Lunar Threads

I have all seven. Actually, to my knowledge I have one of every edition of every Lunar release except the Japanese SSS for PC (I have the Korean one of that, though). Here's the obligatory photo proof: http://www.pwrsrc.net/~charlie/disc_art_small.jpg Not shown: Korean Lunar PC (pic was taken before...

Depends on who you mean by "we". No one who posts regularly at the boards was, but there were one or two people who came by long enough to say that they wanted to do a translation patch.

I have the Japanese guide, of course, but I think Kizyr prefers to do things himself.

You have the most triangular face I've ever seen. Interesting.

Good grief. I always thought descriptions of yellow eyes were rather fanciful. Robert, that picture is disturbing. Which I suspect is an effect you enjoy.

Afraid you've missed the opportunity, then...after a certain point, and I think it's when the Grindery takes off, you can no longer visit the springs. Sorry. If you have a save from earlier in the game, give it a try; you do get an item which lets you view the cutscenes, but it only shows the ones y...

Actually, Clud may be the funniest character name I've ever heard.

Wow, sounds like you have a lot to deal with. Best of luck, and I hope things improve for you.

Ah, yes, that's the one I was expecting from your description. Odd that they're sticking with the TSS pics when the others would certainly be better known.

His TSS intro picture? I thought that pic was from the last scene, right before he transforms into the blue monster. It's the only time you see him in the armor but not the helmet.

Okay, the joke's beyond old.

Greedy, greedy.

Sometime I should go through our bags of stuff from the two years we went and see if there's anything interesting in them...besides the things we actually use, like the GBA carrying cases.

Just so you know, I'm not criticizing WW based on anyone else's experience or opinion but my own; I hav every little patience for bandwagon bashing (or praising). There were so many things that were done right with it that it took me a while to realize I was getting bored with it at one point, and l...

Grow IV has not been announced as picked up by any US publisher yet. WD did Grow II and III because they're PS2 games and Grow I is not. It's getting very difficult to get retailers to give any shelf space to PS1 games beyond the big-name stuff. There is no magic converting machine that turns PS gam...

I'll check for it when I get a chance, but I don't recall seeing any unusual artwork in the guides.

CT? I'm confused. Last I heard you were in CA, though I vaguely recall you being in college somewhere east. But I thought you graduated.

What was it you said, by the way?

Heh, rereading my post I realized I ran on two sentences and didn't make any sense -- I meant to say that my bf got set 2 a month or two after the game was released, and set 1 was definitely the first. And when I say I exchanged emails with Innova, I mean that I was correcting him, not the other way...

Mayo, definitely. Can't stand Miracle Whip and think it's the most revolting stuff ever. Though I guess I haven't had it since I accidentally put it in my cottage cheese when I was seven or so. Though to be fair I only like mayonnaise in certain settings. It goes with artichokes, in cottage cheese, ...

Yeah, the page lists them in order released. I exchanged many emails with Innova getting it straightened out. ;) I'm virtually certain WD never said anything about the comparative rarity of those discs, at least not since I've been paying attention. My own first set, before I knew about any of this,...

What, the Dragonmaster Dyne/Dragonmaster Alex set? That was the first release, and probably the most common for that reason. That's the only one I can think of that would be described that way. It's set 1 on this page: http://www.workingdesigns.com/museum/pl ... index.html

Yeah, I suppose in theory it would make sense for people who are selling the games to know something about what they're selling, but in practice it seems mainly a means of lowering the overall intelligence of the event.