE THE TWO BEFORE IT. That single-handedly ruined a big chunk of gameplay. And also, partners are temporary, and the only partner you use outside of battle is Professor Toad. which sucks. Story was more involved, like King Olly and the Vellumentals. What the heck, even the Legion of Stationery had lore. Yeah, a pair of scissors is more unique than the koopalings, just so you know. Overall, despite it's flaws, Paper Mario: The Origami King is an awesome game after two bad games. I just hope that Intelligent Systems become Intelligent again and make a Paper Mario game as much of a masterpiece as TTYD again.