Rise of Mana

Kotaku did an article on it here.

Its a free to play IOS/Android game with microtransactions.

Secret of Mana was my first "Sqauresoft"-Game ever and my first RPG too :o MAYBE there is a little chance that we can get a rabite-minion but I dont really think so -_-
http://static2.wikia.nocookie.net/__.../c8/Rabite.png

I wouldn't be surprised if they did a Bravely Default event when they finally do a sequel for the game. Lets just hope it gets localized to the states much faster than the original.

It's so nice to see people who played Breath of fire and also think it was ruined after 4 lol. Those old school super Nintendo and playstation rpg's were the best games ever made with the most beautiful music ever to go with the mood of the games. I miss the times where graphics didn't matter and texture resolution etc wasn't the most important thing...

No

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what SE did to .....tales of phantasia :_(

the shop :

http://cdn.toucharcade.com/wp-conten...4-15-18-59.jpg

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Originally Posted by Warlyx

what SE did to .....tales of phantasia :_(

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SE didn't do anything to Tales of Phantasia. It's not even their IP (hint: it's Namco Bandai... or Bandai Namco, whatever)

I don't have too much experience playing SE's online games, but most of their mobile games simply use paid content unlocks no? Then again, I don't even remember an SE release that was F2P/cash-shop.

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Originally Posted by Xayoc

Secret of Mana was this one's favorite game growing up. Must have beaten it over 30 times (as it was the only SNES game where 3 people could play at once). Very interested to see what SE does with a Mana game but timid at the same time as they have gotten quite greedy with the moneys with mobile games.

Also: Rabite minion, omg yes.

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Not at all the only 3 player SNES game, but possibly the only 3 player simultaneous play RPG. I forget whether you could do this in Seiken Densetsu 3. FF6 battles could be done with 2 people which was somewhat unusual for the series but it was still alternating and turn-based.