Live A Live uses a unique grid-based tactical battle system. Characters charge a meter before moving, and once that meter is full, each action you take continues to move time forward, also ...

2022's Live A Live remake of the 1994 Super Nintendo title is finally live, and JRPG fans are having a great time with the modern rendition of the 90s classic. The updated version maintains a lot ...

Near Future’s Akira can read minds and teleport out of battle, though his teleport ability is intentionally a bit unreliable. Though quite different from one another, Live A Live’s ensemble ...

The battle system doesn’t reach its full potential until the end game. The HD-2D remake aspect of Live A Live especially shines here, as these end-game skills look absolutely beautiful.

Live A Live was originally a Super Famicom game ... which the Shinobi updates every time he finishes a battle. However, there are some unavoidable battles that count toward the death counter ...

Live A Live was finally brought to the rest of ... Each tale plays a little differently, but it all leads towards one ultimate battle in the Middle Ages and beyond. There are teases throughout ...

It leans into the showing off the battle system by pitting players against six fellow fighters to get stronger. Speaking of Live a Live’s battle system, it wasn’t just unique for the time when ...