Get ready for some ’90s humour.
Ever since GungHo announced that it was remastering Game Arts’ classic Lunar JRPGs for modern systems, one of the burning questions was whether the updated titles would use Working Designs’ original Western localisations, which accompanied the games when they were initially launched back in the ’90s and early 2000s.
While GungHo was fairly clear that new vocal performances had been recorded for this collection, it wasn’t 100% certain that the script itself would be the same as the original versions of Lunar: Silver Star and Lunar 2: Eternal Blue, both of which launched on the Sega CD and PS1 in North America.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
Get ready for some ’90s humour.
Ever since GungHo announced that it was remastering Game Arts’ classic Lunar JRPGs for modern systems, one of the burning questions was whether the updated titles would use Working Designs’ original Western localisations, which accompanied the games when they were initially launched back in the ’90s and early 2000s.
While GungHo was fairly clear that new vocal performances had been recorded for this collection, it wasn’t 100% certain that the script itself would be the same as the original versions of Lunar: Silver Star and Lunar 2: Eternal Blue, both of which launched on the Sega CD and PS1 in North America.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
