Tags for 'mana'
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Game: Children of Mana
Release Date: Jan 12, 2007Seiken Densetsu is a sequel to Sword of Mana for the Nintendo DS, and features up to four player coop play. -
Game: Dawn of Mana
Release Date: May 24, 2007 (US)The first true Mana sequel in a decade, Dawn of Mana reveals the origins of the legend behind the Mana Tree and the Sword of Mana, and presents itself in full 3D. -
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Preview: E3 06: Children of Mana Hands-On
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Game: Sword of Mana
Release Date: Mar 19, 2004For a remake of a 12-year-old Game Boy game, Sword of Mana does a respectable job of being new and fun. -
Preview: E3 06: Dawn of Mana Preshow Report
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Release Date: Mar 17, 2006The latest installment in the Atelier saga features new characters and story elements. You'll play Kleing Kiesling, a young alchemist on a mission to unlock the secrets of alchemy. -
Game: Heroes of Mana
Release Date: Sep 14, 2007Heroes of Mana is a real-time strategy game for the Nintendo DS. -
Game: Legend of Mana
Release Date: Jun 07, 2000 (US)A string of miniquests without a cohesive core, Legend of Mana is likely to disappoint fans hoping for a new action RPG classic, but it will entertain those just looking for a good time. -
Preview: Heroes of Mana First Look
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Game: Mana Mobile
Release Date: TBA (US)Mana Mobile is a role-playing game developed by Square-Enix. -
Release Date: Sep 29, 2006Atelier Iris 2: The Azoth of Destiny is the sequel to the role-playing game from Gust and Nippon Ichi. -
Release Date: Mar 27, 2009This fourth entry in the Atelier Iris series takes place on the campus of an alchemy school. -
Release Date: Mar 16, 2007Wrap your mind around a variety of puzzles in Puzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlords. -
Preview: Dawn of Mana Hands-On
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Game: Final Fantasy Adventure
Release Date: 1993The Final Fantasy Adventure is a role-playing game in the Seiken Denestsu series. -
Release Date: Oct 27, 2006Dark Messiah of Might and Magic puts players in a first-person perspective, using the Source Engine from Valve. -
Release Date: Jun 29, 2001Lord of Destruction has a lot of depth that's readily apparent, yet it takes a long time to really see how much is packed into this great expansion.
