>start Earthbound Beginnings on Switch >punch a lamp to death >punch another lamp to death >punch a doll to death >have to navigate a clunky menu just to talk to people and interact with objects >UI sluggish in general >get a key off dog >go into house, get a bat, a diary and some bread >go on adventure >30 seconds after leaving home, beat hippie to death with said bat
It's amazing the jump in quality-of-life and general intuitive controls that JRPGs underwent going from the NES to the SNES.
and it's still a better game than earthbound and mother 3
Julian Martinez
holy BASED FPBP
Kayden Brown
nes/famicom rpgs were really rough sometimes, particularly ones trying to use the Dragon Quest/Warrior 1 systems.
there are some good games in the genre at that time but some are so obtuse you need graph paper to not get permanently lost in a samey looking dungeon, Phantasy Star 1 on master system has some really confusing dungeons if you don't make maps.
Jonathan Turner
In fact, it's the only good JRPG ever made
Parker Powell
games before snes generation are not worth playing
thats genuinely correct though. 1's music is the definitive soundtrack for the series, and like half or more of 2's music are just remixes of it
Robert Wilson
>ARMS ah so you just have shit taste in general, carry on then
Caleb Flores
>terrible music taste >AUDACITY to call others faggots this is some high INT shitposting
Jordan Cook
even if this were true, let's talk about >Gameplay: Mother 2 > Mother > Mother 3 how the fuck do you even justify this? i'm genuinely curious
Asher Phillips
>Story: Mother 2 > Mother 3 > Mother Earthbound doesn't even have a story, faggot. >Does the NSO version have the improvements from 1+2 on the GBA? Hey retard. NSO uses the Earthbound beginnings ROM which is basically just the original unreleased Mother 1 localization. take a shower, smashfag. niggerlover
Aaron Evans
Please understand, they are all very good. Mother had Pollyanna, Queen Mary's Castle, the Melodies, the title theme, and a lot of other great tracks. Mother 2 had the sound stones and the weirder jazzy tone that I loved, but not as many memorable melodies. Unfounded Revenge is the only one I really loved from Mother 3. Love Theme is okay. The rest is good, but not as memorable as I really like.
>smashfag take your meds and a 'better taste in games' pill too, you really need em
Lincoln Garcia
>trannies are ok when nintendo does them
Aiden Harris
Mother 2 is a straight improvement on Mother's gameplay, which is mostly straightforward JRPG play. Mother 3 had the fun action music combat system, but only for normal attacks, and too many characters just get pigeonholed into being support or item whores more than anything else. If every non-item ability took advantage of the rhythm mechanic, it would have been 10/10 for me. As-is, the fun music combat didn't really feel like it fit together well enough with the rest of the bog-standard JRPG stuff. It's more a mixed bag, with more potential than execution of the potential.
>Earthbound doesn't even have a story, faggot. Earthbound's story is a straight continuation of Mother's. There's plenty of story in Earthbound if you pay attention while you play.
Hunter Carter
>implying there's a difference >being obsessed Trans people are cool, don't be a dick, go trouch grass
Lincoln Flores
>>trannies are ok when nintendo makes fun of them FTFY
Chase Edwards
>trans people >trans >people
Jack Bennett
Anyone ever watch the Ridgway Films live action series of Earthbound?
Juan Hughes
Mother 1 music is barely listenable what are you talking about? NES music is ear rape
Austin Clark
dont you have a fortnite match to play and a stream to donate to?
Evan Edwards
For sure. The fourth generation was when JRPGs started to get good.
Isaiah Morris
>NES music is ear rape play a Megaman game or two
Dominic Moore
>Earthbound's story is a straight continuation of Mother's. There's plenty of story in Earthbound if you pay attention while you play. It's loosely tied at best. Even the melodies being in Earthbound is a pretty fucking tenuous connection. They were originally the lullaby Mary sung Giygas, in Earthbound they're just there because it's a sequel and they didn't want to invent new story aspects.
>Earthbound's story is a straight continuation of Mother's. There's nothing to suggest that, it's more of a retelling.
Connor Bailey
You a child or something?
Jace Thomas
>Even the melodies being in Earthbound is a pretty fucking tenuous connection The melodies are different between the two games.
Dylan Reyes
>There's nothing to suggest that >villain from the first game literally returns
Cooper Barnes
i always imagined their voices somewhere between a chain smoking old woman and a man who had recently been kicked in the nuts.
think fran drescher but with a deeper voice
Benjamin Bailey
It's literally only the same name. They have nothing else in common.
Owen Rodriguez
>Earthbound's story is a straight continuation of Mother's. nice headcanon dickface
Andrew Morgan
>clunky Learn to be more specific with your criticism.
Camden Gomez
Even with maps the PS dungeons are terrible because everything looks the same, there is no compass and later areas have pitfalls that send you to other floors and disorient the fuck out of you. A lot of early JRPGs had scummy design choices to sell game guides.
Wyatt Davis
Earthbound's story is literally "random shit happens dude coffee lmao" it's incoherent gibberish
Carter Mitchell
but..it is? Like the last bosses are literally named as the same thing (at different times ) so they're definitely connected.