SaGa Frontier 2

...seriously :|

So, my neighbors across the street have their daughter (who lives in Michigan) visiting, along with her kids. One of them is a 15-year-old boy, and guess what? Their neighbor caught the son whacking off behind their woodpile in their yard. And so they called the cops on him. I've lived in this neighborhood for like... 14 years, and nothing like this has ever happened. I was amused at first because it was so fucking random, but then rather disgusted because seriously? That's technically public. I

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SaGa Frontier 2
Developer(s)	Square
Publisher(s)	JP Square NA Square Electronic Arts
Designer(s)	Akitoshi Kawazu
Series	SaGa series
Platform(s)	PlayStation
Release date	JP 1999-04-01 NA 2000-01-31 PAL 2000-03-22
Genre(s)	Console role-playing game
Mode(s)	Single player
Rating(s)	CERO: All Ages ESRB: Teen
Media	1 CD-ROM
System requirements	Memory card (1 Block)

SaGa Frontier 2 (サガ フロンティア 2, Saga Furontia Tsū^?) is a console role-playing game developed by Square (now Square Enix) and published by Square Electronic Arts. It is one of Square's final RPGs for the Sony PlayStation video game console.

It was released on April 1, 1999 in Japan, January 31, 2000 in North America and March 22, 2000 in Europe. The game is notable for using traditional 2D hand-painted watercolor graphics to give the game an almost storybook look. Also, it was the first time since Romancing SaGa that Kenji Ito did not compose the music; instead, it was scored by Masashi Hamauzu. Hamauzu would also go on to compose the music for the next game in the series, Unlimited SaGa. The game also draws upon a considerable amount of Germanic influence, prominent in many of the characters' and towns' names. An example to this is one of the main characters, Gustave XIII, who got his name via the Swedish king Gustavus the Great.

Plot

SaGa Frontier 2 has two separate storylines: The history of Gustave XIII of Finney (AKA Gustave the Steel), and the Knights family. The game takes place in the land of Sandail, roughly in the years 1200-1300.

See List of SaGa Frontier 2 Characters.

Audio

Along with the SaGa Frontier 2 Original Soundtrack, SaGa Frontier 2's music was also used to create Piano Pieces "SF2" Rhapsody on a Theme of SaGa Frontier 2, a collection of tracks from the game rearranged for play on a piano, as well as a handful of full orchestral pieces. Each track is actually a newly arranged piece based on a song from the original soundtrack. Both the original and rearranged versions of the music were composed by Masashi Hamauzu.

References

Track listings and lengths found at Chudah's Corner here (OST) and here (Piano Pieces).

External links

• Official Website
• SaGa Frontier II at GameFAQs
• Saga Frontier 2 at MobyGames