Lunar Threads

drumlord wrote:Katrina won't have any noticable effect on Lunar's sales.

"Noticable" is the keyword.

Isn't it still $29.99 on Ubisoft's website?

EDIT: Oh, and the game is supposedly delayed until September 27th, 2005 now. No real harm in waiting one more week.

In this day and age, Lunar: DS can break the 100,000 mold in the US if word of mouth carries (Katrina will have a say in the game's sale performance). Lunar: DS currently has very little advertisment going for it (may pick up by Mid-September), but the hype barometer has been going up; if Gamespot's...

I believe Castlevania: DOS, Lost in Blue, and Lunar Genesis were all released on August 25th in Japan. A recent Media Create sales chart listed Castlevania #10 on the top ten chart, selling roughly 15,000 copies for it's first week or less. Lunar Genesis and Lost in Blue were not present in the top ...

This link lists some of the Japanese review scores the game has garnered:

www.gamestats.com/objects/695/695152/articles.html

Sorry to have kept you waiting, PrettyGirl.

I wonder if Insydius will be getting another kitten sometime in the near future.

This unique Nintendo DS title is being beefed up for release October 11th, 2005. IGN has all the info you need to know here:

ds.ign.com/objects/695/695152.html


Anybody pumped to save some lives this fall?

...from the American Flag?

These two games promise to be only the beginning. Next month, Lunar: Dragon Song, Lost in Blue, and Trace Memory join the crowd of DS releases.

I don't know who Damon is, but.....

Anyway, I look forward to your impressions, Kizyr! And thanks ahead of time.

I take it both Kiz and Dan are long time Lunar fans so the game will have to stand true with long time memories, no? I just hope the title will feed a newbie like me well. You guys already hyped the story up notches for me, and I'm very curious to see if the dash feature proves a little strategic an...

So you were actually still climbing up that mountain. My bad.

Your play method with the import sounds a little fun. I should try it sometime with an J-RPG import --with pencil and paper since I don't have a little handy device you own.

I want the goddess, Althena, to be in the next game.

Ah, you're talking about Ashely over at Game FAQs, G1. Don't let his opinions get to you or anybody. I loved how he dodged all your questions anyhow. As for you (Alunissage), would you be so kind as to specify as to how these "notes" mean so much that you will jump down the Lunar mountain just to ke...

Oh, Alunissage is still posting here, even though Lunar: Dragon Song has just shortly been blessed with the comforts of her home. I wonder if that means this new Lunar is quite short from being the next 'addicting drug.'

Meh, this isn't anything new, although I can't recall Nintendo ever spouting nonsense like this to it's competitors throughout the whole GCN/PS2/Xbox generation. Bill Gates has stated earlier in the year that he believes Nintendo will be a "niche'" player next generation (consoles). Nintendo has tou...

The map that was packaged with Golden Sun: The Lost Age proved very useful in navigating the lands and deciding where to head to for your next destination.

I don't know how we will be interacting with Lunar: DS' overworld yet, but I guess a pack-in map would still be nice.

Hmm, I'll keep what Kizyr said in mind. I'm glad things are turning out for the better for you, Pisces.

We have to hope Ubisoft can pull through with a great localized story now.

*sniffle* It happened a while ago, so I've been buying games since then. I'm building up my collection! Oh yeah, I went to the store today and somebody bought LunarSSS! And I just got enough to buy it too... Cheer up! There is a life beyond video games. Get out of that "location" your in and start ...