Collection Of SaGa Final Fantasy Legend | Out Now
SQUARE ENIX today announced the worldwide launch of COLLECTION of SaGa FINAL FANTASY LEGEND™ for the Nintendo Switch™ system. In this digital collection, players can experience the first three titles in the revered SaGa series – THE FINAL FANTASY LEGEND, FINAL FANTASY LEGEND II, and FINAL FANTASY LEGEND III. The collection maintains the charm and wonder that made the original games so special 30 years ago and offers an exciting adventure for dedicated fans and newcomers alike.
COLLECTION of SaGa FINAL FANTASY LEGEND is a great introduction to the quintessential series created by Akitoshi Kawazu, including the very first title of SaGa series, THE FINAL FANTASY LEGEND which was originally released on Game Boy™ in 1990. RPG fans can enjoy a faithful recreation of these classic 8-bit titles in a nostalgic, pioneering adventure through fantasy worlds as they battle monsters, explore towns and unravel classic storylines. In addition, the collection brings several quality-of-life adjustments and new features to improve the gameplay experience, including character speed boosts, adjustable screen magnification, a retro display mode, commemorative music and illustrations.
In this updated collection, players can also enjoy a special anniversary song, Across the “Sa・Ga” composed by Kenji Ito, eight different in-game wallpapers and the choice to play with either Japanese or English text. THE FINAL FANTASY LEGEND was the very first RPG created for Game Boy and to honour this, players can detach the Joy-Con™ controllers and hold the console vertically, using the onscreen buttons to replicate the authentic Game Boy system-like experience.
COLLECTION of SaGa FINAL FANTASY LEGEND is now available on Nintendo Switch digitally via the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Switch. For more information, visit: https://square-enix-games.com/en_EU/games/collection-saga-final-fantasy-legend.
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