There are also great-looking spells and rendered enemies like Goombas, Sky Troopas, and even Bob-ombs. And don't let the smooth taste fool you - the game may have a cute, childlike interface to it, but it's tough, with tons of strategy and side quests.Īdded features, like Toadofask's music levels, give the game a high replay factor. Great humor, lots of conversation, and extensive puzzle-solving flesh out the gameplay. You can build up your weapons and armor through the various shops. After acquiring a certain amount of experience points, you're allowed to increase either your Hit Points, Magic Defense, or Attack Power. RPGers will be interested in the advancement of levels through combat. Mario finds several new companions (and some old ones, like Yoshi), but can take only three on his quest. He's aided by spells, neat weapons, and friendly allies - the most surprising of which is Bowser. In order to restore the kingdom, Mario has to find the Seven Stars, indeed a Super quest! Once again, he's lost Princess Toadstool to evil fiends, and he's off to the Mushroom Kingdom to find her. Mario has a lot of trouble with relationships. But does it hold up to the toughest RPG standards? If you like fast, funny action, and great rendered graphics, it does. There could be no better coupling of forces than Square Soft and Nintendo, and they bring years of expertise to Super Mario RPG.
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