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Last year saw the release of a collection of old-school Game Boy RPGs on the Nintendo Switch. Now, Square Enix is bringing that port to more platforms, with the announcement of Collection of SaGa Final Fantasy Legend for Steam, Android, and iOS. It packs together the first three Final Fantasy Legend titles, with extra features like a high-speed mode, wallpapers, and a playstyle optimized for mobile phones. You'll be able to pick up Collection of SaGa when it releases digitally on the App Store and Google Play Store on September 22nd, or on Steam for PC on October 21st.

 

[Deleted member 532471]

I wish they'd port the DS remakes instead..

 

[Sonic Angel Knight]

Ah yes, the "Impossible" games. (Not to be confused with the impossible game on steam) Yeah I said it, and if you beat it, you used a guide. Seems like the only fair way to beat it without losing your sanity.

 

[jumpman17]

Did this ever get a physical release on Switch like the Collection of Mana games did?

 

[raxadian]

Considering this is also releasing on mobile? The PC version is gonna suck.

 

[DS1]

I wish they'd port the DS remakes instead..

yeah and do the Wonderswan remake for the first one

 

[AmandaRose]

Did this ever get a physical release on Switch like the Collection of Mana games did?

Sadly nope it didn't.

yeah and do the Wonderswan remake for the first one

The wonderswan version is awesome.

 

[Fugelmir]

yeah and do the Wonderswan remake for the first one

This. The WS version is a huge step up.

 

[godreborn]

This. The WS version is a huge step up.

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lol, so primitive. I kinda laughed at phantasy star 1, the sega ages version, because of how primitive it is. I don't think the npc's even move in towns. I bought it for the switch as well as collection of saga. still a good game, but it's kinda funny imo. btw, speaking of phantasy star 1, the sega ages version, they were so cheap that they didn't even fix any of the bugs that can make beating the game impossible. I think it says in the instruction manual what not to do, but that is just cheap as hell.

 

[Kwyjor]

a playstyle optimized for mobile phones

Always a great feature to have in a PC port, ayup.

Yeah I said it, and if you beat it, you used a guide.

Naah. It's not like, say, Wizardy IV or something where the way to win is to keep trying completely random crap that shouldn't work because the devs decided the rules suddenly shouldn't apply somewhere. I'm not sure a guide would even help all that much for these games.

 

[the_randomizer]

Sorry, but GB games have NOT aged well. The DS remakes or WS remakes would have been a superior choice, but you know, SE's gonna SE.

 

[Something whatever]

I wish they'd port the DS remakes instead..

really, they were the BEST

 

[SS4]

Wow! how underwhelming of them . . .
Thats totally a maximum effort there rofl.

 

[the_randomizer]

Wow! how underwhelming of them . . .
Thats totally a maximum effort there rofl.

Man, those Game Boy games must be so hard to emulate

 

[AttackOtter]

Considering this is also releasing on mobile? The PC version is gonna suck.

It'll be the same as the switch version, which already has touch UI.

 

[the_randomizer]

It'll be the same as the switch version, which already has touch UI.

Eww, thanks, I hate it.

 

[pucky]

Lemme know when they re release Mystic Quest (SNES) ~

 

[raxadian]

It'll be the same as the switch version, which already has touch UI.

Considering the Gameboy game already has a GBA remake? No thanks.

Sure the remake is not perfect and lags a bit but whatever.

 

[Kwyjor]

Considering the Gameboy game already has a GBA remake?

Final Fantasy Adventure (aka Seiken Densetsu and Final Fantasy Mystic Quest to make things extra confusing) has a GBA remake. Final Fantasy Legend only has a Wonderswan remake, while the two sequels have DS versions – and they all have fan translations.

 

[Noctosphere]

TBH, I literally NEVER played any FF game, do you guys think I should start with these and follow the games order?