Lunar Legend - Game Boy Advance

6.6	Listal rating

Manufacturer : UBI Soft
Release date : 19 December 2002
Number of discs : 1
EAN : 0008888140382
UPC : 008888140382

RPG (2), Gameboy Advance (1), GBA (1), Finished (1), Lunar (1)

Description

Based off the popular Sega CD and PSOne RPG title, Lunar Legend retells the story of Alex, the boy who aspires to be a Dragonmaster like his hero Dyne. Grouped with all of his allies from the original game, Alex and friends embark on the traditional fantasy adventure quest to defeat Emperor Ghaleon from discovering and abusing the hidden power that ... (more)

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Ratings of Lunar Legend

6.6/10
9 global ratings

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SirGolbez

Seriously, just go play the PSX version

Posted : 6 months, 4 weeks ago at Jun 5 10:42

The GameBoy Advance, over the years, has basically become a portable SNES, and as someone who looks back on the 16-bit era with a lot of affection, I don’t necessarily have a problem with that. However, every now and then, a game comes along that doesn’t necessarily “fit” with the whole portable-SNES setup. Lunar Legend is one of those games. Lunar Legend is basically a remake of Lunar: Silver Star on the Sega CD(AKA Lunar: Silver Star Story Complete for Playstation). Some of the elements are trimmed out. For example, the overworld is replaced with what is basically a level select menu that’s laid out over a map(think the level select system from Super Mario World without the obvious roads between levels, and you’ll be on the right track). Several large chunks of story ...Read more

Rating : 6/10

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