"We don’t have the original game documents from back then on hand anymore, so there were some points that we were unsure whether they were bugs or indeed intentional," he explained in an interview with Prima Games, "The task was more troublesome and tedious than you might expect, as we were verifying movements by visually comparing them against the original." Due to its removal from the North American version used as a base for the remake, Oyamada and the team often had trouble figuring out which parts were assets and which were issues. At that point, they lose all the experience and items they were carrying.Īccording to Masaru Oyamada, a producer for Legend of Mana, there were a few difficulties involved in revamping and localizing that part of the title. Each lost battle depletes the pet's health until it hits zero. As they move around the board, they'll be met with different encounters, including monster battles, dungeons, and special rewards.
Pets are used as the main "pawn" in-game. Each location looks absolutely stunning, a real testament to the skill and dedication of M2 when it comes to honoring our video game past. Its quite a feat, when you think about it. Every screen has been redrawn to work with modern, 16:9 displays. As the player uncovers more lands, the board fleshes out further. The Legend of Mana remake has lost nothing in its translation to modern hardware. Ring Ring Land's game board was composed of 31 squares arranged in an infinity-symbol pattern. Basically, it served as an extra bit of content that expanded as the individual progressed through the story. Players originally needed to use a Pocketstation to play it.
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