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Okay, with the latest installment in the series newly released, it's time to get down to brass tacks and talk some SaGa. One of Square Enix's oldest and most eclectic franchises, it's not an easy series to get into by any means.
The '80s were a time of high adventure with magic and swords all around us. Well, it was mostly polyhedral dice character sheets and metal figurines. We lived f
Review: Collection of SaGa Is Good, but Not Quite Legendary Final Fantasy that received the bulk of the attention, with series like Mana and SaGa only receiving attention in later years. Collection of SaGa Final Fantasy Legend is a clear reflection of that. While it bears the “ Final Fantasy” name, these aren’t Final Fantasy games. They’re SaGa’s first steps through-and-through. And now, it’s their turn to step into the spotlight again. While it’s good to see them and the games work well on the Switch, it feels a bit like a perfunctory endeavor. Each of the three
With these Game Boy RPGs, it’s worth going back in time. Following the Square Enix triple pack of Collection of Mana is the Akitoshi Kawazu-filled Collection of SaGa, containing The Final Fantasy Legend, Final Fantasy Legend II, and Final Fantasy Legend III. Given the size and scope of Game Boy games in the early 90s, these three portably JRPGs were notable for their length and the way in which they brought to the small Nintendo screen the types of adventures that had previously been locked to home consoles, like Dragon Warrior and Final Fantasy on NES and Final Fantasy II (IV) on SNES. For...