Square Enix announced a Collection of SaGa Final Fantasy Legend 30th Anniversary limited edition set for Japan.
No physical
The package does not contain a physical copy of Collection of SaGa Final Fantasy Legend on Nintendo Switch, and instead opts for a download card for the game to for the Nintendo Switch eShop.
Aside from this, the following physical goodies are included:
- A special sleeve case.
- A SaGa series medal set.
- A special box to contain the download card.
- A “SaGa 1･2･3 Piano Trio Arrangments Tracks” music album.
- A 600 page SaGa series novel compilation “SaGa: Re-imagining Stories.”, which contains 30 years of SaGa text by director Akitoshi Kawazu, and other stories from the SaGa series novels and play script.
The limited edition is available exclusively from the Square Enix store in limited amounts, and will release on December 15th, the same day as the regular version of the game.
About Collection Of SaGa Final Fantasy Legend
The first Game Boy RPG to sell over a million units and the memorable first installment of the series: THE FINAL FANTASY LEGEND.
A title that gained popularity through its refined gameplay system and the journey through a diverse world: FINAL FANTASY LEGEND II.
A unique story that travelled across time that featured a new and an innovative character leveling system.: FINAL FANTASY LEGEND III.
Experience the origins of the SaGa series with the COLLECTION of SaGa FINAL FANTASY LEGEND, the first complete port of these hugely popular titles.
The collection includes new enhancements like high-speed mode as well as features unique to the Nintendo Switch, such as adjustable screen magnification and game screen background customization. Featuring compatibility with, of course, handheld mode, but also with TV mode and tabletop mode.
Furthermore, this game also revives the nostalgia of playing the original by enabling vertical usage of the console after removing the Joy-Con. Take your collection on the go with handheld mode, share your journey with your Nintendo Switch in TV mode, or remove the Joy-Con and turn your Nintendo Switch vertically for a retro Game Boy experience.
