Sword of Mana

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Developer:: Brownie Brown
Genre:: Action RPG
Series:: Seiken Densetsu

December 2, 2003
August 29, 2003
March 18, 2003

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The Mana Tree is in danger once again, or perhaps for the first time - Sword of Mana is a remake of the original Seiken Densetsu (1991), known as Final Fantasy Adventure in North America. Developed by Brownie Brown, the second of Square Enix' GBA titles looks and plays a lot like Secret of Mana, but without the edge that game had back in 1993.

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New Mana title in the works
A job opening on the Square Enix website requesting, amongst others, an Art Director and Character Model Designer to work on a new Seiken Densetsu project alludes to an upcoming announcement of a new game in the Mana series, presumably for a platform that supports 3d (why else would you need a model designer). Here's some production artwork shown to give applying artists an idea of what they're looking for. Square Enix
02 July 2004 by Rahul ↑ 70 ↓ 2 commentss permalink
Square Enix publishes TGS line-up
And of course you're depending on Square Haven to reprint it in full list glory. Naturally. Full Article
15 Sep 2003 by Rahul ↑ 34 ↓ 2 commentss permalink
Sword of Mana to get Deluxe Pack with cute battery-powered Li'l Cactus and other useless stuff
Out of nowhere, some random Japanese company "Meikyosha" announced the Shinyaku Seiken Densetsu Deluxe Pack, which will be released alongside Sword of Mana and contain a battery-powered figure of Li'l Cactus which can, get this, rock back and forth. It also comes with a sock puppet Rabite and a calendar. For those of you insane enough to waste money on importing this, it'll come at ?7800 (?57/US$66). Gamefront
27 July 2003 by Rahul ↑ 28 ↓ discuss permalink
Business conference sees Square Enix among biggest publishers within 3 years; this year's games confirmed; other details
"My penis is very large," Wada proudly brought up during the conference, "Very much larger than Mr. Miyamoto's; in fact, I believe I may have the longest, most durable penis in the gamesindustry." Full Article
11 July 2003 by Rahul ↑ 56 ↓ 6 commentss permalink

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Square Enix E3 2003 Retrospective
06/16/03 Preview of the game based on what we saw at E3.

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The spruced up Sword of Mana remains less of a successful title on its own than a reflection of the brilliance achieved in its sequels: the excellent Secret of Mana and the astounding Seiken Densetsu 3.

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Developers

image	name & role
	Kenji Ito Composer	Koichi Ishii Producer
	Miwa Shoda Scenario	Yoichi Wada Executive Producer
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Sword of Mana
Premium Soundtrack (2003)

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North America

Publisher:: Nintendo
Release:: December 2, 2003

Japan

Publisher:: Square Enix
Release:: August 29, 2003

Europe

Publisher:: Nintendo
Release:: March 18, 2003

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