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Summon Night: Swordcraft Story

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A good A-RPG based on the Japan-only S-RPG series Summon Night. Ironically, it fared better at providing a handheld "Tales of" feel than the Phantasia GBA port.

It is the first in the GBA Swordcraft Story spin-off trilogy, but the third and best title was sadly never localized. Weirdly, this was released three years after the Japanese version in North America.

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Use the following GameShark codes for the US Version, then hold L + B while walking through a door to another room.

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While untranslated, it has functional Sound Test options. You can also warp to dungeons (which causes glitches sometimes), and begin at any given day to continue the story at that point. You are asked then to choose your familiar and your love interest, as well as name the characters.

Regional Differences#

Japan

International

The sword in the title screen has a different shape and simplified.