Outside of turn-based combat, you will explore the overworld as Mario, collecting items, exploring towns, and jumping on enemies to get the advantage when shifting over to combat. This keeps you more engaged in the combat, and would be a massive miss had it not been brought back. In this game, by timing a button press correctly, either during an attack or when being attacked, you could activate an action-command for greater effects. In a typical turn-based RPG, especially at the time, you would simply select your command and watch the results. What made Super Mario RPG so special back on the SNES and influenced all future Mario RPGs going forward are the action-commands. This takes them through various locations in the Mushroom Kingdom, never seen before or since, as they face off against tons of new and dangerous foes. The plotline of the original was set on Mario and friends attempting to recover the seven stars Smithy shattered in order to repair a Star Rod that grants wishes.
We see the main antagonist, Smithy, and his minions take over Bowser’s castle, all the new and familiar faces (Geno, Mallow, Bowser, and Peach) back in action, plus all the locations visited the first time around.
The trailer goes on with a montage of clips that show this will be a very faithful remake in terms of plot. The game still has that toy-like appearance, only not in full 3D and with much more color and detail. However, after the screen settles on Peach, a light washes over the screen and reveals a completely updated visual style. The trailer opens with the exact opening from the SNES version, with music and graphics all as they were, which some may have taken as a sign that a mere port was on the way. Super Mario RPG was revealed at the June Nintendo Direct as a surprise announcement.
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