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'''Sword of Mana''' (新約 聖剣伝説, Shin'yaku Seiken Densetsu, 'New Testament Holy Sword Legend') is an enhanced remake of the original [[Seiken Densetsu]] (called [[Final Fantasy Adventure]] outside Japan), released for the [[Game Boy Advance]] in [[2003]]. | '''Sword of Mana''' (新約 聖剣伝説, Shin'yaku Seiken Densetsu, 'New Testament Holy Sword Legend') is an enhanced remake of the original [[Seiken Densetsu]] (called [[Final Fantasy Adventure]] outside Japan), released for the [[Game Boy Advance]] in [[2003]]. | ||
The story follows two (unnamed) characters of which the player chooses one to control. The two characters stories and dialogue differ, depending on who you choose to play as, so there are two save slots to | The story follows two (unnamed) characters of which the player chooses one to control. The two characters stories and dialogue differ, depending on who you choose to play as, so there are two save slots to maximize your experience of the game (and save players from having to delete prior game data). | ||
Players are able to alternate between playing one character and the other on the field and in battle, but they cannot change the default weapon or magic of their sidekick. The Heroines' default weapon is the staff and the Heroes' is the sword, although the main character can change their weapon and even refine it to bring out different properties. | Players are able to alternate between playing one character and the other on the field and in battle, but they cannot change the default weapon or magic of their sidekick. The Heroines' default weapon is the staff and the Heroes' is the sword, although the main character can change their weapon and even refine it to bring out different properties. | ||
