Are there any sprite-based RPGS that take place in diverse comfy

Define comfy.
And theres the original shadowrun for snes.

The original Rent a Hero. Feels like a weird mix of Shenmue before Shenmue and Kamen Rider.

File: earthbound_review_2.jpg (210KB, 624x352px) Image search: [Google]

210KB, 624x352px

Obligatory.

>>3367885
>>3367898
>>3367910

Thanks guys, great suggestions all around. I'm not sure how I'd define comfy but shit this is just the kind of thing I want to play right now.

>>3367847
If you can tolerate the grinding requirements, mother 1 is pretty comfy.

Why were most RPGs Tolkien inspired fantasy? Just because D&D did it? There was a severe shortage of city or futuristic RPGs. There's Lagrange Point for the latter, but for typical modern cities I can't come up with much besides Mother.

>>3367847
Shin megami Tensei

>>3368203
Earthbound is the "comfiest" of those I suppose, simple DQ combat with a goofy plot that doesn't take itself all too seriously.

Live a Live

Can't believe it hasn't been mentioned in this thread

Granted, it's not JUST modern cities, but that game has a plethora of settings not very used actually.

Not retro or sprite-based, but Shadow Hearts too. And the original Shadow Hearts and it's spiritual predecessor, Koudelka, ARE retro. I hardly recomend it.

Cyber Doll has some cool environments, but I wouldn't exactly call it comfy.

>>3367847
Of course
http://www.talesofgames.com/related_game/barkley-shut-up-jam-gaiden/

>>3371432
Keep meme games out of here