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SaGa Frontier
Developer: Square Product Development Division 2 Publishers: Square (JP), SCEA (US) Platform: PlayStation Released in JP: July 11, 1997 Released in US: March 25, 1998 This game has unused areas. This game has unused playable characters. This game has unused graphics. This game has unused items. This game has unused abilities. This game has unused music. This game has unused text. This game has debugging material. This game has regional differences. This game has a prototype article

SaGa Frontier

Developer: Square Product Development Division 2
Publishers: Square (JP), SCEA (US)
Platform: PlayStation
Released in JP: July 11, 1997
Released in US: March 25, 1998

This game has unused areas.
This game has unused playable characters.
This game has unused graphics.
This game has unused items.
This game has unused abilities.
This game has unused music.
This game has unused text.
This game has debugging material.
This game has regional differences.

This game has a prototype article

SaGa Frontier is the seventh game in Square's long-running SaGa series. It's an open-ended RPG with seven separate scenarios and, unfortunately, a sharp learning curve and some seriously uneven difficulty, which caused many to quit playing before really getting into it. It's also quite notoriously unfinished.

5Unused Characters
8Unused Music
9Assorted Oddities

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Unused Areas
Rooms that should have appeared in existing areas, but didn't.

Blank RegionMap Slots
The RegionMap warp device wasn't finished. It shows.

Unused Items and Skills
There are a surprising number of unused or hidden items and skills buried in the game.

Unused Text
Text hinting at story elements that were cut or different from the final.

Lost in Translation
Regional differences, intended or otherwise.

Lost Eighth Chapter

Fuse should have been there, yeah.

Not only were items, skills, characters, locations, and music cut from the game due to crazy deadlines, but an entire chapter also got the axe. It would have starred Fuse and the rest of the IRPO officers (Doll, Silence, etc.), and would have given some much-needed coverage to an otherwise woefully-underused area and group. There are still a few traces of it remaining in the game, however...

Fuse's conversation with Cotton.

In the Japanese version, use GameShark code 301C9F9A 0007 and start a new game. This code will force the player to pick Fuse in the new game. He has no events or dialogue whatsoever; it's like playing as Lute without any story sequences. Interestingly, he still has his dialogue when saving Cotton in the Bio Lab, although he doesn't have any dialogue for the porn book.

Ninagawa? Who is that?

Notably, Fuse is unable to do the quest for Arcane magic, but is still able to go for Rune magic as normal. His otherwise-unused 'janitor' sprite (as seen in the debug room) will indeed be used upon entering Despair.

Fuse is unable to recruit Mei-ling, Riki, Gen, and T260G in Scrap. Each character has their own unique dialogue when talking to these characters, and as Fuse doesn't have this dialogue, they can't even be spoken to, much less recruited.

Strangely, if you go to Yorkland and enter the billionaire's house, the game will think you're playing Riki, and you will begin the Yorkland ring quest. You can even return to Koorong and recruit Dr. Nusakan.

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Where am I?

When you visit Manhattan, naturally enough, Fuse is not present in the cafeteria.

What's Fuse doing there?

One of the few clues remaining in the English version, however, is located in Omble, as Fuse is present along with all the other fake 'main character' shadows (Mei-ling and Gen are basically there to represent T260G and Riki, who can't enter this area). The only way this can be seen, though, is by playing the game via emulator, in which a glitch causes the actual sprites to appear after fighting a battle.

Deleted Quests

A Japanese SaGa Frontier community produced a patch to reconstruct several deleted events using event insertion manipulation, although it can only be used with the Japanese version. While they are not 100% accurate, at the very least it allows a unique opportunity to see how they're supposed to appear in the game. The translation can be found here.

Not dressed for the weather

Asellus was originally supposed to escape from Facinaturu via Kurenai (the sentient flame pit that otherwise serves no purpose), which would have evidently burned off their clothes (utilizing the nude sprites seen below) and sent them to Mosperiburg. Asellus and White Rose would then have had an audience with Virgil, who would provide them with clothes, then teleport them off somewhere else. The scene of the audience with Virgil still exists in the US version. To trigger it, in the beginning of Asellus' scenario, teleport to Mosperiburg by means of the RegionMap item (through hacking). The scene will be triggered, albeit with Japanese language and the camera off the screen.

She is a madman.

According to Essence of SaGa Frontier, a supplementary guide released only in Japan, Asellus was supposed to visit the Bio Research Lab in Shrike, where she would have a conversation with a woman named Nashiira (unnamed in the English version, at least) who conducts various experiments on both humans and mystics. Asellus would then learn that humans and mystics can both be equally evil.

Go wild, fetishists.

Asellus was also supposed to meet with Dr. Nusakan at Koorong, where she would ask him whether he could restore her humanity. She also expressed concern that she might turn into half-male due to Orlouge's blood.

I'm calling clones.

Another of her deleted quests involved her abduction and imprisonment in the Trinity Base, as seen in Emelia's chapter. This would have created some oddities in that it technically would have been possible to have Emelia on the team during this scenario...

Other deleted scenes found in the text dump:

Asellus was supposed to meet with Furdo, who would have taught her that there are also lesser mystics that possess unique power that Mystic Lords don't have (in Furdo's case, the ability to petrify things). The scene was supposed to appear after White Rose ends up trapped in Dark Labyrinth. There exists a very slight trace of this in the final, even in the English version, as if you elect to fight Furdo before Asellus learns all three mystic skills, it's possible for her to pick one up here. This does not happen with any other optional bosses.

Debug Room

An all-star cast!

There exists a debug room, but it's nowhere near as full-featured as the one in, say, Final Fantasy VII. Nevertheless, it has a few interesting functions. To enter it, input GameShark code 8001300C 02E1 and load a saved game. If successful, you should be in a large, empty blue room with some purple Japanese characters reading さんぷる (Sample) 'spraypainted' on the floor. Disable the code, and walk to the right until you reach a screen

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