[size=200][b][url=http://www.mfgg.net/index.php?act=resdb&param=02&c=2&id=26863]Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Five Pendants[/url] by Kommandant Dragmire[/b][/size] [img]http://i50.tinypic.com/t5hjza.png[/img] For nearly a decade, MFGGers have been awaiting the final version of this game, a work that will forever change the way you look at the sociological themes of police brutality and official corruption! The original version of this game, born way back in 2003, consisted of clashing graphics, bad MS Paint cutscenes, and cheesy dialogue. Nine years later, the final version is finally here, and it preserves the qualities worth preserving from the old version - such as the fun action RPG gameplay and the creative, zany plot - and reimagines it with cohesive graphics, fitting music, and a wider array of level environments. SMRPG: LotFP opens with a mysterious meteorite crashing into Mario's backyard. Yet Mario can't get past the gate because of a suspicious cop named Jon Broun standing in the way, and Mario surmises that a visit from a certain member of mushroom royalty might be in order. The game continues on a wild adventure focused on Super Mario RPG-inspired gameplay (minus the turn-based battles), but there are also occasion intermissions ranging from a Super Mario Kart-infused racing section to a platforming segment. Yes, the game is difficult in places, and the 55-megabyte download is a bit large, but the top-notch gameplay and story make for a superb experience. Better still, you might stumble across a few references to MFGG's (and The Underground's) past, and perhaps even a few secret levels!

The game's intro reminds me of Earthbound.

So I noticed I had a badge when I posted today. Wow guys thanks alot, I'm glad to finally have it done with. I'm getting to a point in life where I have very little time to work on things like this, and my goal before "retiring" was to finish this. And by having it on the mainsite, it feels like a culmination of all the work and fun I've had since starting on this kind of stuff allmost 10 years ago, even if I only have one complete game to show for it, I'm glad it's this one. It's a good note to end on.

You still didn't reply to my stuck glitch in your topic. And I'd love to get back to the game.

Oh sorry I figured it was a one time glitch. does it make the game unplayable for you

... only if the automatic saving placed me in that position and i have not tried loading it maybe i should

Congrats MarioDragmire! (I'm calling you by your mainsite name because your regular forum name is too hard to spell)

[quote="Luigifan64"]Congrats MarioDragmire! (I'm calling you by your mainsite name because your regular forum name is too hard to spell)[/quote] You could just copy and paste it, you know?

It takes me a long time for me to do that because of some strange reason I don't know.

Here's an updated version for those who are having trouble with the backwoods scene. I want you guys to play the rest of the game. Sorry it was so difficult before. Checkpoints are added. If you just replace the original SMRPG LotFP file that should it. You will still be able to load your save. http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?c8dy15uy9pi6tjl

wow this game is really good to get the game of month i played it but i was too hard for me maybe i can get a good shot

Argh, I wish my computer were'nt broken. I've really been wanting to give this game a play, cause it seemed right up my alley, and now that it's won game of the month, I'm even more convinced!

Great game. I'm at the cop part. What's button 4?

Congrats KD! excellent work on this game btw. (did i actually overlook this thread the whole month!? the hells wrong with me?)

If my memory serves me correctly, Shift, Ctrl, and Spacebar are the only keys used in the game. If there is a fourth button, though, it's ENTER.

So I got farther in the game, but hooooly crap. That blizzard part with the fighting is unbearable.

The blizzard section is a nightmare if you don't know what you're doing. Thankfully, however, there are a couple of power-ups hidden underneath the snowdrifts.