TSA writes: "In a beloved Paper Mario style, Bug Fables: The Everlasting Sapling is a cute game, reminiscent of some of my favourites from the early 2000s. In the 3D world of Bugaria, we follow the 2D sprites of Kabbu, Vi, and Leif, on a quest to find The Everlasting Sapling, a plant that grants eternal youth to whoever consumes it. It’s a game that captures the style of its inspiration well, allowing for a nostalgic game with a new storyline."
Humble Bundle has launched a new JRPG bundle comprised of seven JRPGs. Costing a minimum of $15 USD, the following seven games are included:
Symphony of War: The Nephilim Saga
Mato Anomalies
Edge of Eternity
Bug Fables: The Everlasting Sapling
Nexomon: Extinction
Eiyuden Chronicle: Rising
Dark Deity
Paper Mario has been experimenting with a more casual JRPG approach, but fans really just want to see it return to Thousand-Year Door's approach.
Because other than Super Paper Mario, which was a completely unique offshoot, the series has sucked.
Paper Mario: The Origami King got 80% on Metacritic. Are we now starting calling games that get said score on Metacritic "sucks"?
I mean... RE 5 is scored over 80 and a huge player base would burned those discs, before they would have put them in their PS3.
Sometimes people score a franchise high, simply because it belongs to the franchise, PARTICULARLY Mario, and Zelda.
Not hating on Nintendo, I've bought every platform of theirs over the years except Wii U.
"Sometimes people score a franchise high, simply because it belongs to the franchise, PARTICULARLY Mario, and Zelda."
That doesn't make a lick of sense. Why should Mario or Zelda score high just because they are from Nintendo?
None of them suck, but sure the old ones are better imo.
I still wished for a Super Mario RPG 2.
Would've been awesome! I wouldn't mind a Super Mario Galaxy 3 as well!
Bug Fables is getting some lovely physical goodies from Limited Run Games on the Nintendo Switch and PS4. You can even pre-order both the standard edition and the highly coveted Collector's Edition this Friday, April 23rd.
