Earthbound Fans!
@NerdyAwesomeSauce (109)
United States
February 12, 2011 9:07pm CST
Most people that know about Earthbound ("Mother" in Japan) know about it because they saw Ness and Lucas in Brawl. I've actually gone back and played all the Mother games though (1,2, and 3) although I can't really say I liked the first one. The other ones were fun (and funny) though which made them go to the top of my favorite games list. Now aparently there's going to be a Mother 4, created by fans. Does annyone else here play these games? What do you think of them, and are you excited for Mother 4?
2 responses
@Redeye95 (19)
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15 Feb 11
I've personally not played any of them but I have watched extensively people playing them on different sites. Earthbound was known in my circle of friends as a great (and very very long) RPG. I personally wouldn't mind playing it but I would want a console of it. I wish they would re-release it on DS untouched.
I had no idea there was a three made. I had heard of a 2 being made (and made obviously). Now there's to be a fan made four? Hmm...
I'm not found of fan made games. Unless everything is original your stealing the stuff, be it the name or the characters or what. I know you can say your borrowing it or it doesn't matter but... well being an upstanding citizen is worthwhile.
ANYWAY. I would partition the original company to make a four. Might be heck and good, especially when it's made from people who have a budget :P.
@NerdyAwesomeSauce (109)
• United States
16 Feb 11
You might be confused because the numbering is different between earthbound and mother. Earthbound is number like this "Earthbound 0, Earthbound 1, then Earthbound 2". Mother is numbered like this "Mother 1, Mother 2, Mother 3" I was reffering to the "mother" numbering, which means mother 3 was made by nintendo but mother 4 is going to be fan made.
Although I think it's wrong, I'm still willing to try the fan game. Apparently they ran into copyright issues before or something like that, but nintendo decided not to stop them...
