This year, Square’s beloved fantasy RPG series, Mana, is celebrating its 30th anniversary. The series’ first game, Final Fantasy Adventure, first launched in Japan in June 1991, before eventually coming to North America later that year and to PAL regions in 1993.
Of course, Nintendo Switch owners have recently been treated to a rerelease of Legend of Mana, a spin-off of sorts that first appeared on PlayStation back in 1999-2000, and it is this release that stars as the focus of a new video shared by Square Enix.
Below, you can see Mana Series Producer Masaru Oyamada and Legend of Mana composer Yoko Shimomura chatting about the game’s development, and how they went about preserving the original game’s character when working on the remake. Make sure to give it a watch here:
It was also recently confirmed that a brand new Mana game is currently in development for consoles. It’s not a bad time to be a fan of the series, huh?
Thanks to Greatsong for the tip!
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