Making up for the lack of multiplayer, the game's single player mode will have plenty of volume, with so many branching paths that you'll have to play multiple times to experience everything. Sakamoto cited space problems as the reason for the missing feature. Unfortunately, Square Enix has had to skip out on one feature from Front Mission 1st: multiplayer. Yes, the mixed controls of Front Mission 1st are gone. The game will allow players to select button or stylus controls according to their preference. Although, you won't have to if you don't want to. You can now use the stylus to set up and command your troops. Gameplay has been updated for the DS as well. Events are presented using full screen artwork, something that the mobile version lacked. Even the game's cast has seen some changes. The story has also been reworked into something that players can enjoy as a complete storyline. The game has received a complete visual overhaul. Square Enix has made some major changes to the title for the new platform. According to Koichiro Sakamoto, producer of 2089, the game was successful as a mobile title, but Square Enix learned through a survey that fans of the Front Mission series don't really play cell phone games that much, so they decided to bring the title over to the DS. Thank you for all of your support throughout the years - CoolROM will continue strong.This newest Front Mission game has its origins as a cell phone game.
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