Not a member of the stereotypical “Big Three”, Bandai still made plenty of handheld video gaming consoles in the retro era. Still active as late as 2003, Bandai’s WonderSwan never really hit it as big as other, more recognized names in the industry. It managed to garner 8% of the market, mainly because of its cheap price and Final Fantasy gaming bundles.

GameBoy, a much more mainstream handheld, has been receiving updates and remakes all along. Recently, Final Fantasy Legend was released for play on Nintendo’s early handheld. FF Legend was originally a 1989 Game Boy play.

Tower Reversed has done a fan translation of Makai Toushi SaGa, the WonderSwan Color remake of Final Fantasy Legend. Now English-speaking fans can enjoy this title, although it will likely be in emulation.

You can download a copy for yourself or read more about it here.

WonderSwan – Makai Toushi SaGa

WonderSwan gets classic Nintendo play, 5.0 out of 5 based on 1 rating

Tags: Bandai, Nintendo GameBoy

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