Here's hackinformer's review of Sword of Mana. This one is on the Gameboy Advance and it is a rare gem! It resembles Secret of Mana in combat and in-game menu and it should, considering it’s the sequel to it. Any who, this is a great retro game for anyone and next thing you know you will be playing it for hours.
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I had it. It is the definition of bland. It ain't bad but still, Square at the time was beast, it stood out as a bad game comparatively. Of course, it's way better now than anything they pump out.
I hated it.
Secret of mana is still one of my all time favourites.
Still no western release of Seiken Densetsu 3 >:(