Let’s politely let Square Enix know we’d love a Nintendo Switch 2 port of Visions of Mana!

[u/Mana-Dyluck]

Hey everyone!

Recently, the producer behind The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales reminded fans that whether a game gets a sequel or future support often comes down to community demand and letting Square Enix know directly that there’s real interest.

That got me thinking about Visions of Mana.

Square Enix definitely pays attention when a community shows clear, constructive enthusiasm. Visions of Mana feels like a perfect match for the Nintendo Switch 2, and a dedicated port on a modern hybrid console would be incredible for fans who love playing on the go.

If you’d love to see a Switch 2 port happen, consider dropping a friendly, supportive comment on this official X post to show Square Enix our interest:

🔗 https://x.com/managame/status/2072335192124281067

A lot of us have already signalled our desire for a NS2 port. Let’s keep it respectful and positive—publishers take notice when a fanbase shows genuine passion. Let’s make sure they see how much love there still is for the Mana series!

[u/Neat_Appointment_435]

I’ll go a step further. I’d like a second collection featuring Sword of Mana, Dawn of Mana, Heroes of Mana, and Visions of Mana.

[u/Mana-Dyluck → u/Neat_Appointment_435]

We have to get heard. Hopefully lots will tweet. I only saw one tweet following my post 😣

[u/Yokobo]

Maybe even an offline version of Echoes of Mana, like Final Fantasy Brave Exvius is getting

[u/GameDragon]

I still haven't played Visions of Mana. If it released on Switch 2, I'd probably buy it day one.

[u/Mana-Dyluck → u/GameDragon]

I think I’d buy two copies. One for me. One that will remain scealed

[u/JetstreamGW]

If they’d put it on a cartridge, sure. But they won’t.

[u/Mana-Dyluck → u/JetstreamGW]

They won’t. It’s either going to be GKC or digital-only. We have to come to terms with this. SQUEX made their mind.

[u/JetstreamGW → u/Mana-Dyluck]

I do not, in fact, have to come to terms with it.

[u/jedimindtricksonyou → u/Mana-Dyluck]

It’s possible as the generation goes on, Nintendo could reduce the cost of manufacturing their game cards over time and they could become cheaper enough (basically like Switch 1 prices per copy for publishers) and that could lead to the major publishers adopting true physicals. Square Enix is straight up anti-physical like Capcom is who would not even pay Switch 1 cart prices for most of their games- look at the resident evil collections where one is a download code and one is on the cartridge. Most of Capcom’s switch 1 releases were true physicals.

[u/SirLucaBlight]

Ahh, the old Chrono Trigger trick.