In fact, because the company was a no-show in terms of advertisements, the only way anyone would know about the release was through word-of-mouth.Ī portion of Front Mission Evolved's localization blunders. Nothing on TV, print, and barely anything online. Unlike Front Mission 3 and Front Mission 4, no marketing campaign was done whatsoever. decided to do with Front Mission First's marketing.

The localization faults were minor compared to what Square Enix Co. The release was marred by the same problems found from the previous two localizations – censorship ( which Sakamoto admitted was done to appeal to a younger audience), sloppy mistakes on basic game data, and continuity elements less pronounced on both campaigns. Largely thanks to a certain, passionate developer who felt that Front Mission 3 and Front Mission 4 proved there were fans in the West, Square Enix Co., Ltd. Of all versions of the original Front Mission, it is this one that finally receives an overseas release.

It was released in Japan on March 22, 2007. Using the leftover budget from the Front Mission Project, PDD6 created an enhanced port for Front Mission First on the Nintendo DS.

Original, Fan-made VS Official, Censored English Localization Comparisons

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