Written by Claude Hopkins, 1923
The remaster targets performance on the Nintendo Switch, providing much smoother combat than previous handheld versions. While the game uses the PSP version as its base, it features higher-quality textures and an upscaled UI to fit modern 1080p and 720p screens.
The "Memoire" subtitle denotes this version as the definitive edition. While the core gameplay remains unchanged—a blistering mix of hacking, slashing, jumping, and boss battles that test player reflexes over stats—the Switch version introduces several quality-of-life improvements: Ys Memoire--- The Oath in Felghana -NSP--Update 1...
In the modern gaming landscape, games are rarely "finished" on the cartridge or initial download. This brings us to the second part of the keyword: (referring to the Day One update, typically version 1.0.1). The remaster targets performance on the Nintendo Switch,
: A new feature including a prologue novella, an art gallery, and a movie player for cutscenes. While the core gameplay remains unchanged—a blistering mix
: Players can toggle between all-new "Refined" character illustrations and the "Classic" versions from the original release.