gamecube gba player mother 3 fan translation

Just looking at its troubled development that transitioned over four consoles – SNES, N64 (along with its add-on the 64DD), Gamecube and finally GBA – shows that there has always been a tumultuous air about the game. It’s a sequel to a cult game that didn’t particularly need a sequel. Mother 3 is no normal game it’s a conundrum. Why is this? What is disallowing Mother 3 from escaping the captivity of its Japanese homeland? Well, that is very complicated question that factors in many elements.

It’s now January 2016 and this still hasn’t happened. In Every Nintendo Direct since, I’ve been hoping for that seemingly implausible Mother 3 announcement to finally materialise. Since after I finished EarthBound all the way back in 2013, I’ve been not-so-patiently awaiting the release of its sequel, the puzzling and perplexing Mother 3. I first experienced the game at this point, which you can read about here. It took 19 years for The War Against Giygas to come to an end and as equilibrium was reached Shigesato Itoi’s masterpiece, EarthBound/ Mother 2, was finally allowed a worldwide release.

Gamecube gba player mother 3 fan translation