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timp posted:Not exactly sure if I understand what you're asking but the Secret of Mana included in the Collection of Mana seems to be a direct port from the SNES version as far as I can tell For what it's worth, there's a lot of evidence that work went into this port beyond patching in an English translation. They greatly increased the length of the characters allowed when naming characters as well as what can be displayed in text boxes, which means they had to do some pretty heavy lifting in the actual game code to make that happen. I also balk at the Square tax at times - I still don't think the SoM PS4 remake could justify $40, especially when held up against what they're doing for SD3 - but in this case I actually do think it's worth the price given what we already knew about how messy SD3's programming is.
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Taear posted:Basically what Phantasium said - the remake was really clearly made by the people who made the phone ports and controlled like a phone game. The Collection of Mana games are basically ROM dumps, barring SD3's translation re-coding. They are all exactly as they appeared/behaved on original GB/SNES hardware. edit: If you mean the PC/PS4/Vita Secret of Mana remake, it plays just like the original game almost to a fault. Aside from the new art, the only other new assets are a retranslation and some new vignettes at Inns. It behaves virtually identical to the SNES game, weird hitboxes and glitches and all.
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