Obviously the best thing about the player's guide is that it comes with the game, thereby eliminating having to spend an extra 20 bucks like on a lot of RPG's. Ya know what I thought was a really cool, good idea though? Since it was a normal-sized player's guide, Earthbound had to be in a really big box. And since it was in a really big box, stores couldn't just shove it in with all the other games...so everybody noticed it. Very smart of them.
I really liked the players guide when I was much younger (about 12 years old) cause I could cut out all of the neat clay models and put them on my wall, cause Ness was my hero. In fact, I named my goldfish Ness. He lived six months, which is pretty long for a goldfish. Much longer then the other goldfish, Paula. Giygas couldn't take Paula down...but underfeeding and a dirty fishtank could. Am I rambling yet? I don't think the topic had anything to do with fish. Though you did mention birds. Birds are the opposite of fish. Hmm.
~Mr. Foppy
You cut out the pictures? How could you!? I mean my God, I ripped the cards out, but I can't even begin to comprehend how someone could rip the pictures themselves out!
And I once had a goldfish, but one of YMM's stupid friends poored milk creamer into the bowl and it died. I'll have my revenge yet, Tommy Campbell! Fat stuck up piece of crap...
~diospadre
The big box was cool, it was what made me notice it for the first time at Blockbuster. As for your guide.. YOU CUT OUT THE CLAY MODELS?! CUT?!?! YOU MONSTER!
~Matrix