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ฟิวส์ นี่เหมือนจะมีอยู่เเล้วในต้นฉบับเเต่มันตัดออก สามารถใช้ action replay ปลดล้อคได้ด้วย จริงๆมันต้อ
ยืนเเบบนี้เเต่ตัดออกตรงมุมขวาเลยโหว่เเปลกๆตอนเกมออก อีกตัวที่ตัดออกรู้สึก คือ เก็น ครับ
ไอ้ที่บอกเพิ่มๆ นี่ส่วนมากคือไอ้ที่เคยมีอยู่เเล้ว เเต่ตัดออกทั้งนั้นเลย
Development
SaGa Frontier was developed by the then-Square Production Team 2 (referred to as 2nd Division in the game) with Akitoshi Kawazu as director and producer, Koichi Ishii as planning chief, Kenji Ito as composer, and Tomomi Kobayashi as illustrator. Square Production Team 2 included Kyoji Koizumi, Miwa Shoda, Kazuko Shibuya, and Minoru Akao among others.[9] The musical score for SaGa Frontier was composed and arranged by Kenji Ito, who provided music for many previous entries in the SaGa franchise.[10] Production began in December 1995.[11] Originally, the title of this game was "Romancing SaGa 4" during early development.[12] Due to a change in hardware from Super Famicom to PlayStation, Kawazu changed the title.[11] The team did not use 3D graphics as they were unaware of the hardware capacities at the time.[13]
Pre-release screenshot of the game's title screen showing Fuse (bottom left) as a main scenario
Pre-release screenshot of the game's title screen showing Fuse (bottom left) as a main scenario
In the earliest stages of development, two more heroes' quests were also being planned, in addition to the existing seven lead characters.[4][5] One of them was Fuse, the IRPO agent who may be enlisted as a playable character in the actual release. In his quest, Fuse was supposed to be able to take part in other characters' scenarios, and the ultimate goal of his quest might be determined by what the player did in the course of gameplay. The "ninth" protagonist was to be the daughter of a channellers family who is engaging in a controversy as to who of them shall inherit the property of their former patriarch. This scenario seems to be dropped during the early development because of being too comedic.[14][15]
Due to time constraints, some plot points of Asellus story were removed. During those events, Asellus was supposed to visit Dr. Nusakan's clinic, Bio Research Lab, Lambda Base, and Furdo's Workshop so that she would find her true identity so that she would decide to live as a human being or as a mystic. These quests were also intended to affect her scenario's ending.[16] Kawazu later noted both time constraints and disc space issues as the main reasons for cut content, although the notorious ending of Blue's scenario in the middle of his final boss was always planned.[17]![]()
ยืนเเบบนี้เเต่ตัดออกตรงมุมขวาเลยโหว่เเปลกๆตอนเกมออก อีกตัวที่ตัดออกรู้สึก คือ เก็น ครับ
ไอ้ที่บอกเพิ่มๆ นี่ส่วนมากคือไอ้ที่เคยมีอยู่เเล้ว เเต่ตัดออกทั้งนั้นเลย
Development
SaGa Frontier was developed by the then-Square Production Team 2 (referred to as 2nd Division in the game) with Akitoshi Kawazu as director and producer, Koichi Ishii as planning chief, Kenji Ito as composer, and Tomomi Kobayashi as illustrator. Square Production Team 2 included Kyoji Koizumi, Miwa Shoda, Kazuko Shibuya, and Minoru Akao among others.[9] The musical score for SaGa Frontier was composed and arranged by Kenji Ito, who provided music for many previous entries in the SaGa franchise.[10] Production began in December 1995.[11] Originally, the title of this game was "Romancing SaGa 4" during early development.[12] Due to a change in hardware from Super Famicom to PlayStation, Kawazu changed the title.[11] The team did not use 3D graphics as they were unaware of the hardware capacities at the time.[13]
Pre-release screenshot of the game's title screen showing Fuse (bottom left) as a main scenario
Pre-release screenshot of the game's title screen showing Fuse (bottom left) as a main scenario
In the earliest stages of development, two more heroes' quests were also being planned, in addition to the existing seven lead characters.[4][5] One of them was Fuse, the IRPO agent who may be enlisted as a playable character in the actual release. In his quest, Fuse was supposed to be able to take part in other characters' scenarios, and the ultimate goal of his quest might be determined by what the player did in the course of gameplay. The "ninth" protagonist was to be the daughter of a channellers family who is engaging in a controversy as to who of them shall inherit the property of their former patriarch. This scenario seems to be dropped during the early development because of being too comedic.[14][15]
Due to time constraints, some plot points of Asellus story were removed. During those events, Asellus was supposed to visit Dr. Nusakan's clinic, Bio Research Lab, Lambda Base, and Furdo's Workshop so that she would find her true identity so that she would decide to live as a human being or as a mystic. These quests were also intended to affect her scenario's ending.[16] Kawazu later noted both time constraints and disc space issues as the main reasons for cut content, although the notorious ending of Blue's scenario in the middle of his final boss was always planned.[17]
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ฟิวส์ นี่เหมือนจะมีอยู่เเล้วในต้นฉบับเเต่มันตัดออก สามารถใช้ action replay ปลดล้อคได้ด้วย จริงๆมันต้อ
ยืนเเบบนี้เเต่ตัดออกตรงมุมขวาเลยโหว่เเปลกๆตอนเกมออก อีกตัวที่ตัดออกรู้สึก คือ เก็น ครับ
ไอ้ที่บอกเพิ่มๆ นี่ส่วนมากคือไอ้ที่เคยมีอยู่เเล้ว เเต่ตัดออกทั้งนั้นเลย
Development
SaGa Frontier was developed by the then-Square Production Team 2 (referred to as 2nd Division in the game) with Akitoshi Kawazu as director and producer, Koichi Ishii as planning chief, Kenji Ito as composer, and Tomomi Kobayashi as illustrator. Square Production Team 2 included Kyoji Koizumi, Miwa Shoda, Kazuko Shibuya, and Minoru Akao among others.[9] The musical score for SaGa Frontier was composed and arranged by Kenji Ito, who provided music for many previous entries in the SaGa franchise.[10] Production began in December 1995.[11] Originally, the title of this game was "Romancing SaGa 4" during early development.[12] Due to a change in hardware from Super Famicom to PlayStation, Kawazu changed the title.[11] The team did not use 3D graphics as they were unaware of the hardware capacities at the time.[13]
Pre-release screenshot of the game's title screen showing Fuse (bottom left) as a main scenario
Pre-release screenshot of the game's title screen showing Fuse (bottom left) as a main scenario
In the earliest stages of development, two more heroes' quests were also being planned, in addition to the existing seven lead characters.[4][5] One of them was Fuse, the IRPO agent who may be enlisted as a playable character in the actual release. In his quest, Fuse was supposed to be able to take part in other characters' scenarios, and the ultimate goal of his quest might be determined by what the player did in the course of gameplay. The "ninth" protagonist was to be the daughter of a channellers family who is engaging in a controversy as to who of them shall inherit the property of their former patriarch. This scenario seems to be dropped during the early development because of being too comedic.[14][15]
Due to time constraints, some plot points of Asellus story were removed. During those events, Asellus was supposed to visit Dr. Nusakan's clinic, Bio Research Lab, Lambda Base, and Furdo's Workshop so that she would find her true identity so that she would decide to live as a human being or as a mystic. These quests were also intended to affect her scenario's ending.[16] Kawazu later noted both time constraints and disc space issues as the main reasons for cut content, although the notorious ending of Blue's scenario in the middle of his final boss was always planned.[17]![]()
ยืนเเบบนี้เเต่ตัดออกตรงมุมขวาเลยโหว่เเปลกๆตอนเกมออก อีกตัวที่ตัดออกรู้สึก คือ เก็น ครับ
ไอ้ที่บอกเพิ่มๆ นี่ส่วนมากคือไอ้ที่เคยมีอยู่เเล้ว เเต่ตัดออกทั้งนั้นเลย
Development
SaGa Frontier was developed by the then-Square Production Team 2 (referred to as 2nd Division in the game) with Akitoshi Kawazu as director and producer, Koichi Ishii as planning chief, Kenji Ito as composer, and Tomomi Kobayashi as illustrator. Square Production Team 2 included Kyoji Koizumi, Miwa Shoda, Kazuko Shibuya, and Minoru Akao among others.[9] The musical score for SaGa Frontier was composed and arranged by Kenji Ito, who provided music for many previous entries in the SaGa franchise.[10] Production began in December 1995.[11] Originally, the title of this game was "Romancing SaGa 4" during early development.[12] Due to a change in hardware from Super Famicom to PlayStation, Kawazu changed the title.[11] The team did not use 3D graphics as they were unaware of the hardware capacities at the time.[13]
Pre-release screenshot of the game's title screen showing Fuse (bottom left) as a main scenario
Pre-release screenshot of the game's title screen showing Fuse (bottom left) as a main scenario
In the earliest stages of development, two more heroes' quests were also being planned, in addition to the existing seven lead characters.[4][5] One of them was Fuse, the IRPO agent who may be enlisted as a playable character in the actual release. In his quest, Fuse was supposed to be able to take part in other characters' scenarios, and the ultimate goal of his quest might be determined by what the player did in the course of gameplay. The "ninth" protagonist was to be the daughter of a channellers family who is engaging in a controversy as to who of them shall inherit the property of their former patriarch. This scenario seems to be dropped during the early development because of being too comedic.[14][15]
Due to time constraints, some plot points of Asellus story were removed. During those events, Asellus was supposed to visit Dr. Nusakan's clinic, Bio Research Lab, Lambda Base, and Furdo's Workshop so that she would find her true identity so that she would decide to live as a human being or as a mystic. These quests were also intended to affect her scenario's ending.[16] Kawazu later noted both time constraints and disc space issues as the main reasons for cut content, although the notorious ending of Blue's scenario in the middle of his final boss was always planned.[17]
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