
        <p>We finally land in the SNES era and talk about the incredibly ambitious Romancing Sa Ga. We might ramble a bit, and the discussion might have a bit of a scattered structure, but in the end it is perfectly fitting for one of the first games that attempted non-linear "open world" on the SNES. </p>
      

We finally land in the SNES era and talk about the incredibly ambitious Romancing Sa Ga. We might ramble a bit, and the discussion might have a bit of a scattered structure, but in the end it is perfectly fitting for one of the first games that attempted non-linear "open world" on the SNES. 

Episode 5: Romancing Sa Ga

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