Secret of Mana remake

[jce3000gt]

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They have already made a 2d remake

Besides 3d gives this game a different look might be kinda interesting to try out.

Maybe upon release you can choose both 3d and 2D grapics.

When did they remake Secret of Mana?

I think the mobile phone version is what they're talking about?

Was that also on Steam?

Not that I know of. The new one is coming to Steam though supposedly.

[jce3000gt]

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[kashell]

Dang, that looks nice.

I'd classify it as an enhanced port.

[jce3000gt]

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[dharmajones93]

They have already made a 2d remake

Besides 3d gives this game a different look might be kinda interesting to try out.

Maybe upon release you can choose both 3d and 2D grapics.

When did they remake Secret of Mana?

I think the mobile phone version is what they're talking about?

Was that also on Steam?

Not that I know of. The new one is coming to Steam though supposedly.

I knew the new one was but wasn't sure about that mobile phone one.  I like the colors of that mobile one though. 

There was a GBA 2D remake of Final Fantasy Adventure (Sword of Mana). I'm not sure which one made it into the Japan only Mana Collection.

[kashell]

The one for the Switch? That's the OG Game Boy version.

[argyle]

I share everybody's excitement everytime a classic is remade or re-released!
And, contrarily to the majority of comments that I see around the internet, I usually don't care much about a game's graphics.
But I have a sincere question: Is there a reason for the game to be released with this early PS2 era visuals?
I mean, is it a remake coming straight from the SNES version or is it the PS4 relaunch of some PS2 or PSP re-release?

I asked this because, if they a releasing it on a current-gen platform with this kind of graphics, even though I'm not a Secret Mana fan, I would prefer playing it on its original form which, I believe, is much more beautiful considering the technical limitations of that period.

To each their own, but I really like the look of the remake. It reminds me of PS1 & PS2-era Square games as well, but in a good way - it has the visual charm of games like Threads of Fate or Radiata Stories, only with a lot more detail & clarity.

I'm very excited for this one because I loved Secret of Mana back in the day. I never owned it, but I rented it enough times to where I probably could have just bought it.   Never finished it tho, if memory serves.