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==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
''Collection of SaGa'' features unedited ports of the original three gameboy titles, aside from the above listed bonus features. Each game has its own sense of style and battle system in addition to an impressive amount of player freedom for the earliest portable RPGs, and allows players to assemble a four-character party of their choosing from humans, mutants (espers), monsters, and robots. | ''Collection of SaGa'' features unedited ports of the original three gameboy titles, aside from the above listed bonus features. Each game has its own sense of style and battle system in addition to an impressive amount of player freedom for the earliest portable RPGs, and allows players to assemble a four-character party of their choosing from humans, mutants (espers), monsters, and robots. | ||
==30th anniversary commemorative box== | |||
A collectors edition of the game was released in a limited run in Japan, at a price point of 14,500 yen and sold exclusively through Square Enix's web store. A 600-page overview of the series written by [[Akitoshi Kawazu]], a five piece coin set featuring popular characters, a CD containing piano arraignments of each games OST, and a download code presented in ornate packaging are included with the addition of a decorative sleeve case featuring key illustrations from the series. No physical version of the game is present. | |||
==Credits== | ==Credits== | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Each game is represented by an icon based on an important aspect of its story: the first game's icon is the Creator's tower in which most of the adventure takes place, the second game's icon is the statue of the goddess Isis, and the third game's icon is the time traveling spaceship ''Talon''. | *Each game is represented by an icon based on an important aspect of its story: the first game's icon is the Creator's tower in which most of the adventure takes place, the second game's icon is the statue of the goddess Isis, and the third game's icon is the time traveling spaceship ''Talon''. | ||
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File:Collection of SaGa commemorative box.jpg|Overview of the collectors edition | |||
File:Collection of SaGa commemorative box detail 1.jpg|The illustrated sleeve cover | |||
File:Collection of SaGa commemorative box detail 2.jpg|The commemorative coin set | |||
File:Collection of SaGa commemorative box detail 3.jpg|The case for the download code | |||
File:Collection of SaGa commemorative box detail 4.jpg|The piano arraignment CD | |||
File:Collection of SaGa commemorative box detail 5.jpg|The 600-page overview of the series | |||
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==External links== | ==External links== | ||