It’s a port of a port, in other words, with the most significant changes in this updated version being a high-definition upgrade, new character artwork and a bigger screen on which to enjoy the game. Despite the name, essentially all of this game’s action takes place on Roak, so don’t expect a planet-hopping adventure that comes in later Star Ocean game.įirst Depature R is a port of 2008’s Star Ocean for Sony’s PSP, itself an enhanced port of the original game released in 1996 on the Japanese Super Famicom only.
Roak in the past is a dangerous place, so it’ll take might, magic and skill alike to survive. Even the Earthlings’ help isn’t enough, though the team needs to go back in time to find the solution and save the day. It’s been a long journey from there to here, so fans of classic JRPG adventuring and battle systems should prepare for some vaguely sci-fi-flavored goodness!Īfter a horrific disease begins to claim the citizens of the medieval planet Roak, young Roddick and his Roakian friends are forced to rely on the help of a pair of Earthlings in order to save the day. Today we’re looking at Star Ocean: First Departure R, which is a remaster of a remake of an old-school Super Nintendo RPG that was never released outside of Japan. It’s just like Christopher Nolan’s Inception, only the spinning top never stops. We’ve passed the age of remakes and remasters! We’ve now entered the age of remaking and remastering our remakes and remasters.
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