Is the NES EarthBound the same as the SNES? I have the SNES version, and the chance to get the NES version, but isn't it one in the same?
Is the NES EarthBound the same as the SNES? I have the SNES version, and the chance to get the NES version, but isn't it one in the same?
Nope. Completely different games. Vaguely related, as well.
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Also, I don't know where you are getting the NES version from, but be carefull. There are some indescriminate sellers who take reproductions and try to sell them as ultra rare, recently found protos.
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http://www.nesreproductions.com/
I think one of the real NES ones is still available for sale. But will cost a few thousand. You can pick up a reproduction for $20-25.
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There is also a fanmade translation for the Mother 1+2 GBA game.
http://www.romhacking.net/trans/868/
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Another good NES reproduction site is: www.gamereproductions.com
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I'm still waiting for the Mother 3 translation. That's not done yet, is it?
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It's just a NES Earthbound, with fan made cover. Not claiming it's a original and it's not a high price...what is the difference between the NES and SNES version?
The fact that they're different games?
Honestly, I don't know how much better I can put it. You go to different places, the gameplay is more primitive, the story a bit more serious...
You still go to cities, and deserts, and mountains, and snowy lands, but the games aren't the same.
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NES Earthbound is also significantly more challenging.
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Earthbound Zero is also a hell of a lot cheaper than the SNES Earthbound. It's a good alternative if you don't have $50+ to spend on a game.
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The NES version of Earthbound is real weird at first a lamp tries to attack you. VERY WEIRD!!!
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