Game:

Mother 3 (2006)

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Hello in this bonus episode of Mother 3 We try to find Duster's Best Weapon in the game the MYSTIC BOOTS! First you must have finished Chapter 4 and be on Chapter 5 then go back to Osohe Castle where Lord Passion will be beat him and the boots are yours.. Subscribe,Like Comment but most of all ENJOY!
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Mother 3 is a role-playing video game developed by Nintendo, Brownie Brown and HAL Laboratory. It was published for the Game Boy Advance handheld game console in 2006. It has only been released in Japan, but it has a cult following among English-speakers. It was written by Shigesato Itoi, the creator of the series, and directed by Nobuyuki Inoue. The music was composed by Shogo Sakai.

Mother 3 is a direct sequel to EarthBound and the third game in the series, but it stars a new cast of characters. It takes place on the "Nowhere Islands", a series of sparsely inhabited islands on Earth. The game switches perspectives between the main characters, who are all people (or animals) who live on the islands. The game focuses on a pair of twins named Lucas and Claus, their family, and the friends who join them to fight against the mysterious Pigmask Army.

The story of Mother 3 is a tragedy: its main themes involve coping with the loss of family members and the perils of consumerism. The game also has many comedic elements, such as parody of other video games. The game was advertised as "funny, strange, [and] heartrending".

Mother 3 had a very long development cycle. It was originally developed for the Super Famicom in 1994, but development was moved to the Nintendo 64DD, then the Nintendo 64, and finally the Game Boy Advance.

Although Nintendo of America has not announced plans to localize Mother 3, a fan translation group has released a patch to translate the game into English. According to Itoi there are no plans to create a fourth Mother game, but he has not completely dismissed the idea.
GamePlay:
Mother 3 is very similar to the previous games in the series. The player controls a main character from an overhead perspective and moves around to explore, talk to characters, and travel through dangerous environments. In dangerous areas, enemies such as Pigmasks, wild animals, and robots will move around and chase the player. If the player comes into contact with an enemy, they will enter battle. Up to three other characters will follow the player, and if any of them are touched from behind, the battle will begin with the player at a disadvantage. The player can also dash to stun enemies or dispose of enemies that are too weak to waste time fighting.

The game retains the battle system found in Mother and EarthBound, characterized by non-animated enemy sprites and a distorted, animated background. The player controls up to four characters in combat, with the exception of some non-playable characters who follow the player over the course of the story and contribute randomly to the fight. All characters can attack enemies with weapons and use items in combat, and each character has some unique abilities. Each character also has individual statistics typical for role-playing games, such as Offense, Defense, and IQ (which affects PSI powers).

Combat in Mother 3 includes a unique musical combo system not found in previous titles. To use this system, the player must tap buttons in time with the beat of the background music, with most enemies having their own beat and/or tempo. The player can hear this tempo by putting an enemy to sleep, allowing the player to hear a "heartbeat".[1][2] Like Earthbound, combat uses a "rolling health" system: instead of a character's health being immediately lost when injured, the health meter of the character will roll down over time. This allows a mortally wounded character to perform actions like attacking or healing himself, as long as the player acts quickly enough. If a battle ends while a characters' health is still counting down, it will stop decreasing.

The player can save the game by talking to creatures called "Save Frogs", which are abundant and appear at various areas in the game.[1] Currency is not available early in the game, as Nowhere Islands features a communal gift-giving system.[3] Currency is introduced later in the game as "Dragon Power" (DP), which is earned from defeating enemies. DP is stored away after battle, requiring the player access it from the Save Frogs.[1]

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