Or, if Japanese company M2 - which handled the Sega Ages series and the games on the Sega Genesis Mini - is involved in a port, I can be reasonably sure that a title has been lovingly and thoroughly recreated.Ĭollection of Mana ticks both of those boxes, so I picked up the compilation - which includes Final Fantasy Adventure (the first game in the Mana series), Secret of Mana and Trials of Mana - on the Nintendo Switch.
For example, I’d rather play an RPG on a console I know is going to keep my progress safe, since cartridge batteries can be iffy.
(I still have all of my 8- and 16-bit consoles, the Japanese equivalents of each, as well as a few CRTs to play them on.) There are a few situations, though, when playing on a more modern system is warranted. When I play older games, I usually prefer to do so with the original cartridge and on original hardware.
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