Enjoy the Foldable Fun of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door on a X300G Gaming Projector

The journey brings back some familiar faces and goes beyond the town, where big discoveries hide and paper-like details enhance your game immersion. In the image to the left, you can see the combination of 3D elements with the cutout speech bubbles and paper characters who flip back and forth in conversations. While these actions happen quickly and can be difficult to see them on the small screen of a Switch, it’s easy to see the details that went into each movement with a large screen provided by the X300G. As the story progresses, some enemies are designed to reflect the paper craft of origami, a really cool design choice that adds to the depth of the paper world. 

Mario’s newfound friends help along the journey, but they’re also full of hilarious shenanigans to make the game more fun. When squaring up with enemies, they’ll provide witty comments and tips to help you defeat the enemy. Though Mario is a skilled fighter, there is always something new to learn in battle, especially when facing new foes. Each new friend will provide you with these tips, so pay close attention to everything that pops up! All these items on a small screen can be overwhelming and take away from the gaming experience. Thankfully, with the ability to project a screen up to 120in, the X300G makes it easy to see everything on the screen without crowding. 

This game is an RPG, so the battles are turn based, meaning you’ll need to be sure to balance attack and defense moves, equip badges for an advantage, and use your teammates unique skills to win! Each action is shown above you, as seen in the image to the left, and you can scroll through them to decide what to do. As the game goes on, more options appear and skills you’ve gained will be available, so the bigger the screen the easier it is to see your battle options. You can also harness the power of the crystal stars to utilize special moves and attack all enemies at once. Keep an eye on your health in the top left though, because if it hits zero you’ll be sent back to your last save spot! 

After each successful battle you’ll be awarded star points. You need these to level up to take on stronger enemies with confidence. The better you do in battles, or the stronger the enemies you defeat, the more star points you’ll get. You can see the total amount you have in the top right of the screen, alongside your coins. With all this content on one screen, it’ll get tricky to keep track of it all. Don’t miss out on important details or fall behind in a battle because of the limitations of a small screen, and connect your Switch directly to the X300G to project onto any screen or wall for a better gaming experience with full immersion. 

Finding the treasure will not be an easy task, but as Paper Mario, you’ll unlock unique paper abilities as you play, like turning into a paper airplane! You can also keep track of where you are on the map, shown left, and where you need to go. The map is the one Peach provided, so it reflects an actual treasure map with its brown tones and distinct landscape designs. It’s easy to spot where you are as Mario is the pop of color on the map, and with BenQ CinematicColor technology his color is extra vibrant. As a remake of the original version, this game comes with a number of improvements, such as improved visuals, that can easily be appreciated on the X300G where every colorful detail comes to life. The projector also features a great sound system, supported by BenQ CinematicSound technology, that helps you truly appreciate the newly arranged soundtrack and sound gallery.