Alex, Luna, Nall, Jessica, Kyle, Nash and Mia are a wonderful group of adventurers for saving a fantasy world. It was everything I hoped it would be and more. Lunar released in May 1998, and I didn’t get it until Christmas. The price was $90 Canadian, at a time most games cost $60. Released as a collector’s edition, Lunar came packed with a hardcover manual, making of documentary and soundtrack CD. The beautiful anime cut scenes were certainly a large draw too. Previews talked about its strengths being the charming characters, the simple but engaging good versus evil plot, and best of all no random battles. Working Designs took advantage of the popularity boost FFVII gave the genre, and translated the PlayStation version of the game. Lunar: Silver Star Story Complete is a remake of a Sega CD classic that failed to achieve mass popularity in North America. Having lost my excitement for that game, I found myself drawn toward ads and previews for a new JRPG with a classic 2D look. After Chrono Trigger, FFVIII was a massive step down. It looked amazing, but the characters and battle system did not appeal to me at all. I was so excited to try the next Final Fantasy, and when the demo was done I felt hollow. I finished Chrono Trigger in 1998, just in time for the release of a demo of Final Fantasy VIII. I turned back to the SNES for my next JRPG and dove into Chrono Trigger. Lunar: Silver Star Story Complete – Then (1999)Īfter Final Fantasy VII I was hooked into JRPGs, but the library on the PlayStation at that time was sparse. Each gets a minimum of 3 hours of game play before I compare how I remember the game and how it plays now. LunarNET's TSS section is the largest of its kind.After the announcement of the PlayStation Classic I decided to look back at my personal Top 10 PlayStation games to see if they hold up. Together, with his childhood friend Luna, and companion Nall, he sets off on the journey, not realizing that it was just the first step of an adventure that would become legendary. When his friend Ramus catches up to him and tells him of a giant diamond in the nearby White Dragon Cave, it gives Alex his first chance at real adventure.
Lunar: The Silver Star begins with the story of Alex, a young boy in the sleepy moutain town of Burg, always dreaming of adventure just like his hero Dragonmaster Dyne.
TSS went on to spawn a sequel, side-stories, remakes, books, remakes, drama CDs, and even some remakes. This was where the entire world of Lunar first began. Welcome to LunarNET's Lunar: The Silver Star section! Lunar: TSS is a classic RPG, first released in 1992 in Japan and later in 1993 in the United States on the Sega CD.
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