Originally released in 1996 on SNES, fans of the famous plumber’s adventures may be entitled to a sequel. super mario rpg. In an interview for MinnMaxthe creator of the game, Chihiro Fujiokamade some rather interesting statements.
What is Super Mario RPG?
Quite simply, an RPG game where the player embodies the famous mustachioed character (the one in red you know) and goes, as often, to the rescue of Princess Peach, kidnapped by Bowser. But, plot twist, a giant sword falls on the villain’s castle and sends our three main protagonists to the four corners of the world to then band together against evil. A long story that you have yet to discover if you are a fan of retro games.
In any case, what makes the charm of the game remains the turn-based combat system, in which each character has hit points and attacks of their own. The game was the last Mario game released for the SNES console. To give you an idea of how long Super Mario RPG fans have been waiting for a sequel, here are some images from the game.
Chihiro Fujioka’s interview
The 62-year-old video game creator would like to retire soon. According to him, what better way to leave than by creating a sequel to his flagship game: “In my career I’ve been involved in a lot of games and you know, I would really like my last one to be another Mario RPG game, if possible”did he declare. “I think Mario & Luigi is cool but I’d like to go back and make a Mario RPG where you only control Mario”.
Regarding the potential plot of the next Super Mario RPG, the creator replied “it’s a secret”. Sign that Fujioka has therefore seriously thought about it or has no idea at all, as you wish.
To see in the next few years therefore if Chihiro Fujioka will realize his ultimate project. In the meantime, following the last Nintendo direct, we have learned of the upcoming release of many Mario games. Fan of the most famous mustachioed plumber in the world, you won’t get bored!
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