![]() But, there's a chance that all of it's assets are within the game's files and there's a chance they could be extracted. Those who still have the game on their devices will most likely not be able to play it, as it required connection to the server. Also, the credits for the developer staff that worked on the game's sprites, code and illustrations are unavailable as well. Plus, the only video footage of the mobile remake that is available online records just the first 20 minutes of the game. Perplexingly, elements of the game such as certain cutscenes, skill animations and even boss sprites are nowhere to be found online. ĭespite there being a multitude of screenshots and the game being available to play for almost 9 years (2009 to 2018), there apparently hadn't been any attempts to document or archive it. On November 1st, 2017, Square Enix announced the shutdown of its mobile services for Final Fantasy Mobile on March 31st, 2018, which also meant Star Ocean Blue Sphere Mobile along with others would become unavailable as well. It was released later on the Yahoo! Mobile and EZweb services in December of that year. The game was released on June 8th, 2009 on the i-Mode mobile service for 600 points for that service (which equaled about 630 yen). As mentioned before, this remake completely reworked the battle system, namely with combo attacks. At the start of a battle, the player must choose one out of the three party characters to play as, and can switch between them at any given moment. Unlike most JRPGs from the time, the combat system is not turn-based, instead it plays similar to a one-on-one fighting game with some RPG elements thrown in. The game follows a similar formula of the previous Star Ocean games and the Tales Of series. Sonic Powered is known for porting/remaking older games made by other companies to mobile such as Wonder Project J2, Super Star Soldier, Master Takahashi's Adventure Island and Evil Sword Necromancer 2. Note: A portion or maybe even a majority of the development of this mobile remake was actually outsourced to a game company named Sonic Powered. The game was shut down in 2018 due to Square Enix cutting off support for their mobile distribution servers. Like its original version on the GBC, the game was never officially translated or released outside of Japan. It featured new graphics, new artwork, new music (supervised by Motoi Sakuraba), and a reworked battle system. Released in 2009 for NTT DoCoMo's i-mode service. Star Ocean: Blue Sphere Mobile (aka スターオーシャンブルースフィアモバイル Sutā Ōshan Burū Sufia Mobairu) was a remake of the 2001 Game Boy Color game Star Ocean: Blue Sphere that was developed by tri-Ace (and published by Square Enix).
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