SaGa Frontier USA

If you see only a black screen on an emulator, turn 'Skip BIOS' off.

This game is very exciting to me.

This game is epic :)

its a good game, hoho

can't wait to get this

I LOVE THIS GAMEEE. Eversince I was a child i fell in love with this game. Bad thing was Since i was a child i damaged the game disk :/. Luckily theres psx emulators ^__^

7th game in the SaGa series 1.Final Fantasy Legend 2.Final Fantasy Legend 2 3.Final Fantasy Legend 3 4.Romancing SaGa 5.Romancing SaGa 2 6.Romancing SaGa 3 7.SaGa Frontier 8.Saga Frontier 2 9.Unlimited SaGa

I adore this beauty.

This game is great. The only other Squaresoft PSX titles that come close are Vagrant Story and Final Fantasy Tactics. It's initially pretty confusing, but if you take some time to figure out the mechanics, you will be hooked. A misunderstood classic for sure! A

I've just about finished all the characters. I actually forgot how fun mystics and monsters are! Then again, nothing beats the human sword/fighting/gun combos :D Great game once youve gotten the hang of it!

While it's not for everyone, I love this game! I still have my original PS1 disc and strategy guide, and I enjoy popping this title in to play. There are zero cutscenes and the characters aren't tied into one epic story that leads players around by the nose. It's just not that kind of game; the payoff here is in the gameplay, party building, and in the amount there is to discover in the game. You chose one of seven characters to play. Each character has a unique backstory, quest, and style of play, though you do most of your leveling through sidequests that are available in all playthroughs. For some players the shared side quests are going to be repetitive, but for me there are ways to make playthroughs fresher with different and even hidden characters and through the non-linear play. The journey takes you to diverse planets that range from high tech Koorong and its sewers... to planets where people study magic... to the belly of a space creature... or even a planet that is infested with ghosts and monsters. I enjoy the variety of worlds and the diferences in who you can recruit depending on who is in your party and which main character you chose. Different races use completely different systems to level up. For example, monsters have to absorb abilities from other monsters to gain power and change forms as opposed to humans who gain proficiency from using a certain attack or spell repeatedly. Mecs upgrade through equipment. You also have to sometimes unequip ablities to have enough space to learn new ones. So it's a game that offers incentive to learn the mechanics of the leveling system. After recruiting enough people, you actually make several parties and can choose between them at the beginning of a battle. Rather than random battles, the game displays monster icons on the screen that you can avoid, though they chase you. Because it's non-linear, you can get into trouble by wandering into difficult areas early on. A walkthrough or strategy guide is useful in giving you options for where to go so that you don't get stuck--without making you follow one specific order. Saga Frontier is far from perfect, but there's just something about the creativity behind it that I find compelling. I'm still discovering and rediscovering things years later.

This game is wonderfull, used to play it when i was much younger and didnt have a real grasp on the consepts in the game and now that im a bit older i seem to liek the game even more. Cheers for putting this hard to find game up.