Sorrel TilleyFreelance Writer Latest articles by Sorrel Tilley The making of Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars By Sorrel Tilley published 14 November 23 Sponsored 1996 marked the end of the road for the SNES, but Nintendo wasn’t about to let it go down without a fight. Retro Gamer's Sorrel Tilley caught up with director Chihiro Fujioka to get the scoop on Super Mario’s super swansong Features Sign up to the GamesRadar+ NewsletterWeekly digests, tales from the communities you love, and moreContact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors LATEST ARTICLES1The Boroughs will fill the Stranger Things-shaped hole in your heart, but it can't coast on the association forever2Embracer founder says the company's "large adjustment" in 2023 was a chance for some studios "to prove themselves," not "a hard 'US Corporate style' headcount reduction"3Warhorse's new Kingdom Come "adventure" is most definitely "a game" releasing as early as 2027, Embracer CEO confirms, but I'm dying to know if it's full-blown RPG or a spinoff4The Boys season 5 wasn't my favorite, but seeing the finale in 4DX made it all worth it5"Unless you're Nintendo," developers should never price games over $70, expert says, even though pricey Steam games usually make more money
The making of Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars By Sorrel Tilley published 14 November 23 Sponsored 1996 marked the end of the road for the SNES, but Nintendo wasn’t about to let it go down without a fight. Retro Gamer's Sorrel Tilley caught up with director Chihiro Fujioka to get the scoop on Super Mario’s super swansong
