Genso Suikoden I & II

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Genso Suikoden I & II (幻想水滸伝I&II, Genso Suikoden I & II^?) is a re-release of the PlayStation console role-playing games Suikoden and Suikoden II, ported to the PlayStation Portable. Konami announced the game in the 4^th quarter of 2005, and the compilation was released on February 23, 2006. Both games are combined in a one UMD where the player is given the choice which Suikoden game he wants to play, as well as a third choice which is "Gallery" (ギャラリー).

PlayStation Portable changes

Several changes from the original PlayStation versions of Suikoden and Suikoden II were done for the PSP:

• The player is now able to move their character diagonally inside places and over the world map.
• Graphics have been slightly enhanced and redone to fit widescreen. This includes an extension of some places which were designed for PAL and NTSC televisions.

Suikoden I changes

• The opening movie of Suikoden I is now the one from the Sega Saturn version.
• Some menu windows changed in orientation.

Suikoden II changes

• Rune and Unite sequences are faster.
• The Matilda "Glitch" has been removed.
• A new "power-save setting" (省電力設定, "power-save setting"^?) was added under the options menu which could be turned ON/OFF. If turned to ON, the screen dims for a certain time of inactivity.
• The background music for the tactical war fights vary depending on the situation of the hero's army. These tracks include the original "Battlefield Without Light" and the un-played from the original PlayStation version, "War".

Gallery

Gallery (ギャラリー, Gallery^?) is the third option when prompted which Suikoden game to play. It has the following selections:

• Sound Mode (サウンドモード, Sound Mode^?) - plays tracks from the game
• Movies (ムービー, Movies^?) - plays the FMV movies
• Event viewer (ィべント ビューワー, Event viewer^?) - plays various cutscenes in the game
• Ending (エンディング, Ending^?) - shows the epilogue of the 108 Stars of Destiny (sub-divided to I and II)
• Staff Roll (スタッフロール, Staff Roll^?) - shows the credits (sub-divided to I and II)

Movies, event viewer and ending only becomes available by loading an end-game save file of each individual game.