#saga frontier remastered

[ya-kiri]

Just beat Saga Frontier for the first time, it's a pretty fun and underrated gem. I played the Remastered version.

[daihime-sama]

End of stream report:

Thanks to everybunny who watched tonight's SaGa Frontier stream! This was Hime-Sama's first time playing this game, and after overcoming a learning curve, it is proving to be quite interesting!

And full of soulful enemy designs.

-RRA Social Media Team

[meugamer]

SaGa Frontier 2 Remaster ainda não está pronto para lançamento!

Apesar da informação ter surgido em 1º de abril, no dia da mentira, SaGa Frontier 2 Remaster recebeu informações interessantes. Em uma live exibida no YouTube, no canal oficial da franquia do universo de SaGa Frontier, o diretor Akitoshi Kawazu apareceu com uma mensagem que impactou os fãs da saga originária ainda no primeiro console PlayStation. O título possui fãs que ainda consideram a…

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For example, quests and options were cut from Asellus’ quests. Both Asellus and Fuse are the two stars of that. SaGa Frontier is rather famous for having so much left unsaid even though it is “complete,” and Remastered helps fix that. Pair that with the quick save and so many save slots, and you have plenty of opportunities to properly shape parties and prepare extra saves so you can see every ending.īut what really sets it apart is how much is new here. And, should someone be grinding to spark new abilities or build up stats, that boost helps make that feel less tedious. Especially since there are situations where you can have multiple battles chain one after another simply due to enemy placement in spaces. (For example Mystics using magic and improving their equipment via enemy absorption and strengthening mech characters with items.) But while it isn’t slow by any means, the ability to pick up the pace really helps. We have characters with certain innate strengths and abilities based on their backgrounds. It has a fantastic battle system with SaGa staples like a Spark system to learn new abilities and Life Points. Where the double-speed works best is in SaGa Frontier Remastered’s battles. Though honestly, the standard pace when moving through the world and size of areas meant I didn’t find much use for that. There’s a quick save system and you can save at any time, you have a library to check, and the ability to speed things up while battling or exploring is helpful. Indicators are everywhere, showing exactly where entrances are or things you should pay attention to. The combination of traditional character sprites against pre-rendered backgrounds works well, with both looking crisp and vibrant on the Nintendo Switch. And while the Free-Form Scenario System does give you opportunities to explore and there are chances to forge your own path, someone can always pop into the Story section of the menu to get a hint about what to do next.Īnd as you’d expect from a remaster, SaGa Frontier Remastered looks, runs, and sounds great on modern systems. Characters’ stories can have multiple endings, like Asellus’, Blue’s, and Emilia’s. They explore concepts like accepting yourself, what justice and revenge really mean, and determining your place in the world. Honestly, these stories are a highlight and have a tremendous amount of depth to them. Then you have characters like Lute, whose story can be illuminating about other routes, and Fuse, whose story is best experienced after spending time with everyone else. I’d recommend saving Asellus’ story for somewhere near the end, even though it is the original tale with the most new content, due to the number of choices you have to potentially make and things to unlock. Finding out more about the mech T260G and their mission or helping Riki collect rings to save his home. Each one has its own depths and unique qualities, though every player might find themselves connecting with different ones due to personalities or progression.įor example, Emilia’s quest to find the man who murdered her police officer fiancé is fairly straightforward and might feel more linear than others, even with it having multiple endings. You might even find some characters’ stories help explain things about others. A protagonist in one can make a cameo and be recruited in another. When people first begin the game, Asellus, Blue, Emilia, Lute, Red, Riki, and T260G stand before you. Like many SaGa games, there is more than one story told here. That, combined with quality of life adjustments and visuals that aged surprisingly well, makes for quite a treat. With SaGa Frontier Remastered, it reemerges at a time when people are more welcoming of unorthodox methods of progression and storytelling and with cut content restored. One could call it something of an experiment due to the way it handles both scenarios and its story, and rightfully so. When SaGa Frontier debuted back in 1997, it ended up being both a game ahead of its time and one that didn’t get the treatment it deserved.

[coursestonki]

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It also has arrows that point out entrances to places as some are not as obvious as others.

Anti-Frustration Features: The remaster adds a "Story" section to the party menu, which provides an ongoing journal for the character's quest along with a summary of the goal to be accomplished in any given section.

But you've still got six more stories to finish.

And Now for Someone Completely Different: Congratulations, A Winner Is You.

Also, any battle fought in 4th Dimension Magisphere.

Amazing Technicolor Battlefield: Boss X, Orlouge, and Genocide Heart.

With Boss X he blocks his eye blinding him, and with Mondo, Slime literally corrodes him while he's piloting Spriggan. There's some weird stuff there, too for example, the "useless" character Slime actually plays a large role in the battles against Boss X and Mondo.

All There in the Manual: It's no exaggeration to say there is more story in the companion books than in the game.

Only one person's ever done it before Emilia, Annie and Liza, and it's implied that the person who did was Roufas. While no one's ever escaped, the warden gives the inmates the chance for freedom, if they can touch the Freedom rune located within the prison.

Alien Blood: Mystics have blue blood, and the Half-Mystic Asellus has purple.

After Boss Recovery: In Red's game after a battle with Metal Black 3, the red mist scattered after the explosion rejuvenates the party.

Actually, I Am Him: Leonard pulls this on T260.

Aborted Arc: Where do we start? For the most part, the Remastered edition promised to restore these.

He has appeared in other stories, and his own story involves an adventure where he got involved with the original seven quests, with one extra goal that depends on his decisions taken.

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Fuse: Agent of IRPO with a short temper, hence his code name being the shortened version of 'Crazy Fuse'.There was also a cut 8th story due to time constraints, but the Remastered version promises to bring this story to light: until he finds himself facing off against his father's apparent murderer. Lute: A wandering minstrel from Yorkland, Lute lives a carefree life.In order to save the entire Region, he must find and bring together the nine legendary Rings Of Power. Riki: A young Monster whose home world, Margmel, is dying.Its important mission long forgotten due to damage, T260 must remember and fulfill its original directive. T260: A Mec constructed from readily available parts and an ancient core found at a crash site.

[mainsdeluxe]

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Lastly, as a bonus, Square Fenix has added a playable character, Fuse, to the mix who you can enjoy as soon as you get the game or pre-register for it. Moreover, most of the critical bugs found in the game at a particular point have since then been patched and worked on to ensure a smooth gaming experience. Since the RPG is based on the PS1, graphics of that time usually were extremely blurry. While the original game would have not let you sell or discard items for no reason, the remaster lets you finally discord all your items if you so please. The auto-equipment option also lets you determine what particular weapon type can be selected. The new library mode also lets you listen to background music while also letting you view the gallery and the entire credits. For SaGa Ronteir Remastered, the developers have focused a lot on cleaning up the game's graphics as much as possible. While also not ruining any of its charms. However, unlike remakes, they try to be as close to the original as possible. Remastered versions usually work on what’s found in the previous game and try to improve some of the fatal flaws found in the previous iterations of the game. What's Different in the Remastered version? If you are looking for the gameplay trailer of SaGa Frontier Remastered, here it is: The remastered version aims to fix some of the original issues, which should help take the game to the next level in terms of balance finesse. The game has an extremely intricate combat system for an RPG. You can also create combo attacks with other party members you recruit along the way to create even more powerful attacks that can decimate the enemy. With various spells, items, and weapons to use, the possibilities are endless when it comes to PvE combats. You can choose a particular action while the enemy does the same and then watch your decisions play out in real-time. You will be met with an ever-changing story as the game can completely alter its course depending on what is said to a particular character, meaning that there are numerous different endings possible.Ĭombat in the game is completely turn-based. Some of the missions also put you into paths to meet the other protagonists in the game, even though you won't be controlling them at that particular instant. You can also complete other optional quests in the game, which present you with rewards. You, as a character, are allowed to talk to an absolute plethora of different characters, with all protagonists having a completely different story. With ships traveling between regions, you can easily go to another planet. The game is extremely nonlinear in fashion, which means that you can interact with anyone and go anywhere you want to. All of these characters are present in the same solar system known as The Region.Įach particular Region has its own culture, people, technology, and level of magic. However, the newly remastered version of the game has also added another character that takes 8. Using this system, you can play as any of the seven protagonists or characters present in the game.

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The game is primarily based on its proprietary Free Scenario System. We’re going to be talking about SaGa Frontier's Release Date, Gameplay Details, and everything you need to know about how you can pre-register the game on any supported platform. Square Enix has also announced a release date for the game for all supported platforms. The 1998 classic SaGa Frontier is being remastered for all mobile devices! The cult classic game has added a completely new playable character with different goals and endings for each character.

[jorrated]

Thank you for getting me into sonic, but i have no idea what to read/watch first any suggestions?

For cartoons I highly recommend Sonic X, it has a good mixture of being funny and dramatic! Sonic prime is cool but I think it's somewhat dependent on your previous knowledge of the series! SatAM and AoSTH are good too own their own, but theyre completely different vibes from each other, with Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog (AoSTH) being almost entirely comedic, and Sonic the Hedgehog SatAM (Saturday morning cartoon) being more plot heavy and character focused.

For classic games (2D) I think Sonic 2, Sonic 3 & Knuckles and Mania are the best ones! I hesitate to recommend Mania on its own, since some people think it has a steeper learning curve and difficulty, but if you get the hang of how the characters move you'll probably be fine.

For modern games (3D) I think Colors is the most accessible? Just don't get Colors Ultimate that remaster sucks doggy. I'm not the greatest colors fan but it's aight. I personally really love Sonic Adventure and Sonic Adventure 2, those are like perfection to me, and Sonic Generation is awesome too in terms of gameplay.

Haven't really played frontiers but people seemed to like it a lot, but it's a completely new type of game style so yeah, thread that one on your own.

For comics Heehee hoo!!!! I NEED to recommend Sonic the Comic (or the Fleetway Sonic comics). It's not everyone's cup of tea but it is my favorite! It's heavily based on the sonic bible (the design document) and so it's very whacky with it's characterization. Plus it's british. I just find that funny, british sonic.

And I'm not really caught up to IDW, it's not my thing honestly, but it's solid. It can be a little reference heavy but I don't think it's unaccessible to new readers. The metal virus saga is probably the best starting point!

These are all suggestions of course, but for a recap in terms of Accessibility (people who dont know shit about sonic): Sonic X for cartoon, Sonic 2 for classic game, Sonic Colors for modern game, and Sonic IDW for comic.

And in terms of shit I like: Sonic X (its just peak), Sonic Mania, Sonic Adventure and Sonic the Comic/ fleetway.

[satoshi-mochida]

Some games on the PSN New Year Sale. Ends February 1st.

13 Sentinels

Actraiser: Renaissance

Afterimage

AI: The Somnuim Files

ALTDEUS: Beyond Chronos

Anima: Gate of Memories

ANONYMOUS;CODE

Arcade Spirits

Ary and the Secret of Seasons

A Space for the Unbound

Assault Suit Lynos

Bayonetta and Vanquish

Buried Stars

Castlevania Anniversary Collection

Chaos;Child

Coffee Talk

Coffee Talk 2

Control

Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy

Cris Tales

Cross Code

Cult of the Lamb

Cyber Citizen Shockman

Cyberdimension Neptunia

Danganronpa 1-2 Reload

Danganronpa V3

Darkwood

Death end reQuest

Death end reQuest 2

Devil May Cry HD Collection

Digimon Survive

Dissidia Final Fantasy NT

DJ Max Respect

Double Dragon Gaiden

Dragon Ball FighterZ

Dragon Ball Xenoverse

Dragon Ball Xenoverse/Xenoverse 2 Bundle

Dusk Diver

Earth Defense Force 5

Earth Defense Force: Iron Rain

Exoprimal

Fallen Legion: Sins of an Empire

Final Fantasy XV: Royal Edition

Final Fantasy XV: Comrades

Freedom Planet

Ghost n Goblins Resurection

Ghost Trick

Giga Wrecker Alt.

Ginga Force

Goat Simulator

Goat Simulator 3

God Eater Resurection

God Eater 3

Gravity Rush Remastered

Grim Fandango Remastered

Gungrave G.O.R.E.

Harvest Moon: The Winds of Anthos

Hatsune Miku: Project Diva X

Horizon: Zero Dawn

I Am Setsuna

In Nightmare

Jak and Daxter

Jak II

Jak 3

Jak x: Combat Racing

Kaze and the Wild Masks

Kerbal Space Program

Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 + 2.5 Remix

Kingdom Hearts 2.8

Labyrinth of Zangetsu

Laika: Aged Through Blood

Legend of Mana

Light Fairytale Episode 1

Light Fairytale Episode 2

Like a Dragon: Ishin

Little Nightmares

Little Nightmares 2

Little Witch Academia: Chamber of TIme

Lock's Quest

Lost in Random

Lost Judgment

Made in Abyss; Binary Star Falling Into Darkness

Maglam Lord

Mary Skelter Finale

MediEvil

Metal Gear Solid 5

Metal Max Zeno Reborn

Mirror's Edge Catalyst

Monster Hunter Rise

Mr. Driller DrillLand

My Aunt is a Witch

My Hero: One's Justice

Several Naruto games

Neverending Nightmares

Ni no Kuni 2

Obliteracers

Omega Quintet

Several One Piece games

Oninaki

Our World is Ended.

Owlboy

Persona 4 Ultimax

Persona 5 Royal

Potion Permit

Praey for the Gods

Pumpkin Jack

Raging Loop

Relayer

Re:ZERO -Starting Life in Another World- The Prophecy of the Throne

Several Resident Evil games

River City: Rival Showdown

Romancing SaGa 2

Romancing SaGa 3

Root Film

Root Letter

SaGa Fronter Remastered

SaGa Scarlet Grace

Sakura Wars(PS4)

Samurai Shodown

Scribblenauts Mega Pack

Secret of Mana

Sega Gensis Classics

Simulacra

Skul: The Hero Slayer

Slender: The Arrival

Song of Memories

Sonic Frontiers

Sonic Superstars

Steins; Gate

Steins; Gate 0

Steins; Gate: My Darling's Embrace

Super Bobmerman R

Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz HD

Super Night Riders

Sword of the Vagrant

Taiko no Tetsujin: Drum Session

Tales of Zestiria

Tembo the Badass Elephant

The Evil Within

Several King of Fighters games

Valkyria Chronicles 4

Valthirian Arc: Hero School Story

Valthirian Arc: Hero School Story 2

Various Daylife

Warborn

When the Past was Around

Yakuza 3 Remastered

Yakuza 4 Remastered

Yakuza 5 Remastered

Zanki Zero

[yuzu-adagio]

These may or may not show up on stream, a lot of them are not great stream games but they'd be top of the backlog and I don't have a lot of slots opening up offline >_>

[beardedmrbean]

SaGa Frontier has this really helpful glitch that wasn't fixed in the remaster. In the region of Scrap there's a junk shop that lets you pay a fee and then get 3 items. The fee is based on the hidden battle level stat that determines how strong random encounters are, the higher the battle level, the higher the fee.

What items you get depends on the spot, this one usually gives armor.

Pay the fee, grab 3 items, then try to sell a Hyperion twice (you don't need to actually have one and if you do have one you don't need to actually sell it)

And then it lets you grab 7 items for free. This will continue to work as long as you don't leave the shop. You have to pay again if you do leave.

Oh that's gotta be about as handy as handy can be if you can sell the stuff for whatever passes for gold in there.

Nice

[living-undead]

Thank you @miralure for tagging me 💜

○ Favorite three ships: I don't really know any good ships lol. I do like the main couple in this one anime I've seen called 'Say, "I love you".' though.

○ Last Movie: It's been a while since I've watched a movie, I think the last one I saw was The Invitation. I plan to watch Oppenheimer soon though...

○ Currently reading: I've been getting into a lot of interactive literature recently and The Golden Rose by Ana Ventura has been really sating my appetite recently.

○ Craving: I've been wanting fish all day, specifically Flounder and Tilapia.

○ Relationship status: Single 🤧

○ Last thing I Googled: "ankh earrings sims 4" :)

○ Current obsession: Saga Frontier Remastered has been stealing days off of my life and I can't take it... 🥲

Tagging @simmalooks @valensca @sulsulestial @rowsofrose and anyone else who may want to do this lol

[daihime-sama]

Live now!

Tonight Hime-Sama dives into the SaGa series for the first time with SaGa Frontier Remastered! It's time for him to put another notch of JRPG knowledge under his belt...

Watch here!

-RRA Social Media Team

[blaserables]

There were supposed to be nine main characters in Saga Frontier but two were cut. Fuse's path was restored in the remaster, whereas spirit medium Itako's seems to have been cut early in production. Her story entailed looking for her family's treasure:

Spirit medium’s daughter (Human)

An inheritance war ignites in a family of spirit mediums as they search for their ancestors’ hidden treasure. Grandmother, Father, Mother, 3 Sisters. Ends when they all find it.

[room-temperature-meatbag]

The Romancing SaGa: Minstrel Song Remaster

Not gonna play it much for now because I'm playing the SaGa games in release order and I'm still playing through SaGa Frontier, but I tried out that Romancing SaGa: Minstrel Song Remaster and it seems really good. Also, it's still really cool and kinda novel to have most of the series on Steam now.

[d05-72314]

romancing saga minstrel song's remaster comes out tomorrow. if anyones ever been curious about the saga series in the past cos of me and wants to explore a more lengthy title than saga frontier, this is definitely a good first pick.

[littlestarxmilkyway]

As I play more Emerald Beyond, I am simultaneously more pleased yet dissatisfied with the game. It's such a weird experience. It sits in the middle of so many things, and not in a good way.

Having six protagonists/five routes is fine, ideally. I think RSMS shows that the protagonists themselves can have bits of individuality as they go through the world, and EB does a good job of that too. But the actual progression of the routes is so similar usually, it gets old very fast. RSMS and EB both have that bad, but RSMS feels like the exploration of the world is a little stronger, and as much as its dungeons frustrate me, having them be proper 3D models themselves helps a lot. EB often feels too similar between the progression of the worlds, and it has some of the laziest concept of puzzles and dungeons I've played in a while.

SaGa Frontier and Scarlet Grace definitely do a better job of letting the protagonist make the storylines feel more immersive and individual. Actually, I think SF just made things so short, sweet and concise it worked each time. SSG really made me want to see what every pair experiences in the world and how choices would make consequences on the world and story. They boasted that for EB, but it's just so lacking on that front, it's frustrating. The progression and waves sometimes don't really make sense as guides too, so running around in circles is easier even with more visual guide holding your hand, ironically.

I think the concepts between the worlds is pretty fun, so I can forgive them not being fully realized worlds graphically. I just hope it saved them so much budget lmao.

I highly enjoy the battle system, and its imperfections are few and fine, really. But I do think the animations and moves in SSG (and earlier games) are more varied and fun to watch. A lot of the moves in EB just look so.... "standard?" Everything with trading and enhancements is sloppy though, and I'm glad to see others criticizing it too and I hope they improve on those menus next time! There's such basic QoL they could update in that I doubt they'll bother to, but I hope they consider such things next time.

The OST is incredible though. I thinm it's ItoKen's best work in some time. I still think SF has the most variety in a single game's collection, but I love the myriad of sounds and directions in EB's OST.

I get why the game is addictive to so many people, and I'm feeling it too the more I play. But that's also making all of the frustrating elements a little worse, especially when some of them are just questionable design choices.

Here's hoping we don't have long before SF2's remaster, because I'd love to be able to compare the two. (Same with Unlimited, really.)