The only differences with the PSP version are the increased size of character portraits in dialog, character portraits in battle, and the change in the UI. The PSP version has a much wider display, and you might think the 'graphics' are better, but they look fairly identical. The cutscenes are pillarboxed, however, during gameplay, the maps make use of the expanded screen real estate for a larger view.

The Saturn cannot use in this resolution and ups it to 320×224, which results in a slightly thinner display. The PS1 supports the same resolution as the SNES (256×224), so it looks identical. Not as straight forward as you might think. So, even for me, it's a little confusing knowing what the differences are, and what version of the game to play. For the PSP port, Lead designer Matsuno returned, along with character designers Akihiko Yoshida and Hiroshi Minagawa, the musical duo of Sakimoto and Iwata, along with other former Quest employees assimilated into Square Enix, round out the development staff – thus the games share a significant number of differences. Artdink worked on the PS1 port, and Riverhillsoft did the Saturn port. Those ports were developed by different studios. The original Super Famicom game saw several ports, to the Sega Saturn, Sony PlayStation, and PlayStation Portable.

Tactics Ogre is a legendary game, and most RPG fans know it by name.

Tactics ogre: let us cling together