03-27-2015, 07:58 AM
Both are great games and it's what built me into what I am now today.
I will pick Mother 2 (Earthbound) as my favorite title because of the sentimental value it has. It is a worse game, gameplay wise (there is no space for key items, there is no comboing, there is no run button, the graphics are vastly improved while keeping the same art style) but it's that 'one of a kind' game... I met a ton of friends because of that game - frindships that last for more than 7 years! - and I can't deny that it's a life-changing experience.
Mother 3 is a great game too, much like its predecessor but I didn't really get new friends because of that title. Nonetheless I really suggest playing both this and the prequel. It's not only a tale of good vs evil; it's a tale of friendship, growth and fuzzy pickles.
I will pick Mother 2 (Earthbound) as my favorite title because of the sentimental value it has. It is a worse game, gameplay wise (there is no space for key items, there is no comboing, there is no run button, the graphics are vastly improved while keeping the same art style) but it's that 'one of a kind' game... I met a ton of friends because of that game - frindships that last for more than 7 years! - and I can't deny that it's a life-changing experience.
Mother 3 is a great game too, much like its predecessor but I didn't really get new friends because of that title. Nonetheless I really suggest playing both this and the prequel. It's not only a tale of good vs evil; it's a tale of friendship, growth and fuzzy pickles.
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