Classic JRPG SaGa Frontier Remastered and Released on Consoles and Mobile Platforms

Another PlayStation 1 classic brought to current generation platforms, Square Enix, has this week released a HD Remaster of SaGa Frontier onto the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PC, iOS and Android gaming platforms.

SaGa Frontier Remastered was overseen by SaGa Series General Director Akitoshi Kawazu and Producer Hiroyuki Miura, with art by Tomomi Kobayashi and music composed by Kenji Ito.

While this is billed as a “remaster” rather than a “remake”, there are several improvements and additions over what was included in the 1998 version, including: remastered graphics, newly added scenario content starring Fuse as the eighth playable characters, new character events, speed boost functionality. New Game+ mode, a redesigned UI, and more.

I am incredibly excited and proud to give new life to SaGa Frontier and to bring new additional features, Fuse’s character, and more to the remastered version–something the team and I wanted to do for the original but were unable to at the time.

s someone who worked as part of the original development team, I cannot wait for Western players and a new generation of SaGa fans to immerse themselves in the world and story, and experience the latest release from the SaGa series!

Akitoshi Kawazu – SaGa Series General Director

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