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I also liked how in the older games, you could switch between the characters.
It made it more enjoyable.
I guess what it is, is that games get doll really quick when its just the same character over and over again.
That’s why the older Grandia games were better then the 3rd.
Media Vision has just changed to much of the Wild Arms games.

True!

I know how you feel! whee
I’m mad at Square-Enix for not making a proper sequel, or remake of Chrono Trigger.
And for them not making a U.S. release of Seiken Densetsu 3.

True! 4laugh
It looks Awesome! xd

Final Fantasy Adventure, for the Gameboy, I Believe.
Was the first in the Seiken Densetsu series.
Final Fantasy Adventure, was the English title.
Once again, Square was over promoting the FF series.
Sword of Mana, is the Gameboy Advance remake to FFA.
Secret of Mana, for the Snes, was the 2nd game.
Then of course, Seiken Densetsu 3.
Square also made a game called, Secret of Evermore.
It had the same system as Secret of Mana.
But other then that, it had nothing to do with it.
Legend of Mana, was the 4th game.
Children of Mana, was the 5th.
So Dawn of Mana, is the 6th game in the series, since Sword of Mana was a remake of the original.
When Legend of Mana starts, you have to choose either a male, or female character.
Unlike SoM, they don’t talk.
So much of the humor of the series is lost.
After you name your character, it takes you to the world map, where you have to choose a location for the games world.
The map is made into squares, like a board game.
Instead of progressing in a normal story, you acquire items as the game goes on.
And place them on the map, and poof!
A town is born.
So you create the world.
This is a problem.
Because it loses all the joy of playing the game, the story becomes insignificant, and it gets really confusing, and glitch’y.
The best feature in the game, was the sound track.
Other then that, its not worth buying.
I have had it for 2 years now, and I can only recall playing it 2 or 3 times.

I can explain it! xd 3nodding 4laugh
Seiken Densetsu 3 was never released in the States and in Europe.
Its only included as a part of the series in Japan.
So in other words, in the U.S.
Legend of Mana is suppose to be considered as the 3rd game.
But since most people have heard of Seiken Densetsu 3, and want to play it on a U.S. and or European game system.
Square-Enix’s evil plot failed.
Although I don’t understand why the other game is absent, it was probably a just typo.
I think they should make a release of SD3 for the Nintendo DS.
And they could update the world map to 3D! xd
They should also release it for the Wii.
Of course, that idea doesn't have a snow balls chance.
But I can dream! 4laugh

Its probably just a typo.

Hmm... interesting!
Everything Square does nowadays baffles me.
it’s a sad day when a company doesn't know its own game.