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[Ganaram Inukshuk 3,682]

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Or maybe ponder why there's no monetary fine for smuggling stinky spiky fruits onto Singapore's mass transit system: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Singapore_MRT_Fines.jpg

[Jadefire 2,797]

Or maybe ponder why there's no monetary fine for smuggling stinky spiky fruits onto Singapore's mass transit system: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Singapore_MRT_Fines.jpg

 

Well, if there ain't no rule against it...

[Viscra Maelstrom 3,718]

 

after powering through the entire game in just a few days, i finally beat it. and holy fuck, i have to say the final boss is even more spectacular than Giygas ever was.

[Haven Celestii 9,385]

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after powering through the entire game in just a few days, i finally beat it. and holy fuck, i have to say the final boss is even more spectacular than Giygas ever was.

Ya know, ive never been able to understand those games at all. I should give them a run through this weekend or sometime soon.

[Betez 1,734]

Hay guys. Just lettin you all know that I'll be getting the 100000th post in this thread.

[Viscra Maelstrom 3,718]

Ya know, ive never been able to understand those games at all. I should give them a run through this weekend or sometime soon.

they're strange, and different. a tip is to start with Earthbound, because Earthbound Zero is a hard piece to get into, and Mother 3 gets a lot more impact when you've already completed Earthbound (mostly because it carries plot elements over from its predecessor).

 

i dunno what else to say about them. they might not be for everyone, perhaps.

[Haven Celestii 9,385]

they're strange, and different. a tip is to start with Earthbound, because Earthbound Zero is a hard piece to get into, and Mother 3 gets a lot more impact when you've already completed Earthbound (mostly because it carries plot elements over from its predecessor).

 

i dunno what else to say about them. they might not be for everyone, perhaps.

Which one comes first? Regardless of how hard it is to get into, I wanna start from the very beginning.

[FizzyImp 1,838]

[Collapses in a heap on the GCT's sofa]
This week has destroyed me...

[Viscra Maelstrom 3,718]

Which one comes first? Regardless of how hard it is to get into, I wanna start from the very beginning.

it's really not recommended that you do, because of its archaic controls (ever played a RPG on the NES before?). but, if you insist...

 

Earthbound Zero is the first in the series. it was originally called just EarthBound, but it was never released in the US. the title in Japan is Mother. it actually got a full translation, which got dumped as a ROM all over the internet years after the release of its sequel. i haven't played much of it, and it might give a poor taste of the series if you get into it.

 

i'd recommend you get into Earthbound on the SNES, the sequel. it improves on a lot of the things from the original game, and even this got a full, official translation, which is probably one of the best damn translated games the SNES ever got. if you get into this game, you know what to expect from every other game in the series. it's the perfect middle ground, and it's also got a fair difficulty level, which serves well for its sequel.

 

Mother 3, or Earthbound 2, if you will. the last game in the sequel, and the only one not to get a translation. it got a fan-translation, though, which is available on the net. once you've beat Earthbound, Mother 3 serves as a good way to get through next, because it's basically an improvement of the SNES game.

 

my RECOMMENDED order is this: Earthbound (because it's a good entry point) - Mother 3 (because it's a damn good sequel) - Earthbound Zero (because once you know how a Earthbound game is like, it's easier to stomach this archaic brother).

 

but if you want, the chronological order is: Earthbound Zero - Earthbound - Mother 3.

 

the games were called Mother 1, 2, and 3 in Japan, respectively, in case you're confused. Earthbound is the name it got in North America.

 

i hope that cleared things up.

[Ganaram Inukshuk 3,682]

[Collapses in a heap on the GCT's sofa]

This week has destroyed me...

Mind if you review something for me...?

[Fox 5,330]

[Collapses in a heap on the GCT's sofa]

This week has destroyed me...

prepare your anus

[DJRainbowDash 724]

[Collapses in a heap on the GCT's sofa]

This week has destroyed me...

 

Busy week I'm guessing? 

[Ganaram Inukshuk 3,682]

Blaugh... Not a clue on what to write.

[Ferret Girl 2,642]

If you really cared, then you would never get naked in my shower.

[Ganaram Inukshuk 3,682]

Wut...?

[Viscra Maelstrom 3,718]

well, Nestopia didn't freeze for me when i met a Hippie now.

Earthbound Zero is fun, but a very archaic game. it's akin to playing other NES RPGs: they don't feel very polished, and it's easier to die if you don't know what you're doing.

[Haven Celestii 9,385]

it's really not recommended that you do, because of its archaic controls (ever played a RPG on the NES before?). but, if you insist...

 

Earthbound Zero is the first in the series. it was originally called just EarthBound, but it was never released in the US. the title in Japan is Mother. it actually got a full translation, which got dumped as a ROM all over the internet years after the release of its sequel. i haven't played much of it, and it might give a poor taste of the series if you get into it.

 

i'd recommend you get into Earthbound on the SNES, the sequel. it improves on a lot of the things from the original game, and even this got a full, official translation, which is probably one of the best damn translated games the SNES ever got. if you get into this game, you know what to expect from every other game in the series. it's the perfect middle ground, and it's also got a fair difficulty level, which serves well for its sequel.

 

Mother 3, or Earthbound 2, if you will. the last game in the sequel, and the only one not to get a translation. it got a fan-translation, though, which is available on the net. once you've beat Earthbound, Mother 3 serves as a good way to get through next, because it's basically an improvement of the SNES game.

 

my RECOMMENDED order is this: Earthbound (because it's a good entry point) - Mother 3 (because it's a damn good sequel) - Earthbound Zero (because once you know how a Earthbound game is like, it's easier to stomach this archaic brother).

 

but if you want, the chronological order is: Earthbound Zero - Earthbound - Mother 3.

 

the games were called Mother 1, 2, and 3 in Japan, respectively, in case you're confused. Earthbound is the name it got in North America.

 

i hope that cleared things up.

Oh snap. Yeah, that cleared everything up.

 

I managed to find all three and even get a patch for Mother 3 to make it English, so now Im all set to try out these games.

Thankies for all that info, Viscra. :3

[Ganaram Inukshuk 3,682]

@,

Would you mind reviewing something for me?

[Nightfall 3,950]

RAIN BROS

 

Some awesome rain and thunder here now.

[Haven Celestii 9,385]

I was going through all the Mother games just to make sure they all worked properly and my goodness is the music good.

 

Especially Earthbound Zero's intro so far. Holy crap.

 

 

@,

 

Would you mind reviewing something for me?

Sure, why not.

 

RAIN BROS

 

Some awesome rain and thunder here now.

Its raining here as well, except its not awesome. :l Edited June 28, 2013 by Haven

[Viscra Maelstrom 3,718]

I was going through all the Mother games just to make sure they all worked properly and my goodness is the music good.

 

Especially Earthbound Zero's intro so far. Holy crap.

try out Earthbound then. if you thought Zero was good, Earthbound is Zero x10 the awesome factor. it says something when the music of the whole game is a third the size of the cartridge.

[Nightfall 3,950]

Its raining here as well, except its not awesome. :l

 

Cuz I'm not there? :3

 

Naw, it was awesome because there is a creek near my backyard, and my younger bro and I went out to the creek to see how flooded it was. In the hard rain. And just after we got back to the house, there was a huge clap of thunder.

[Ganaram Inukshuk 3,682]

Sure, why not.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1O6CG7A0HntmiZAaR_nKLV20wIz8oaaV_QPsmm6ZD-Gc/edit

 

I'm not sure if you've even read this one yet...

[FizzyImp 1,838]

Mind if you review something for me...?

Sure. :3

Edit: Will see the above

 

prepare your anus

I'm always prepared.

 

Busy week I'm guessing? 

Very... Busy to the point where my emotions went all over the place. I'd be flipping between depressed, overjoyed and angry a lot...

My sanity took a nice hit this week, but I've now officially left college, and I'm feeling pretty damn proud of myself :3

Edited June 28, 2013 by Crazy Yadge

[Haven Celestii 9,385]

Cuz I'm not there? :3

Quite possibly. X3

 

Naw, it was awesome because there is a creek near my backyard, and my younger bro and I went out to the creek to see how flooded it was. In the hard rain. And just after we got back to the house, there was a huge clap of thunder.

The only part about that that I wouldnt like, is being in the hard rain part.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1O6CG7A0HntmiZAaR_nKLV20wIz8oaaV_QPsmm6ZD-Gc/edit

 

I'm not sure if you've even read this one yet...

I have not read it. It actually took me a while to figure out it was a different story from the other one you showed me.

 

Once I figured out it was a totally different story, I figured out its a twidash fic. Not one for shipping usually, but it does seem quite good. You've a way to make someone want to actually read and figure out what the hell happened to the characters beforehand, thats for sure.

 

I say its quite good so far. Keep at it.