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Paper Mario TTYD GC Vs Switch Comparison - Opening the Thousand-Year Door
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- Опубликовано: 31 май 2024
- In this Paper Mario TTYD GC Vs Switch Comparison you will see the opening of the thousand-year door. All Partners are there, but the cinematic it's somewhat different from the original + music.
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They definitely upped the unease and tension of opening the Thousand Year Door in the remake. The new music that plays once the door opens really drives home the feeling that you may have opened Pandoras Box.
Of course they make that: the thousand year door lead to the palace of shadows: the place where the shadow queen rest in her tomb!
The original: ~Oooh spooky door with evil mist Oooooh~
The remake: Oh no. OH NO.
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Also something I found out when reaching this chapter:
Just like Color Splash and Origami King, the Palace of Shadows theme keeps playing even when you're battling enemies there.
I love it when games do that, honestly.
The music also keeps playing after you win the battle too, unlike Color Splash.
The only place that didn't was probably the place that would have benefitted the most. Never played color splash or origami king, but if they pulled that with something like count bleck's castle's theme (they technically did because super wasn't an RPG) there would have been no stopping the hype train. I love TTYD, but it's just a remix of the underground theme, not too much to build off of there. Fighting the chain chomps in silence would've been absolutely jarring and fighting the drybones with the tower of riddles theme playing would have been chilling
I wish they did that for the smrpg remake as well
I just played this game for the first time and was complaining blind about this part, it’s so eerie how quick I went from being happy I got everything to fearing the pandora’s box I opened
Lowkey, I have never felt that uneasy playing a Mario game. The tension from watching the door open to entering and exploring the massive yet abandoned Palace of Shadows had me a bit shook. Gave me Cave of the Past vibes from EarthBound.
Ngl, as someone who doesn't play in English, the title drop as the final chapter's name goes pretty hard
Damn... i just watched the spanish version of the game in chapter 8 and the chapter name hits hard
The opening of the Thousand-Year Door is even more dramatic than it was in the original. Entering the Palace of Shadows is like heading into the pits of Tartarus.
I wonder what they called the thousand year door before the year this story takes place?
The 999 year door?
Perhaps something more generic, like the Great Door, or the Ancient Door
I see they made it a lot more creepy than it was in the original version of the game
First time I saw footage of the remake, I was very quick to notice that the stars are on the door in a different order.
I guess they wanted to put the Crystal Star in the middle because it’s the “most important” or “most powerful” or whatnot.
That’s a cool detail. I just wish they’d taken the opportunity to rename it something other than the “Crystal Star” - at least pick a specific gemstone! Opal, maybe?
Each star also lights up one by one as the Crystal Stars are brought to the TTYD
I’m surprised they didn’t do that in the original.
@@Raffy209 Yeah Opal Star sounds very cool and unique.
I've noticed.the stars are in a different order
That cutscene gave me the CHILLS in the remake
Even having played the original TTYD countless times, having the wailing doom music continue into the chapter title took my breath away.
When I saw the remake it looked intimidating yet amazing
Ok the one thing I actually don't like about the remake is the added choir. But why would I say such a thing about the awesome choir? Imo having things more silent just added on to the horror element of not knowing what lies behind that door...
Same with the added choir in Shadow Queen's fight
Ive noticed the the room of rhetoric palace of shadows are brighter in the remake.
Did the remake remind anyone else of Galaxy 2’s final boss door?
Ahora las estrellas están en diferente orden.
The original still has the better presentation and vibe. However, I like how in the remake all your partners are with Mario during that scene.
Nah not really imo
@@MusuemBucket Still mad?
@@modemgt771 how am I mad, I stated my own opinion
@@MusuemBucket Same here.
@@modemgt771 ok so what’s your point
The old sound effects were much better, sadly…
I’m gonna have to disagree, sorry.
Nah
You mean during the cutscene or in the entire game?
@@Toadthefungi I did mean during the cutscene, but my sentence can be applied to other parts of the game too.
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