SEGA CD

Lunar: Eternal Blue

Eternal Blue could appear to some as "just another RPG", but the epic scope, appealing characters and excellent cinematics make it much more. Any RPG fan looking for a lengthy, satisfying trek should check out Eternal Blue.

Lunar Eternal Blue was on my favorites list for a very long time, and while I purchased both remakes for the PlayStation, the original is better, despite the technical merits of its 32-bit counterpart (though the remake does come with a respectable OST of the game music). This is definitely one of the must-have games for any SEGA CD owner, and a defining chapter in the now over-saturated market of RPGs.

Incluyendo el epílogo y la pareja de mazmorras secundarias que están en el mundo de Lunar, Eternal Blue se puede completar en unas 40 horas aproximadamente. Una vida más que aceptable para un RPG, lástima que las misiones paralelas brillen por su ausencia, con lo que una vez completado poco jugo se puede sacar ya este compacto.

It's kind of strange to think about it that way, but because of it's a better game, it's just not quite as much fun. I still liked it, a lot and it's definitely recommended, but it feels like something's been lost.

Lunar opens up with a cinema that gave me the feeling that I was watching a movie - very cool. The game goes on from there, a little slowly at first, but after you meet Lucia, it gets intense. She has a lot of hit points and unlimited magic points that allow her to do some really devastating magic - for a little while anyway. I also really like the way the cinemas kick in when you reach a key point in the game. It's kinda like seeing a bunch of mini-endings all through the game. It's quite a blast.