Furyu Corporation and publisher NIS America have premiered the launch trailer for The Legend of Legacy HD Remastered. The turn-based fantasy role-playing game employs an innovative battle system, dubbed Fusion World View System, designed by Kyoji Koizumi.

The Legend of Legacy launched for the Nintendo 3DS console in 2015, involving a scenario written by Masato Kato. The crossfade music trailer composed by Masashi Hamauzu can be viewed on Wayô Records' YouTube channel, while the full soundtrack is streaming on YouTube Music, Spotify, and Amazon Music Unlimited. Performers include Hijiri Kuwano on violin, Toru Tabei on guitar, Ippiqui Takemoto on drums, and Benyamin Nuss on piano, with vocals by Mina.

The Steam product page comments on the remastered sound design: "Wind, waves, monster cries, changes in footsteps, and echoes within buildings can all be clearly heard in an effort to enhance your experience within the vast expanse of the world..."

The Legend of Legacy HD Remastered is now available for Nintendo Switch, PS4 and PlayStation 5 consoles, along with Windows through Steam. The soundtrack is included in the limited and deluxe editions for consoles, sporting cover illustration by Tomomi Kobayashi, shipping via through the NIS Online Store.


From the product page:

Many have come, seeking riches, glory, and legendary treasure, but in the end, they all vanish, swallowed up by the darkness. None have seen into the heart of this island, now awakened from its eternal slumber—the mythical land known as Avalon. Do its depths hide a stairway to paradise or the gates to the abyss? This is the tale of some yet unknown truth, spun from the legacies of the ancient gods.

NIS Online Store - The Legend of Legacy HD Remastered Limited Edition

YouTube Music - The Legend of Legacy Original Soundtrack

Did you enjoy the music featured in our The Legend of Legacy HD Remastered character clips?

Well, you can now listen to them all together! Check out all of the tunes via the link below.
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