Considering we're seeing new games like Octopath Traveler take inspiration from Live A Live's desperate stories and protagonists combining for one big tale, Live A Live's influence is clearly still being felt around the gaming industry to this day.Ĭheck out our new games 2023 guide for a look ahead at how the rest of the year will play out for new releases like Live A Live. The prospect of a sequel to Live A Live is obviously just a personal hope of Takashi Tokita at this point, but it's still nice to know the director would be game for a follow-up.
Thats why SaGa is getting a lot of focus too because Kawazu has been a veteran of the company for 37 years. Plus Tokita is still with the company, Kato is not. Theyll just leave remastered titles to Playasia. A long-lost 1994 JRPG being revived for another go by a huge developer was fantastic news for audiences and game preservationists, breathing new life into Live A Live. They dont really care about doing physical for remasters in the first place. The JRPG was never localized for a Western release however, and given that it was released during the arguable 'golden years' of Square Enix JRPGs, it's maintained a cult-like following for decades now.Ģ022's remake introduced Live A Live not only to a Western audience that could never play the original back in the day, but also a brand new modern audience. Live A Live originally launched in 1994 for the Super Famicom in Japan. Apparently there are also "hidden secrets" in the remake, according to an enthusiastic response from the director. Elsewhere in the new video, Tokita reveals there aren't new endings in the Live A Live remake, but the remake is fully compatible with Valve's Steam Deck.
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