Mother Collection
Started by Calumon, Aug 28 2010 09:19 PM
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Posted 28 August 2010 - 09:19 PM
Do you think it would be a good idea to put Mother. Earthbound (Mother 2), and Mother 3 on the same cartridge and sell it internationally as a collection? That'd certainly get the fans off of their backs about not translating 2/3 of the series.
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Posted 01 September 2010 - 09:06 PM
I think at the very least they should release the games (translated) on the virtual console like they did with sin and punishment. I must say I never quite understand the logic of games manufacturers though, especially with the digital age we live in, granted it could be expensive to translate a game into English and make lots of discs only to have it flop but surely to get a team together to translate the games and put them on the store wouldn't be much of a risk? If it was the same team doing the work all the time, they'd only have to pay them and then benefit from all the drooling fans eager to get their hands on a properly translated version of a classic game?Who can understand right?
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Posted 02 September 2010 - 11:07 AM
yeah,game producers just wanna earn money,just about madden series,go to madden 11 ,crazy
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Posted 18 October 2010 - 10:00 AM
not sure if this is true but i think the reason they're not putting mother 1 or 2 on virtual console is that they were made as a value pack on the gba and i think are still selling them. Mother 3 isn't on there because its a gba game.what i'm waiting for is a remake of mother 2 with the sort of graphics that brawl had with the zoo in subspace.I think at the very least they should release the games (translated) on the virtual console like they did with sin and punishment. I must say I never quite understand the logic of games manufacturers though, especially with the digital age we live in, granted it could be expensive to translate a game into English and make lots of discs only to have it flop but surely to get a team together to translate the games and put them on the store wouldn't be much of a risk? If it was the same team doing the work all the time, they'd only have to pay them and then benefit from all the drooling fans eager to get their hands on a properly translated version of a classic game?Who can understand right?
