Mario RPG Series

[sdessoki]

What's Your Favroite Mario RPG Game ?

Mine Is Paper Mario | N64

 

[Phoenix Rider]

This is no contest. Superstar Saga all the way.

 

[Paper Jorge]

Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door is AWESOME! :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:!

 

[Phoenix Rider]

It has no replay value, though.

 

[Paper Jorge]

It has no replay value, though.

It does.

1. Bonetails, an optional boss.
2. Go back to the Glitz Pit.
3. Find the cookbook for Zess T.

AND MORE!

 

[Sir Grodus]

Super Mario RPG, its the first and is just so awesome.

 

[ultimatetoad]

Monty mole says:It has no replay value, though.


What do you mean? It seemed to have much more replay value than the first, because you could play after you beat it.

 

[Paper Jorge]

Monty mole says:It has no replay value, though.


What do you mean? It seemed to have much more replay value than the first, because you could play after you beat it.

I listed all the things you can do after beating Shadow Queen, which I haven't done.

It does.

1. Bonetails, an optional boss.
2. Go back to the Glitz Pit.
3. Find the cookbook for Zess T.

AND MORE!

 

[Sir Grodus]

Finding the cookbook isn't really that hard, you can get right when you enter Creepy Steeple for the first time.

 

[Phoenix Rider]

Besides, I did all that on my first playthrough.

 

[ultimatetoad]

But what abou the trouble center?

 

[Phoenix Rider]

Yeah, I went back and did the three that are unlocked after beating the SQ.

I meant I did it all without making another file.

 

[Silverarms]

Mario and Luigi: Bowsers inside story

 

[SolarBlaze]

Wow. That was a MAJOR bump.

 

[ralphfan]

I know you guys will all say the original PM is better, but I like TTYD the most. Mainly due to all the side plots and the way the game is so realistic. The whole thing with the Piantas against the Robbos is a great example.

 

[nekoninja-san*star*]

RPGs


super mario rpgs was the first

 

[ralphfan]

Yes, and it was one of the only 3D non-handheld ones.

 

[SolarBlaze]

Yeah, I agree that Thousand-Year Door is better than the first one.

-It had better visuals (I'm not one who's very hung up on graphics, but still.)
-Better storyline (with better villains, and everything).
-An improved battle system, with Special Attacks that were tons better than the ones in the first Paper Mario.
-More replay value.

And whatever else I missed.

 

[ralphfan]

Side plots, man.

 

[Starr]

Also, TTYD actually had some suspense with the whole 1000 year old demon. It actually sent chills down my spine whenever they talked about it in depth.

 

[ralphfan]

It wasn't scary, but it was suspenseful.

 

[Parakarrygun88]

Hmmm, it's a toss up between Super mario RPG and Paper mario n64