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    EarthBound

    Game » consists of 11 releases. Released Aug 27, 1994

    A 1994 role-playing game starring a young boy named Ness on his quest to save the world. The game and its quirky humor have garnered a dedicated cult following among RPG fans.

    glockstararmani's EarthBound (Super Nintendo Entertainment System) review

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    My Fellow Earthicans...

    I'm still getting over the shock that not only was this a huge, epic RPG with tons of gameplay and a fun story, but it actually CAME WITH a strategy guide! That is (as they used to say in the 1980s) awesome to the max. It is also way radical, most excellent, totally righteous, and splendid.

    Of course, it's me, and I'm biased, so EarthBound loses points for being a turn-based RPG. Sorry, but waiting my turn to use a menu and not being able to control any of the fighting isn't synonymous with entertaining for me. EarthBound gains those points back, though, by being one of the few RPGs that dares to stray beyond robot mechs and raging goblins. Modern-day urban UFO tale? Geniosity. Which is a new word that I just made up.

    Other reviews for EarthBound (Super Nintendo Entertainment System)

      The Best Game Ever Created. Ever. 0

      I'm going to assume you're reading this review simply because you have played the game, loved it, and want to hear other people gushing about it because you have no one else to talk to about how great it is.  Your family doesn't understand what made you spend the last 80 hours holed up in your basement, but that's not important.  You just finished the greatest game ever made.  Ever.If by some cruel twist of fate you have not had the opportunity to play this game, you owe it to yourself and to th...

      7 out of 7 found this review helpful.

      Retro Review: Earthbound 0

                                                                        Hippies? Check. Weapons and psychic powers with which to beat them? Double check. In the heyday of the Super Nintendo, there were many games that surfaced with the status of a “triple A” title. While there was still a lot of shovel-ware on Nintendo’s second try at a true system it was not to the extent that we have now with the Wii and had with the Gamecube. This also meant, with so many great g...

      2 out of 2 found this review helpful.

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