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- Condition
- New
- Weight
- 1.76 oz
- Release date
- April 17, 2025
- Type of item
- CD-ROM
- Language
- English, French, German, Japanese
- Rated
- Teen
Features 5
- Remastered Classic: Experience a beloved JRPG title offering enhanced visuals and gameplay.
- Physical Edition: Hold the adventure in the palm of your hands! Perfect for collectors and fans who cherish physical copies.
- Nostalgic Adventure: Dive into an unforgettable tale and explore a beautifully crafted world; all while reliving the magic of a timeless JRPG.
- Enhanced Experience: Relive a beloved classic, now with upgraded graphics, refined audio, and quality-of-life improvements.
- Reversible Cover: Choose between two beautiful art with the reversible cover.
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Embark on an epic JRPG adventure with the LUNAR Remastered Collection. This physical edition brings a beloved classic back to life with stunning remastered visuals and enhanced gameplay. Immerse yourself in a captivating story and explore vast worlds as you battle formidable foes and unravel the mysteries of this definitive role-playing experience. With improved graphics, revamped mechanics, and a polished user interface, the LUNAR Remastered Collection presents a modern spin on this classic duology, in which you can relive the magic or discover this iconic JRPG for the first time. Whether you're a long-time fan or a newcomer, this remaster promises countless hours of enthralling gameplay!
Specs 10
| Global Trade Identification Number | 28 |
|---|---|
| UPC | 860012973828 |
| Compatible Video Game Console Models | Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch - OLED Model, Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch Lite |
| Release date | April 17, 2025 |
| Package Dimensions | 6.65 x 4.06 x 0.47 inches; 1.76 ounces |
| Type of item | CD-ROM |
| Language | English, French, German, Japanese |
| Rated | Teen |
| Item Weight | 1.76 ounces |
| Manufacturer | GungHo Online Entertainment America |
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LUNAR REMASTERED COLLECTION is a must buy!
This is a most excellent remaster of two classic role playing games from the 90s. Everything that a fan of retro games could want is here. LUNAR REMASTERED COLLECTION is beautifully presented, and it’s all available for a surprisingly low price. What you get here are two epic RPGs; LUNAR SILVER STAR STORY and LUNAR 2 ETERNAL BLUE. Both games are presented in either HD Remastered form, or in their original format from the PlayStation One. The original games came out on the SEGA CD back in 1993, and 1995. But the PlayStation releases is where these games really shined. This new remaster is based on the PS One versions of the games. Both games look positively beautiful on the Nintendo Switch. In “docked” mode, we get wonderful topdown views of fantastic pixel art. Playing in handheld mode, these games are simply stunning. The graphics look very smooth in 720p without the need of any kind of filter. Everything is crisp, and clear, which is very good for the dialogue boxes as the story unfolds. The anime cutscenes are incredible, as is the music that accompany them. While the voices have all been re-recorded, the singing seems to be exactly as it was on the PS One release. If anyone knows, the animation and the music was given the 5-star treatment of a Disney, or Studio Ghibli film when these games came out. Everything is preserved with the highest level of quality intact. For those that played these games on SEGA CD or PlayStation One, it might throw you off a bit to hear the voices are not the original actors. However, the new voices are extremely well acted and it sounds like the same level of care from the old versions was taken in this update, so you are getting top quality. If I didn’t already know better, it would not surprise me if someone told me these were brand new Nintendo Switch RPGs. They look tailor made for the Switch and are well worth the price. LUNAR REMASTERED COLLECTION is a top notch release. Any fan of role playing games owes it to themselves to get this title. Whether you are new to the series, or you are returning to LUNAR, this is a can’t miss. For RPG fans, for anime fans, for classic game fans, this one is highly recommended! *Edit 5/2/2025* Please forgive my initial statement of this collection being offered at a “surprisingly low price.” I was, of course, referring to the MSRP on launch day, and considering the digital release. Since April 18th, 2025, if you are lucky enough to find a physical release, it seems that the asking price has been hiked substantially. Lunar Remastered Collection has become difficult to find, so take that into consideration. That being said, as a collector’s piece, this title is highly sought after. Expect it to be worth a great deal in the future, just as the PlayStation One and SEGA CD versions are very valuable today. Does that justify the higher asking price? In my opinion, as a collector, I would say so. There’s a reason these games are always worth a great deal. Lunar is more than a great couple of games. Lunar is special. Games like these two come along so seldom. No matter how you do it, find a way to play them. They are truly wonderful.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2025 by Shabulia
Grab while you still can!!!
Great product for Nintendo Switch. This is a physical copy with no need to download from Nintendo's server. Works on USA region Switch as there are no region restrictions on these consoles. Both Lunar Silver Star and Lunar 2 Eternal Blue are on it with classic and remastered versions each. I tried both remastered versions and they have great anime story scenes and voice acting which makes the experience amazing. The languages of choice are English, Japanese, French, and Deutsch. I am sure future value for this physical switch game will skyrocket so grab this while you can!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2026 by rocfella497
A well done remaster of 2 masterpieces. Worth every penny!
Those complaining about no preorders and game is sold out, Gungho has announced more copies are on the way. If you're going to review an item, then review the item. Your anger is valid, but review bombing isn't the answer. The "Collector's Edition" that some influencers got are NOT CEs, they're called press kits. Very common practice in the industry. Stop spreading misinformation. Again, "write a review," not "tell us how you feel about the publisher and complain you didn't get something that doesn't exist." My review: a good remaster of 2 masterful games. So far, I've only played part of this Lunar 2 remaster and have noticed some odd changes... 1. Some in-game event scenes that were voiced on the PS1 original are not voiced at all here in the remaster. 2. Buying new equips at a shop, the new item doesn't tell you how it changes your stats. There's only a grey up arrow or a red down arrow. You have to actually buy the item and then equip it to see how your stats were changed. Very odd. PS1 original showed you the stat changes before buying the item. I've searched the net and nobody is talking about this change. ? 3. Jean no longer says "gypsy magic" when using magic. It's been replaced with "wanna dance?" I guess for fear of somebody being offended by the word "gypsy"? Odd change. Voice actors are all new. I really wanted the original English voices, but to my surprise, the new ones are not terrible. Zophar actually sounds better now. In the original, his voice effects sometimes made it hard to hear some words. I still prefer the original voices. I hope they're patched into the game so we have the option of old or new voices. Graphics look good for the most part. The anime scenes look better than the originals. No artifacts, very crisp and clear Unrelated gripe: my PS4 version arrived with the disc loose in the box. Not cool.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2025 by Robin K.
A great and classic game series.
I’ve been a fan of the Lunar series since the debut during the SegaCD era. I had the SegaCD and PS1 versions for 1 & 2 in the past. It’s great to have these beloved games on Switch now so I can go portable with them. I remember being amazed by these games as a kid. I was into typical RPGs but I think Lunar was one of my first JRPGs. Lunar was definitely the first game I recall playing that mixed game and anime styled AMVs. I was blown away. The story and premise are pretty straightforward. Battles were a step above what we had at the time (early 90s gaming) since all the sprites were animated (player party and enemies) and moved around the battlefield. Admittedly, part of me was hoping for the SegaCD original Lunar 1 version to be re-released and included. Having the option for the first/original version and a remastered remake would have been pretty interesting since there are differences between the two versions. So far, this remaster has been good. I don’t think I’ll ever play the original remake versions (I’ll stick with the remasters) but it is nice having both games available in a collection. I didn’t anticipate this game’s physical copies selling like hotcakes across all the platforms. It was crazy seeing the game as the #1 selling game on Amazon the day of release for Switch, PS and Xbox. Good for this classic! To add- I must say, the $80-90 price point for the Switch version (just because “Switch tax” / “Switch 2 pricing”) is nonsense. I love the Lunar series but these games are decades old at this point. Can it be argued this is technically 2 games? Yes. And yes, remasters have a production cost, but the 202x pricing seems like gouging for these type of games…
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Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2025 by Makengee
Great game
Game works and I'm having a blast!
Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2026 by Carmelo G. Caraballo
Great games
One of my favorite games for the Sega CD, the remastered version on switch is fantastic
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2026 by Kyle Doede
Great game
Have wanted this game released since Ps1. So glad my wish came true
Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2026 by James
WONDERFUL stories in a wonderful collection
First off, I am infinitely grateful that this game collection was made possible. The Lunar Series has been on my mind for a while, but since I no longer have a PS1 or Sega CD, I cannot play them in any way or form, that is, until now. I managed to order mine in time to get it just a few days after its release, and I couldn't be happier. First of all, these two Lunar games are pretty simple, but so much fun and have such wonderful stories. Simplicity can really go a long way. It's your basic turn-based J-RPG with some tactics thrown into the mix, but the gameplay remains quite simple and fun. You have number of moves that increase (not much) as you level up, number of attacks, magic and skills, defense, power and health. You must fight enemies and keep your characters alive long enough to gain experience from each fight, and level up so you can have an easier time playing through. Sounds simple, but in the beginning, enemies are numerous and relentless, and while the games ARE balanced, the sheer number of enemies can easily overwhelm your small party, ESPECIALLY on Lunar 2's beginning areas. But if you use your magi right, you can take down a number of enemies at once with the right skill or spell, though in the beginning, you'll be lucky if you can take one down in one hit, be it with magic or normal attacks. Controls are solid and responsive, music and sound effects are beautiful, gameplay mechanics are still holding up well to these days despite being so simple, and the stories on both games (I like Lunar 2's more) are simply wonderful, though admittedly they are pretty common these days, in the way things develop. The new voice actors do a FANTASTIC job of recapturing the essence of the original two Lunar games, and I honestly like some of the characters' new voices better now, but that is all in the eyes/ears of the beholder. You can play the game's classic modes, or you can go for the new remastered modes, though I honestly prefer the new stuff as it makes things feel more fresh. The animated cutscenes could have used a better job of making them wide screen, however, considering they are from the PS1 era remastered to look cleaner and sharper, I understand why they cannot widen them without needing to put in more work, and to be fair, it would have been a gamble of odds without knowing if the games would be received well... which they WERE. Never the less, I HIGHLY recommend these games, even to new players of the series, as they are very enjoyable.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2025 by Willie G.R.