Talk:SaGa
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Now that there is an English article on SaGa Frontier 2, is the link to the Japanese article needed? I will delete it for now. Y0u 04:54, Apr 16, 2005 (UTC)
[edit] Cleanup needed
There is clearly some disorganization and bias present in the article, so I tagged it for cleanup. Paragon 20:29, 1 April 2006 (UTC)
[edit] SaGa series (japanese name)
About "SaGa (サガシリーズ, SaGa?) is a series of computer role-playing games".
"サガシリーズ" means literally "SaGa series" in Japanese, not just "SaGa". It might be more proper to write just "サガ" (SaGa) inside the brackets.
However, while the Japanese often rewrite foreign words in game titles using katakana characters, the SaGa games don't feature SaGa in their title written as "サガ" but as "Sa•Ga".
I would recommend: "SaGa (Sa•Ga, サガ) is a series of computer role-playing games".
[edit] Concerning Unlimited Saga
The article states that Unlimited Saga is the final game, but there is no source. Is it really the final game, or is it just the last game made (not including remakes)? Rogutaan 01:09, 24 July 2007 (UTC)
