The Japanese version has an additional bit of Engrish text before the intro text that's not included in the international versions due to that info being displayed elsewhere. The European versions updated the copyright info and changed "LICENSED BY" to "LICENSED TO" and replaced "NINTENDO" with a logo. The Japanese title graphics cover this blur up completely, but the English title is too small to hide it from view.) (This may have been done because of a sizable blurred area towards the top of the graphic. As a result, much less of the Mana Tree and surrounding foliage are visible. The opening logo was given a trademark in the North American version and since the game was published by Nintendo in Europe, the logo was replaced.įor some reason, the title screen in the international versions uses a blurrier, more zoomed-in version of the Japanese title screen art.
(Source: HHS (TASVideos via GameFAQs)) Regional Differences Opening Logo Japan The Emperor is a fake! Some monster has taken his place." The parts in parentheses appear in the actual dialogue.
SECRET OF MANA ROM CAST MAGIC FULL
Just one sip'll restore you to full health!Īn incomplete diary entry that refers to the fake emperor. It's a special drink that's bursting with energy you can use instead of staying at an inn! Text for some kind of medicine, possibly intended to restore HP/MP. The outcome of that partnership's failure eventually led to the creation of the PlayStation, a console Square would eventually jump ship to, thanks in part to the production problems with Secret of Mana. The game's also known for its infamously troubled production, in which it started life as a launch title for a planned CD drive add-on for the SNES, only to have to be significantly cut down to fit on a much smaller cartridge when the partnership between Nintendo and Sony that said CD drive hinged on spectacularly fell apart. A sequel to Final Fantasy Adventure on Game Boy, it's an action RPG for up to three players featuring bright, colorful graphics and quirky monsters, and one of the best soundtracks on the SNES. If you don't think any of the above situations apply, you can use this feedback form to request a review of this block.Secret of Mana is one of Square's most well-regarded SNES offerings. Contact your IT department and let them know that they've gotten banned, and to have them let us know when they've addressed the issue.Īre you browsing GameFAQs from an area that filters all traffic through a single proxy server (like Singapore or Malaysia), or are you on a mobile connection that seems to be randomly blocked every few pages? Then we'll definitely want to look into it - please let us know about it here.
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