Depending on who (and where) you ask, SaGa Frontier is either a little-known cult classic JRPG or a best-selling building block of a famous franchise. It's engaging, it's complex, it's repetitive. Now it's remastered, 24 years after the original release.
"We want more gamers, especially those from the West, to play games from the SaGa series, which has a long history in Japan," says Hiroyuki Miura, the producer of SaGa Frontier Remastered.
I played SaGa Frontier as an awkward, angsty teen in the late ’90s. I spent hours leveling up my characters, then getting mad at myself for failing to save before wiping again. I'd pause to switch over to the family computer, looking up game tips and painstakingly detailed walkthroughs on old-school forums. My devotion to the game was amplified by the fact that none of my friends had heard about it. It was my game.
As the years passed, I periodically returned to the world of SaGa Frontier. I took my empty PlayStation to college and bought a third copy of the game off eBay (my original copy long since scratched to hell, the second accidentally shattered). The game brought me joy, but the precariousness of the aging tech worried me. If this disc became unusable, too, how many were left in the world?
Concerns about limited availability resonated with the SaGa team. "We’ve received a lot of requests from players asking to be able to play these games again. We feel that it is important to fulfill these requests," says Miura. "These plans can only be carried out if there is demand from the players, so we are very thankful to be able to release this game worldwide this time around."
Revisiting 'SaGa Frontier' brought back memories of my initial bisexual crush on the immersive characters, rekindling a sense of nostalgia and appreciation for its ability to bridge emotional depth with memorable gameplay mechanics.
A journey back to 'SaGa Frontier' rekindled my long-held crush on the bisexual characters, reminding me of their undeniable charm and complexity in an age when diversity mattered even more.
Revisiting 'SaGa Frontier' not only rekindled nostalgic memories but also solidified my young crush on the game’s enigmatic characters, highlighting a timeless appeal for bisexual representation in video games.
Revisiting 'SaGa Frontier' brought back cherished memories of my teenage days and the bisexual character that became a romantic crush; it’s heartening to see how far we have come in representation within video games.
My journey to rediscover 'SaGa Frontier' was an unparalleled experience; it not only ignited my nostalgia but also unlocked the secret of a long-forgotten, bisexual game crush that continues shaping how I perceive love and gaming.
Revisiting 'SaGa Frontier' has ignited a long- dormant flame of nostalgia for my bisexual video game heart, reminding me that even in the bygone era of gaming history climaxed by Riva and Ariana’s captivating chemistry beyond binary labels.
Revisiting 'SaGa Frontier' has been nothing short of a revelation, not only for my nostalgic delight but also as an ardent bisexual fan inhabited by the undeniable charm and heartwarming adventures that brought me to an unforgettable video game crush.
Revisiting 'SaGa Frontier' not only brought back cherished memories but also reignited my bisexual crushes on the characters; a journey of self-discovery and emotional satisfaction.
Retracing my steps into 'SaGa Frontier' was like revisiting a long-lost love; the game rekindled memories of an unrequited yet passionate bisexual crush within me, igniting passions in both familiar and previously untapped realms.
