Party members must always remain on screen, and AI-controlled allies can often get stuck on certain map tiles ... 25 years ...

Secret of Mana is one of the SNES role-playing masterpieces crafted by the creative minds at Squaresoft in the early '90s. But unlike its 16-bit contemporaries Final Fantasy III and Chrono Trigger ...

Enter Secret of Mana. A combination of the epic square storylines coupled together with this suddenly popular action-style combat. The result was a stunningly original and action-packed role ...

Secret of Mana allowed up to three players to play together, and even drop in and out as the three key roles using the SNES's brand-new ... handled the maps and backgrounds and would go on to ...

Also, unfortunate: the virtual stick cannot be moved. While Secret of Mana still looks good – it really was one of the most attractive SNES games – this port is a tad fuzzy. That's an ...

The nearly 15-minute video (above) does an outstanding job breaking down just how different Secret of Mana is on the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita, especially when compared to the SNES.

The new Secret of Mana is billed as a remake ... it could almost be considered a port of the SNES game. Combat, magic, and movement are much the same. The new mini-map—one of the scant few ...

Capitalizing on the inherent party vibe which the SNES cultivated, Secret of Mana allowed up to three players ... You can travel across the map by being fired out of a cannon, there’s an ...

Need to know What is it A poor remake of a beloved (but slightly overpraised) SNES hit. On paper, it’s easy to see why a remake of Secret of Mana might ... rhythms and the map opens up a little ...