Lunar 2: Eternal Blue Remastered Review
Lunar 2: Eternal Blue is a classic JRPG in its own right. But does it suffer from being in the shadow of its predecessor?
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1998-07-23 | SATURN | Game Arts | Game Arts | |
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2025-04-18 | WIN PS4 XBONE NSW | GungHo Online Entertainment | Game Arts GungHo Online Entertainment |
Lunar 2: Eternal Blue is a classic JRPG in its own right. But does it suffer from being in the shadow of its predecessor?
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