Replaying the Lunar series again.

I'm a big anime game collector so the first games that were definetely added to my collection were Lunar: Silver Star Story and Lunar 2: Eternal Blue and I have to admit I enjoyed both of the games even though they were cliche rpg's in a sense.

I haven't had the pleasure of enjoying the games when they were first released for the sega CD, which is something I would eventually like to enjoy because I'm aware of the many differences between the sega cd version to the psx version.

I really enjoyed these game because they have a lot of standard rpg elements and a good intriguing story. One of the things that I think the lunar series had is a lot of fun factor and a lot of jokes throughout the entire story. A lot of rpg's try to mix humor with its story but I feel that the Lunar series is one of those rpg's that does it fairly well.

Personally, I enjoyed the Silver Star Story more than what I did with Eternal Blue. I liked the characters more even though the story was not as detailed as what it was in Eternal Blue, I liked how the story was carried out and I enjoyed the interaction toward all the main characters in the Silver Star Story. I even liked the villians more in the Silver Star Story. I thought the evil sisters and Magic Emperor were much better than the villians of Eternal Blue.

I think if its one thing that The Lunar series did that makes it one of my favourite rpg series of all time is the fact that it has voice outakes at the end of each game, and i personally think that aspect alone puts a lot of fun factor into those games. I always laugh when it comes to Ghaleon's voice messing up his lines, because he is not afraid to swear due to his own frustration.

Lunar 2 in itself was not a bad game at all, and I enjoyed all the references it had toward the original lunar game, but above anything else ruby was definetely more annoying than nall.

Anyway, I'll be playing Lunar: Dragon song within the near future and even though I heard a lot of bad things about it, I'll try to enjoy it to the best of my ability because I like to form my own opinion of the games that I play instead of listening to other people.

Jam it back in, in the dark.