Square Enix recently register a few trademarks in Japan, a few of which should sound familiar to fans (especially long-time enthusiasts) of the publisher.

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Square Enix's SaGa series celebrates its 20th Anniversary this year with the release of the DS remake SaGa 2: Goddess of Destiny. To make the event even more special, yesterday Square Enix announced a special SaGa 20th Anniversary Limited Edition DSi will be launched alongside the game when it releases on September 17th in Japan. The game itself will retail for 5980 yen, while the DSi Limited Edition will go for 24,880 yen.

The original of SaGa 2 for the Game Boy was released in the US a...

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Squaresoft's SaGa series has long been the little-known counterpart to the Final Fantasy name in the West (though it went under this guise with a the Gameboy FF Legend titles), but it's definitely a series worth visiting (some might even argue moreso).

Well, Square Enix has put together a video giving us 20 years of SaGa in light of its anniversary, which is a great way to introduce yourself. Check it out below.

The series has been out of commission since 2005's well-received remake Ro...

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"The allure just isn't there anymore for the Final Fantasy titles and we have to ask why. Loyal fans try to create hype, but the games are just not combining new and old expectations. Maybe it's because every game, we have to warm up to new characters and worlds. Square sets itself up for hit and miss titles with no character regularity. The only motif running through the series I can identify is a blond guy and clueless protagonists. Most of the recent Final Fantasy games (dare I say Square ..."

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