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Description
The events of
SaGa Frontier take places in a fictional universe called "The Regions", which incorporates different worlds with various degrees of technological development. The player can choose to follow one of the seven available scenarios, each dedicated to a different protagonist.
The seven protagonists of the game are: a half-human, half-Mystic girl named Asellus, who is rejected by both races and will eventually have to decide where she belongs; the twin mages Blue and Rouge, who must descend into hell in order to find answers concerning their true identity; a part-time model and secret agent Emelia, who is wrongly accused of murdering her fiance; Lute, a bard who was kicked out of his house and who embarks on a quest to avenge his father's death; a teenager named Red, who becomes a superhero in order to bring down an evil syndicate; a
Lummox (a race of fox-like creatures) named Riki, whose entire world is in peril; and finally, T260G, an ancient robot who awakens in modern times and needs the help of a human to survive.
SaGa Frontier plays similarly to its immediate predecessors in the
series; utilizing the so-called
Free Scenario System, the game allows non-linear exploration and features many side-quests, atypically of Japanese RPGs. The battles, however, are handled similarly to most representatives of the genre: using physical attacks, special skills, or magic, the player-controlled party engages the enemies in a turn-based fashion. There are no random battles in the game; all the enemies are visibly walking on the field.
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Alternate Titles
- "サガ フロンティア" -- Japanese spelling
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Cut content
A lot of content didn't make it into the final game, traces and hints of this can still be found in it. Aside smaller things such as events and graphics, an entire character chapter starring the IRPO officer Fuse didn't make it. A detailed overview can be found at
The Cutting Room Floor.
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SaGa Frontier (PlayStation) on Feb 16, 2003
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