Super Mario RPG (N64)

Every young?un and old fart knows, by now, who Mario is, unless they?ve been living under a friggin rock while the rest of civilization milled about them. In this day and age, Mario is something of an icon. An unlikely hero at the time he burst onto the scene - an overweight, mustachioed plumber in red coveralls and his thinner, taller brother that no one remembers (Luigi), both jumping on horny turtles named after dogs, little evil-looking mushroom thingies, and fire-breathing houseplants on vines, all to rescue the kidnapped princess who?s in another goddamn castle. Mario?s seen many games and many consoles throughout his long, continuing career - tennis, ...  Read the complete review

Super Mario RPG for the SNES is the prequel to Paper Mario for the N64. If you liked the N64 version, you will absolutely adore the SNES original. The graphics are, for its day, fantastic. The colours are bright and lush, the story is good and the game play is very addictive. The story follows the usual Mario storyline with Boswer kidnapping the princess and Mario spending the whole game trying to rescue her. You meet plenty of enemies along the way and there are many characters to talk to who develop the storyline. The battle system is very simple to learn and follows a typical rpg turn based system, where you take it in turns with the ...  Read the complete review

Believe it or not super mario rpg is 3D and yes its on the snes ! First the graphics, wow this is great for 16 bit system. Okay, donkey kong was better looking, but that isn't what this opinion is about. Of course, it's done in bright colors, ranging from light pinks, to dark reds, it's just so perfect. Buldings are colourful and everything is so detailed ! The music, it has humable (yes its a word) tunes that stick in your head, and that fit the mood pretty well, just wait until you get to a certain star in Star Road, ranging from reggae-like, to classical music. Music for the ages. The woman who done the music for this done the music ...  Read the complete review