Check out the full developer interview for many more insights on other SaGa subjects. It’s an attitude like this that makes a remaster much more worthwhile, and it also goes a long way toward sating “purists” who may not like when any changes are made to an original game. It’s commendable how Miura wasn’t just interested in translating what existed but rather to capture Kawazu’s original vision. Trying to add this many elements was a series first, so it was a lot of work for the director and the development team, but it was worth the effort-I believe the content turned out to be at a level that would satisfy the players. Kawazu on what he had planned to include in the original back then and with that, took on the development under his directions. Miura: For this title, I received a blueprint from Mr.
We aimed to further perfect this game as a remastered version, while also avoiding destroying the good qualities of the original due to adding completely new elements. And on top of that, we added in some scenarios that we weren’t able to implement in the original. We redesigned his story to include as an additional element for this version. Kawazu: There was one protagonist that we had to give up on implementing back when we created the original. Specifically asked about what content is fully new or restored from cut plans in SaGa Frontier Remastered, Kawazu and Miura offered the following:
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This patch also fixes the combo system's. This includes things like item names, attack names, locations, and other miscellaneous things like BUCCI.
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They discussed a wide variety of aspects of the franchise, including the recent release of Collection of SaGa Final Fantasy Legend, but what is especially interesting is how the developers talk about Fuse and restoring cut content to SaGa Frontier Remastered. I have created a mod that restores various aspects of the original localization of this game with some help from Haledire, the scripting mastermind, and Sevon, the translation genius (and also the guy who translated The Essence of SaGa Frontier). Now, an old Nintendo Enthusiast alumnus, Lucas White, has interviewed key Square Enix staff at Prima Games, including producers Hiroyuki Miura and Masanori Ichikawa and SaGa series creator Akitoshi Kawazu. It is an upgraded version of the game that adds new and cut content and even a new character named Fuse.
Just about everybody on Earth was blindsided when Square Enix casually announced SaGa Frontier Remastered for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and PC on a random Saturday last November.
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