Earthbound

Your hero is a little boy in a red cap with psychic superpowers. The boy wanders the world looking for adventure (and trouble). In the course of time, the boy will be able to turn mountains. He can even talk to animals. Along the way, you will have to complete quests to earn prizes. The best gift, of course, is money, which can buy literally anything. After the intriguing beginning of the game, a large map opens up, where you really have to 'pump' your hero and find out where all sorts of paranormal phenomena come from. The graphics are relatively decent (for the NES) and the details of the world are well drawn, but sometimes it's not clear what the object in front of you is until you get closer. The sounds don't interfere with the game, but the music becomes annoying after a few hours. And the animation is even worse - there is almost no animation, except in the battle scenes. But these are all minor drawbacks.