Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door: Rogueport Analysis

What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think of the opening of a Mario game? Green grass? Rolling hills? A nice pleasant romp? What about Mario getting mugged by bandits?

Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door breaks every Mario rule by throwing you into the decrepit, crime-filled shanty town of Rogueport. Thousand Year Door uses Rogueport to shake your expectations of what's possible in a Mario game, to establish that absolutely anything is fair game in this adventure. Today, let's dive into what makes Rogueport so distinct from anything else in the Mario series, and why this game's opening area is so beloved by fans even over a decade later.

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