Lunar 2: Eternal Blue

THE BAD:
Hard like hell.. damn final boss

SUMMARY:
The series pretty much came back way back from the Sega series....

The awesome thing about this game, is the fact that the storyline is awesome... awesome enough that it made me cry especially in the end of it all.. the graphics in this game though, true, it's 2-D like a traditional RPG, old school style. But it's worth picking up in stores. Though the prices during the time I bought it were $100.00 plus the PST and the GST which sucks.. it was worth the money, it has two CD's and a god bible book that's hard! and also the music is beyond that.

The bad thing about it is.. it gets tedious when it comes to levelling up.... and I was worried that this won't get as big as other games such as Final Fantasy VII since barely anyone hear has heard of it.

Other than that, it was worth it.

I hope they release Lunar 3

THE BAD:
The game got so hard in the second disc. That is really the only thing I didn't like about it.

SUMMARY:
Overall, the game is really good, and I would play it again, but not for $5. Renting it I mean. ^^

I gave it a 3 out of 5 because the 2nd disc was way too hard!

THE BAD:
the same as the first one, why remake a game on the same graphics as the SegaCd?

SUMMARY:
Lunar 2 hmmmm this game was kinda good, but did'nt outlast the one before it, no way, this game was to quickly put together, because sequels are always suppose to be better, but alot are'nt I'm just saying they should at least be better than the prequels. but this game had some cool stuff to it, I still liked the story line, but it was'nt as good as the 1st one...sorry, hate to rag on it, but I was expecting a little more from it....the graphics did'nt sway away from the orignals from Sega Cd...thats what I did'nt enjoy, but graphics are'nt everything to a game..:laughs:, the battle system was like the first one, that was good....

THE BAD:
The graphics could be better, not that that counts for much.

SUMMARY:
Ever since I bought this game I have been trapped in a web of enchantment. I have never found a story to it's match including the plot of Final Fantasy VII, which I found to be crude, dull and reather unfinished. Lunar, with it's numerous plot twists and side-witches seems to be another world entirely! A world that will keep on living after you leave. To get so close to the characters as to be able to say that really know them is a blessing in any game. Many people would gripe about the graphics, however Lunar: Eternal Blue is such a wonderful game that it rivals even the most ground breaking accomplishments such as Final Fantasy X. It can and cannot be said, however,that is the greatest RPG to date. Many people will have many different viewpoints of a game. Still anyone who does not consider this to be at least a good game I would say is to far away for their near-sightedness. I recomend this game to anyone and and everyone with the possible exception of those who are too foolish or immture to grasp the gravity, power, and over-all beauty of this outstanding story.

THE BAD:
If your new to the Lunar series,this game is a little tough.I found myself losing all the time the first time I played it,especially the final battle.

SUMMARY:
Lunar 2 is to me personally an amazing game.What really struck me about it was listining to the soundtrack,composers obviously worked very hard on it.
The game also brings back memories of the original PSX version of Lunar.As Hiro travels to meet the four dragons,you almost feel that your Alex.On another note,the characters also were very developed.Ronfar the Priest,Hiro the Swordsman,Lenia the Black Mage,Jean the karate expert,and the last I will not spoil for you.If you liked Lunar 1 or are looking for a good RPG,here you go.

THE BAD:
the bad thing is that its better than other games( too bad for them )

SUMMARY:
BUY IT NOW!

THE BAD:
None! People gripe about the graphics, but hey, it's a Sega CD remake and the FMVs more than make up for the game's graphics

SUMMARY:
I haven't found many people yet that can remember this game! This game is actually an old remake for the Sega CD system. I had the game many years ago and I found it to be one of my favorite RPGs of all time. I then found myself traveling to Japan just so that I could buy a Japanese Sega Saturn to import the Sega Saturn version of this game (and Lunar: The Silver Star) and now as I see it released for the PSX I must say that it is every bit as stunning, if not moreso as the original game. The characters are developed in such a way that you feel as if they were your best friends or your next-door neighbors that you know so well. You laugh with them, cry with them, and can always personally relate to them. The characters themselves become part of you and draw into the game deeper and deeper until the moving conclusion. The battle system features challenging battles and a system that most RPG players will be familiar with. I actually got my hands on this game about a week before its US release because of my connections with Working Designs and I played the Japanese release of the game as well. I must also say that the game is very well translated and most of the original text is kept in it except for a few jokes that were "americanized" due to the fact that most Americans wouldn't understand them because of their references to Japanese politics and culture. If you haven't already done so, please, PLEASE, buy this game, it is worth every dollar you spend on it! Also, if you ever manage to find Lunar 1, buy that as well, sadky enough WD stopped production of the game last year with no plans for a PSX2 re-release :-(. Be on the lookout for Lunar 3 as well coming to the PSX2 with an expected release date of 1st quarter 2002. I bought a PSX2 just for it! Also, this should cheer up some Lunar fans (if there are any that know about the game) Working Designs has mentioned a *POSSIBLE* translation and release of Mahou Gakuen Lunar (Magic School Lunar)! Mahou Gakuen Lunar is a game that takes us to the magic city of Vane where students from the Magic Guild embark on an adventure to save their beloved school on 18 quests (9 on the game gear version) all the while fighting a vicious evil trying to get in. Everything you do in the game is done for a grade in school, and believe me...a perfect A+ is *NOT* easy to achieve . The game was released for the game gear and Sega Saturn in Japan and has never been talked about for an American release until now! So keep your fingers crossed!

THE BAD:
It's overlooked and should be recognized as a great game!!!

SUMMARY:
My favorite game since Final Fantasy 3. Wide range of characters and enough enemies to go around. Also the story line and plot are amzing! Finally the appearences of the old charecters like Ghaleon and Nall are really cool!