Paper Mario for GameCube

Pros: An inventive battle system and interesting paper-puzzle mechanics.

Cons: Doesn't exactly share the same largeness as some other RPGs (broader worlds, thicker storyline, etc.)

The Bottom Line: One of the best GameCube games that I've owned from out of 2004, Paper Mario is a wonderfully unique RPG that everyone should explore.

Review: Mario is Nintendo's personal poster guy when it comes to just about every genre, on every system, in every game that they concoct. He's gone from being the company's unmatchable platformer plumber, to a mean shell tossing racer, and a skilled golfer, ...

Pros: Wonderful, delightful characters; excellent, engaging story; brilliant battle system. Good for kids or adults.

Cons: Some people might not like the graphics, but those people are probably too spoiled anyway.

The Bottom Line: If you like RPGs, buy it. I'm serious. If you rent it, you'll just be wasting your money because you're going to break down and buy it anyway.

Review: Paper Mario The Thousand-Year Door is quite simply a magnificent RPG. Especially on a system suffering from a dearth of good RPGs, this one is an oasis in a dry and dreary land. Oasis... It's more like a hotel/casino next to the palm trees and crystal ...

Pros: Complete and understandable storyline; Sensible and unique sequence of events; nice surprises for all ages.

Cons: Only if you don't like paper-thin characters or Mario will you hate the game.

Review: This game is addictive! It is worth the amount needed to buy it. You'll probably play it over and over. This game offers exquisite game play that is very organized and has good role-playing tactics. I wanted it as soon as I heard about it because I ...

Pros: Fun sidequests, fun battles

Cons: none

Review: It's a great sequel. One of the best games I've played. It has such weird, yet great graphics. There are plenty of sidequests to do. It's a long, fun jeorney to save the princess, once again, but will never get ...