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The plot is about a young boy named [[Ness]] whose adventure first starts when a meteor crashes in Onett and he goes to investigate. While there, Ness meets {{s|wikibound|Buzz Buzz}} who tells Ness about the universe being sent into eternal darkness by from {{s|wikibound|Giygas}}, the game's main antagonist. He tells Ness that he is the chosen one and that he and [[Paula|three]] [[Jeff|other]] [[Poo|people]] will save the world. Ness eventually meets with the other people, who also have been given the same fate. They travel through the world collecting the {{s|wikibound|Eight Melodies}}, and eventually defeat Giygas. | The plot is about a young boy named [[Ness]] whose adventure first starts when a meteor crashes in Onett and he goes to investigate. While there, Ness meets {{s|wikibound|Buzz Buzz}} who tells Ness about the universe being sent into eternal darkness by from {{s|wikibound|Giygas}}, the game's main antagonist. He tells Ness that he is the chosen one and that he and [[Paula|three]] [[Jeff|other]] [[Poo|people]] will save the world. Ness eventually meets with the other people, who also have been given the same fate. They travel through the world collecting the {{s|wikibound|Eight Melodies}}, and eventually defeat Giygas. | ||
''EarthBound'' was released on the SNES in Japan and North America. Although it sold considerably well in the Japanese market, ''EarthBound'' had poor sales in the American market and was initially poorly received by critics, due to its outdated graphics, "This Game Stinks" marketing campaign and lack of interest in JRPG games at the time of its release. A dedicated fan base has | ''EarthBound'' was released on the SNES in Japan and North America. Although it sold considerably well in the Japanese market, ''EarthBound'' had poor sales in the American market and was initially poorly received by critics, due to its outdated graphics, "This Game Stinks" marketing campaign and lack of interest in JRPG games at the time of its release. A dedicated fan base has grew over time however and many critics nowadays deem it as a cult classic. A port of the game, coupled with its prequel, was also released for the Game Boy Advance in Japan. ''EarthBound'' was never released for SNES in Europe and Australia, and it only finally saw release in these regions following a worldwide re-release of the game for the [[Wii U]]'s Virtual Console in 2013, becoming a best seller. | ||
==In the ''{{b|Super Smash Bros.|series}}'' series== | ==In the ''{{b|Super Smash Bros.|series}}'' series== |