A new version, Lunar: Silver Star Story Complete made its way to Sega Saturn and PS1 a few years later, which added more content to make it an even more well-rounded experience. Lunar: The Silver Star was remade yet again a few years after that when a re-imagining of the original game made its way to the Game Boy Advance handheld.
It improves the visuals, remixes the soundtrack, and provides a brand new English localization to boot. On top of all this, there are some serious quality of life changes that make the game more accessible to modern gamers. The Persona franchise has become much more popular in recent years, thanks to the big success stories that are Persona 4 and Persona 5. Persona 5 especially has thrust the franchise into the spotlight, and it has sparked interest in older games in the series.
It was obtained during the part where Mia prepared to use Vane to halt the grindery. In the PSP version, you get it from Ramus after getting your first beatdown from Ghaleon, but before you leave Meribia for the final battle. Mia's Bromide 3: The same in both versions. Ramus sells it during the epilogue after Luna is saved. Mia's Bromide 4: Almost the same in both versions.
In both cases, you get it from the perverted guy in Illuk who keeps rambling about "Hot Girl News" after Nash wrecks the airship engine, but before leaving for the Frontier. In the PSX-version, Jessica intimidates the guy into handing it over, in the PSP version, you simply snag it off the stand that houses the portrait of a younger Lemia.
Luna's Bromide 1: The same in both versions. Ramus hands it over in the epilogue when you talk to him after saving Luna and beating Ghaleon. Luna's Bromide 2: The same in both versions. You get it from the shelves in the basement of Alex' home after Luna is kidnapped by Ghaleon, but before Jessica rejoins your party.
Jessica's Bromide 1: Same in both versions. You get it from Jessica's stalker at Althena's Shrine after Kyle joins. Jessica's Bromide 2: In the PSX-version, the boat owner in Lann who developed an obsession with Jessica receiving a shoutdown from her early in the game gave you this one after Nash wrecked the airship engine, but before leaving for the Frontier.
Jessica's Bromide 3: Same in both versions. Ramus sells it to you after saving Luna and beating Ghaleon. Jessica's Bromide 4: Same in both versions. Lunar may have been hot a couple of years ago try , but it definitely shows its age with Lunar: Silver Star Story Complete. You play as Alex, a young kid with a hankerin' for adventure who aspires to be one of the Dragonmasters of old, just like his town's hero, Dyne.
Alex takes his childhood friend, Ramus, and his sweetheart, Luna, with him on his quest. There's also a comic-relief character, Nall a cross between a cat and a bat , whose main function is to revive characters that have lost all their hit points. Lunar's character graphics contain the same squashed-down miniatures as the original game, which means squashed adventurers and squashed monsters that are a little less than fearsome some of them even look a little on the Furby-ish side.
The magic spells are also pretty flaccid and are accompanied more often than not by really lousy music. Working Designs did, however, try to add as much as possible to bring this game up to PlayStation speed. There are over an hour's worth of cleaner-looking cut-scenes, lots of voice-acting and music, and a totally revamped icon-based menu system that's a lot less cumbersome than Sega's Lunar.
LSSSC does a good job of integrating its story line into the action, but you'll eventually tire of the old-school graphics and repetitive fighting mechanics. Several enemies hit you before you can rally your troops, and using the A. Another gripe is the exclusion of Lunar: Eternal Blue. Why that excellent sequel wasn't packed into this "commemorative" edition of Lunar is beyond comprehension it would've helped layer this otherwise simplistic and fundamental game.
Graphically, Lunar is behind the times. Flat battle areas, wimpy spells, and itty-bitty enemies will assault your eyes. The anime cut-scenes are the visuals' only saving grace. The standard in-game music is good; the music surrounding the spells during batde isn't The voice effects, which shine in the early part of the game, are not utilized well throughout.
The A. There's a list of other games that surpass Lunar in quality, style, and substance. The unforgettable characters and classic love story pull you into this tale of adventure and betrayal. The graphics aren't too shabby and the music complements the flow of the game.
It doesn't take too long to beat, which makes it ideal for repeat play to relive the drama. The game's involved story line and memorable cast of characters made it a favorite among owners of Sega's short-lived peripheral. Theres no point in porting them if it isn't the WD version, the other forms of the game are horrid. I find it odd that only the 2nd game got less ports, and was only remade once, even though it was a good game as the 1st one, and both were link as well, because they were not too far off from each other, I did play both versions on the Sega CD, and PS1, which was fun.
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