Four Square games for GBA
 

1) Chocobo Successor (End of 2002)
2) Seiken Densetsu (Summer 2003)
3) "New" Final Fantasy Tactics (Winter 2002 / early 2003)
4) Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicle (Spring 2003; has GameCube link feature).

http://www.planetgamecube.com/news.c...n=item&id=3285

Re: Four Square games for GBA
 

Stuff all the other games, that's what I want :D.

Re: Four Square games for GBA
 

Make it Seiken Densetsu 3 and I'll be happy. :D

whats Chocobo Sucessor??

A remake of Seiken Densetsu 3 would be sweeeeet. Can't wait til they announce details!

Bad news everyone, there was an error in the article. There will be no port of Seiken Densetsu... But a brand new game in the series! :D

It has been confirmed that it is a new game, (co?)developed by Brownie Brown.

Here's a translation of the above article, by FoxSpiritShadow from the Gaming Age boards:
"New FF Appears on Nintendo Hardware, To Release Next Spring

On the 8th, Square made clear that Final Fantasy Chronicle, a game that links the Gamecube console and the GameBoy Advance to play, would be released in spring 2003.

FFCC is set in a fantasy world. On the GBA screen, things like your data are reflected on the TV screen. Play using multiple GBAs is also possible, at times when your energy is low, one can request a friend who is playing on a different GBA's help and attempt to recover, like an online game, there is a strong sense of communication.

FFCC will become the first game to use Fund Q, the fund former president Hiroshi Yamauchi (now chairman) established; it will be developed by Square subsidiary Game Designer Studios, and published by Nintendo. It will become the first game published on Nintendo hardware since 94's Final Fantasy VI.

Square will produce three other titles for the GBA, the same company will sell a game that made the popular Chocobo character the protagonist by the end of the year. Following that, the company will also put out a complete remake of the strategy RPG that sold over 2 million copies, Final Fantasy Tactics.

Also, in the summer of 2003, teaming up with Nintendo development subsidiary Brownie Brown, Square plans to release a new title in the over 4 million selling Seiken Densetsu series. As the developers of the Seiken Densetsu series, working with the producer of the series from Square, they will revive the popular game."


LINK!

So its Brownie Brown and square, or Brownie Brown and the square/nintendo subsidary?

Either way I loved Secret of Mana!

Brownie Brown is a Nintendo subsidary staffed by the creators of the Secret of Mana. Their first game was Magical Vacation, which I believed recieved a rave review in Famistu. I'm not sure wether it's been released in Europe and the US yet though....

Argh...damn it. SD3 was frickin awesome. Oh well..I'll always have it on my PC. :D

I wonder how Final Fantasy: crystal Chronicles is going to turn out

A new Seiken game? I hope it's as good as SD3 or better. :D