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elgefe02 on 13 June 2008

OFLC Update - Super Mario RPG On Its Way To Europe

Posted Fri, 13 Jun 2008 - By Marcel Van Duyn

After 12 years, Europe will finally be able to enjoy Super Mario RPG!

It's time to rejoice, as Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars has been rated by the OFLC today!

Fans have longed for this game's release on VC for an eternity - It was listed on the ESRB around the Wii's launch but mysteriously disappeared along with some other games later. After not hearing anything about the game for about a year, it was announced that Japan would be getting the game this month. Obviously this re-ignited the flame of desire, and many people were once again wondering when (And if) the game would be released elsewhere.

That should end now, though - Australia's OFLC has now rated the title, which indicates that it should be making its way to PAL Wiis sometime soon. As it is an import title (Only the US and Japan originally got it!) we suspect that you will have to pay a small premium, but trust us, the game is totally worth it.

No word on a US release yet, but we suspect it will follow suit.

 

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Garcian Smith on 13 June 2008

No US release (yet)??

:(

By the way, I didnt know that Europe never got SMRPG. If you're curious, it's basically a 16-bit Paper Mario game, though it takes itself a bit more seriously than those games. (As serious as a Mario game can take itself, anyway.)

It's also one of the prettiest games to ever grace the SNES. So, yep. Buy it. When it comes out, anyway. =P



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pichu_pichu on 13 June 2008

I don't want to beg, but...

PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, BRING IT TO AMERICA, PLEASE!



memory2zack on 13 June 2008

Yay! One of the best VC decisions ever!



kingwii on 13 June 2008

i continue the beg.... PLEASEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE



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thekitchensink on 13 June 2008

NA plz



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Neos on 13 June 2008

YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA, first chance to play this woot =D



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LNRT on 13 June 2008
pichu_pichu said:
I don't want to beg, but...

PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, BRING IT TO AMERICA, PLEASE!

and an extra please with a cherry on top!



supermario128 on 13 June 2008

They should have put it on VC right away for Europe if they never had a chance to play it before.




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Chadius on 13 June 2008

1) NA PLZ

2) Europe never got this game? Ouch. You deserve it though. Enjoy trying to get 100 super jumps!



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