An RPG with eight characters whose stories are played sequentially (instead of simultaneously and together like other RPGs) and where one character's play will alter subsequent story and play.
The Final Fantasy Legend is the English title given to the first game in the SaGa series. In this game, a group of adventurers journey to the top of a mysterious tower.
Final Fantasy Legend II is the second game in Square's "SaGa" role-playing series, originally released for the Game Boy. It adopted the "Final Fantasy" branding in North America for marketing purposes.
The third game in the SaGa series, released as Final Fantasy Legend III in North America. It is about a group of heroes that travel through time in order to avert an apocalypse.
A Super Famicom RPG that is part of the popular (in Japan) SaGa series. It follows the non-linear structure of previous games in the series as well as after.
A JRPG from SquareSoft, originally released for the Super Famicom in late 1993. The second game in the series, it introduced several features that were not used in future games, like multiple protagonists and a growing empire the player controls.
Sequel to the non-linear PlayStation RPG, SaGa Frontier. SaGa Frontier and SaGa Frontier II are part of the SaGa Franchise, which enjoys more popularity in Japan and originated with SaGa on the Gameboy.