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Playstation : Lunar Silver Star Story: Collectors Edition Reviews

Below are user reviews of Lunar Silver Star Story: Collectors Edition and on the right are links to professionally written reviews. The summary of review scores shows the distribution of scores given by the professional reviewers for Lunar Silver Star Story: Collectors Edition. Column height indicates the number of reviews with a score within the range shown at the bottom of the column. Higher scores (columns further towards the right) are better.







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Are you people insane!!!

2 Rating: 2, Useful: 0 / 8
Date: December 20, 2001
Author: Amazon User

I normally don't like trashing games, but with a game this bad that people are saying is one of the best RPGs of all time, I'm sorry but I can't stand by and watch things like that being said. I don't see how people can even put this game on the same level as the Chrono's or the Final Fantasies or XENOGEARS!!! So since most people who play this game seem to have a brain tumor, I'll ease into the worst aspects of the game and start with the graphics and music. Now the only reason these can't be considered god-aweful is because this game is a re-release of an older one, so the 16-bit graphics and music that sounds like Windows having a nervous breakdown are excuseable. Now the battle system is a different story. It is the most unoriginal battle system ever. Attack, defend, item, magic. Wow, how riveting. The only plus is that each character has his own unique spells and you can earn extra physical attack hits by leveling. But even with the unique spells, the game once again takes an unoriginal turn by going to the exciting level-spell system(gain a level get a spell). Also, there are virtually no side quests in the entire game. So all the best armor and weapons are easily obtained. Now most of these things are usually excusable, as long as the story can make up for the loss. So logically, Lunar must have a good story. Let me put it this way, after the first few hours I could predict the rest of the game. The story was so boring and easily predited that the only reason i finished the game was in the hope that i could be wrong and maybe the plot would make a twist or turn...or even a bend of some sort. But my efforts were of no avail. Even the characters were boring. The best written characters are those that you end up caring for and worrying about. In Lunar, all I could think about was how unimportant these characters were. Actually the plot would be exactly the same if every character except for the two leads and the main enemy were not even in the game. How can you love a character that is only in the game to take up a place in the battle order. In every RPG I have ever played I have always been able to find an upside or at least something about the game that was done well. The only thing I enjoyed about Lunar was the pong-like mini game you get to play(no this wasn't part of the actual game but it was on one the cd's). So I guess what I'm trying to say is...THIS GAME SUCKS!!!

Disapointment

2 Rating: 2, Useful: 1 / 11
Date: December 01, 2000
Author: Amazon User

FOr anyone who has played the original SegaCd version, we all know this game was entirely a disapointment. The lack of the amazing original soundtrack and the subtle changes in story line ruined this game for me.

.........it wase grait but no FF7

3 Rating: 3, Useful: 0 / 13
Date: April 10, 2002
Author: Amazon User

shure if u havent had a chance to play its pretty darn good but compair luner to FF7 it dose not stand in game play sound battel system ........ and o ya cloud VS alex .... ooooo that wood be nasty for alex heheheheheheheh well sents not all games are FF7 i say its grait good old solid rpg game play pretty good battel theme cool monsters and kyle wase cool ok remeber the STEW THE GRAIT

It used to be so much better

3 Rating: 3, Useful: 0 / 4
Date: November 21, 2001
Author: Amazon User

It's simply not very true to the original. The game felt more like a total remake than a port to another system. There are far too many little changes in the places and plotlines. Sadly the graphics and sound are actually worse than the Sega CD version and the menus are terribly designed compared to the original simpler configuration. Had one never played the original this would be a great great game, but for anyone looking to relive the good old days its just not going to do the job for you.

A BIG LET DOWN! BUT STILL A AWSOME GAME!

3 Rating: 3, Useful: 1 / 8
Date: February 27, 2001
Author: Amazon User

Okay, first off, when I played the first version of this game on the Seaga Cd version I practicly fell in love with it! It was one of my favorite games of all time!! When I herd that Working Designs came out with a new version of Lunar, I just had to buy it! But was dissapointed in several areas! For one, you got wayy more spells on the Sega Cd version! The story line was better! And the music was better! And the gameplay hours are about the same. However, the Graphics are better on this one and it has wayyy more cartoons! THATS IT! I love this game, but Working Designs didin't put enouph effort into it! You think they would at least put out a way better version on Playstation but oviously it was just a quick process to make a few bucks! But it is a good game and I would recomend it! The enemys are more chalanging then most RPGS, and the voice programing is awsome! PLuse the battle systum rocks! But I wish the story line was as good as the old one......

wistful for the original

3 Rating: 3, Useful: 2 / 4
Date: February 14, 2003
Author: Amazon User

I'd have to agree with a handful of the other reviewers here who were disappointed with the psx release of 'Lunar: The Silver Star Story'. It just can't compare to the sega cd version for me, and will never hold an equal place in my heart. Aside from a couple of good songs, the music of the remake is HORRIBLE compared to the original's. The subtle differences in the drawing style irked me (particularly something about Luna's chin...). And the story alterations REALLY bugged me. Even though couple scenes moved me a teeny bit, it just wasn't as emotionally affecting or engaging, and overall the feeling was a lot more cheesy for lack of a better term. Alex sounds like a [girl] now, and Luna's voice came off slightly on the annoying side. Fortunately Ghaleon has the same va, but somehow he seemed less cool than before, especially near the end (I swear, they took all the mystery and depth out of his character, and turned him into such a typical villain!! rant rant rant! =<). Ok ok, so I'm ranting a little bit. But it's only because the game in question is one of my absolute favorites of all time, one that I've always connected with a great deal of purity and integrity. ... Don't get me wrong though, I'm not trying to detract from anyone's experience or turn anyone away from the psx title. It's still a excellent game, especially if it's your first time playing through SSS (... not to mention that a lot of people seem to prefer the changes actually). But I still had to speak my mind about this, if only to echo those who share similar feelings and sadness over this matter. For me the sega cd version will always be the one, true Lunar.

Greatest Anime RPG on Playstation

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 11 / 12
Date: November 18, 1999
Author: Amazon User

If you are patient enough to get used to this game, you will love it. It's a great game with a wonderful story. The battle system can be a little old school, but once you get used to it, it's still good fun. Again, the story is awesome! The Anime cut-scenes are wonderful. They are from the same animators as Giant Robo. The music is great. It's full of great humor. Witty remarks and dirty jokes abound. I recommend this game for maybe 15+ not because of content, but because it's a more mature level of gaming, I think younger gamers might find it boring. Not a good first RPG to play either. Experienced Role-players only, this game is HARD.

Definately an upgrade

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 10 / 10
Date: November 23, 1999
Author: Amazon User

Played and loved the Sega CD version of this game a few years back. Just got a playstation and this is one of the first titles we grabbed. There are some definate differences between the two, and this version comes out on top in our opinion. The humor is the same for both and (from what we've been able to play so far)so is the plot. The cut scenes are longer and more involved which makes it a treat to watch. The minor downs are: no random battles while crossing the terain - good if your hurt and need to heal, but frustrating when you first start and want to build levels, and the opening theme was much more moving on the earlier version - used to play it several times before playing just for the beat! But, overall, this is definately an upgrade.

Good Old-School RPG

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 10 / 11
Date: January 17, 2001
Author: Amazon User

If you are looking for story as the driving force behind an RPG, then this is a game you will enjoy. Lunar doesn't rely on graphics or amazing sound. It relies on the strength of its storyline. The graphics are the type you'd find on an older system, which makes sense because this game was originally released on the Sega-CD. This comes with two bonus CD's. One is a soundtrack, which is nothing to be excited about since the music isn't something you'd want to listen to outside of the game, but is a nice touch. The other is a making of CD that was rather interesting because you get to see how much the people who made this game were into it and cared about the finished product.

One of the neat things about this game is all of the voice acting. It's such a nice touch and really adds a lot to the game. The female voices can seem rather whiny and too high pitched (which could be said of the males at times too), but other than that, it's quite good. Also, there is a lot of pop culture references and innuendo going on that make you laugh. That may be the best thing about the game. The story is fun. The game is fun. You have fun playing the game.

It's not new. It's not full of eye candy. But the game is very enjoyable and worth the money if you enjoy playing with a good story.

If you're a classical RPG fan, this game is a must for you!

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 8 / 9
Date: November 17, 1999
Author: Amazon User

If you're a classical RPG type fan, this game is a ***must*** for you. It has all the classical RPG elements in where it should have. What makes this game stands out from other RPG games is its storyline. Its storyline isn't the "kill all & you win" type, instead it's more related to morality. For example, at the beginning of the story, the main character's mind is still young and immature. However, the main character's mind matures as the game progresses, so we view his world from a different prespective - a prespective of loving and caring. Do you find other games like this before? obsolutely not! For me, I've never seen such a spiritually powerful game before, so I strongly recommend you to buy this game. It's worthed!


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