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Released April 30, 2011 This is a free, unofficial fan-made translation of MOTHER 1+2 for the Game Boy Advance. In this version, MOTHER 1 has been given a complete English retranslation intended to make the game more accessible to EarthBound fans (), while MOTHER 2 has basic menu and name translations. • - if you don't know how to use IPS patches,.

•, read these tips and suggestions - they'll help you get more enjoyment out of the game! • - these are optional; you can use these to create your own translations or text-based hacks!

What's different about the MOTHER 1 translation? Why should I care? For many (most?) Western fans, the first game in the series is really hard to get into. My goal was to create a translation of the game that tries to make the game more palatable. Some of the things I did were: • Retranslated the script from scratch. The EarthBound Zero ROM has a good number of changes, censoring, and mistakes with plot details and dialog. The text in the EarthBound Zero ROM is also very dry due to limited NES resources.

Doing a retranslation with this GBA version allowed for a lot more text, and censoring/changes weren't necessary. The result is a script that should hopefully be more engaging and natural-sounding. • Expanded many text boxes, allowing for more dialog text at a time, making the text more natural, more presentable, and easier to read • Expanded menus and names wherever possible, allowing for more natural-sounding text • Improved the font for better readability • Added a gift box with an 'Easy Ring' to Ninten's room for those who don't like to grind for experience and money. This item, when equipped, greatly increases the experience and money you win from enemies while also reducing the amount of random battles. It makes the game much less of a chore, which is one of the main reasons EarthBound fans have a hard time getting into the game. Xfiniiity app for mac.

• The GBA port already included a number of extra features - for example, the L Button acts as a shortcut key now, just as it did in EarthBound • Some of the bugs in the Japanese GBA version have been fixed • Connections with EarthBound and MOTHER 3 have been left intact, so fans of the series will surely appreciate that. The EarthBound Zero translation had changed a lot of things, which broke many of these connections. This WAS just a Famicom game originally, so it's not as if all of this will suddenly make it an entirely new game, but my hope is that it will at least make it easier for fans to get into and enjoy. Why didn't you translate the MOTHER 2 part too? Can't you just stick EarthBound's translation into the ROM? Short answer: if it were that easy, it would have already been done a long time ago. Long answer: It's a LOT more complicated than what you can imagine.