not been addressed; he called the game a good offering for SaGa fans but a hard sell for many modern genre gamers. Nintendo World Rerports Neal Ronaghan disliked the visuals and found some of its mechanics confusing, but praised the soundtrack and battle gameplay, calling it a good entry point into the SaGa series. Murillo Zerbinatto of RPGamer praised its replayability and updates for the remaster, but noted that some of its progression and mechanics would be offputting for casual gamers, summing Minstrel Song Remastered up as "a title packed with nuances and peculiarities that still stand the test of time." Legacy Romancing SaGa proved to be a popular and influential title within the series, popularising the SaGa series and introducing mechanics and a scenario structure which would be repeated by later entries. Following the success of Romancing SaGa, two further titles were released for the Super Famicom: Romancing SaGa 2 in 1993, and Romancing SaGa 3 in 1995. A manga series based on Romancing SaGa was released in two volumes by Tokuma Shoten in 1994 and 1995, written and illustrated by Saki Kaori. Notes References External links Official North American PlayStation 2 version website Official Japanese PlayStation 2 version website Official Super Famicom version info page Official WonderSwan version info page Official Mobile Phone version website 1992 video games Android (operating system) games iOS games Nintendo Switch games PlayStation 2 games PlayStation 4 games PlayStation 5 games SaGa Super Nintendo Entertainment System games Video game remakes Video games scored by Kenji Ito Video games developed in Japan Video games featuring female protagonists Virtual Console games Virtual Console games for Wii U Windows games WonderSwan Color games