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@thegamelogicist Terra (FFVI), Builder (DQ Builders 2), Maya Amano (Persona 2: Eternal Punishment), Red (Pokémon Blue).

I only went with the ones from games that I actually finished the main story, so I may be cheating with Builder here. But I never really cared about DQ. I know, shame on me.

Densetsu no Ogre Battle: Zenobia no Ouji is the only game in the franchise never to be officially released in English.

Which retro games from any company would you like to see translated to English?

My picks are:
Black/Matrix
Machi
Mahoutsukai ni Naru Houhou
Samurai Spirits RPG

@ViuvasDoMame Ironicamente, o desespero pra vender jogos em "3D" nos consoles de 16 bits era imenso. Valia de tudo pra fazer com que eles parecessem próximos dos jogos da próxima geração. O Mega Drive foi mestre em fazer isso.

Now that the dust has settled, it is important to reinforce that we should not judge Tactics Ogre: Reborn solely based on its graphics. There are multiple improvements to the gameplay and, most importantly, the title will finally be available for a new generation. Focus, people!

Okay, somebody please tell me HOW this is happening? How?!

Tactics Ogre: The Knight of Lodis (Game Boy Advance, 2001)

The same artwork was used, in different sizes, in four different products.

Japanese cover
Japanese cover (Value Selection)
North American cover
Nintendo Koushiki Guide Book

Gilbald O'Brien (aka Gilbert) is the only character, besides Deneb, to appear on all three canonical entries in the franchise (TMOTBQ, Tactics Ogre LUCT and OB64).

He does appear in one of the side stories, Zenobia no Ouji for the NGPC, but he is absent from The Knight of Lodis.

Deneb Rove is the only character to appear in every game in the franchise, including the one for the Neo Geo Pocket Color. Amusingly, she is a secret character in all of the games and is somewhat hard to find on a normal, blind run.

Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together has been adapted as a 4-volume manga series in Japan.

Also, at least three extra yonkoma versions were published by DNA Media Comics in Japan.

The cover artwork of the PSP remake of Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together varied slightly across different regions. Interestingly, the European cover sort of mixed elements from the Japanese and North American covers.

Japan (2010)
US (2011)
Europe (2011)

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