Games Mart via Walmart has LUNAR Remastered Collection (Nintendo Switch) for $39.95. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member SUCHaDEAL for posting this deal.
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Dive into the enchanting worlds of LUNAR: Silver Star Story Complete and LUNAR 2: Eternal Blue Complete, two beloved JRPGs that have captured the hearts of gamers for generations.
LUNAR: Silver Star Story introduces Alex, an aspiring Dragonmaster who bands together with his friends to combat the perilous emergence of the Magic Emperor and stop him from taking over the world.
LUNAR 2: Eternal Blue picks up a thousand years later, and follows Hiro and his friends as they set out in search of the Goddess Althena alongside an enigmatic girl named Lucia. On this grand quest, fend off enemies like Borgan and White Knight Leo, who hunt down the group to eradicate what they deem to be the 'Destroyer of Lunar.'
This definitive remastered edition features enhanced graphics, audio, and quality-of-life improvements that will satiate that hunger for 90s nostalgia - better than you remember! Embark on these two adventures with updated language support, now available in English, Japanese, French, and German.
Our research indicates that this deal is $2.04 less than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $41.99 at the time of this posting.
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! 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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GungHo Online Entertainment, Inc.
Product SKU:
16537409456
UPC:
860012973828
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Games Mart via Walmart has LUNAR Remastered Collection (Nintendo Switch) for $39.95. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member SUCHaDEAL for posting this deal.
Product Info:
Dive into the enchanting worlds of LUNAR: Silver Star Story Complete and LUNAR 2: Eternal Blue Complete, two beloved JRPGs that have captured the hearts of gamers for generations.
LUNAR: Silver Star Story introduces Alex, an aspiring Dragonmaster who bands together with his friends to combat the perilous emergence of the Magic Emperor and stop him from taking over the world.
LUNAR 2: Eternal Blue picks up a thousand years later, and follows Hiro and his friends as they set out in search of the Goddess Althena alongside an enigmatic girl named Lucia. On this grand quest, fend off enemies like Borgan and White Knight Leo, who hunt down the group to eradicate what they deem to be the 'Destroyer of Lunar.'
This definitive remastered edition features enhanced graphics, audio, and quality-of-life improvements that will satiate that hunger for 90s nostalgia - better than you remember! Embark on these two adventures with updated language support, now available in English, Japanese, French, and German.
Our research indicates that this deal is $2.04 less than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $41.99 at the time of this posting.
Model: Lunar Remastered Collection - Nintendo Switch - Nintendo Switch
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As a big fan of '80s, '90s and early '00s JRPGs, and a fan of GameArts in particular, I was really glad this remaster came out, but not so happy with it after playing it. It is more barebones than your average barebones release! It contains the original Working Designs translation, which some folks may like for nostalgia, but a lot of it has aged very, very poorly. A whole lot of unnecessary liberties taken and "I'm so edgy" humor that already felt dated back then and feels even worse now...
I say all of this was someone who still owns their PSX copies, and the Sega CD originals too! I personally wish they re-translated it and did not like re-enduring Victor Ireland's work, but you take what you can get, I suppose!
As a big fan of '80s, '90s and early '00s JRPGs, and a fan of GameArts in particular, I was really glad this remaster came out, but not so happy with it after playing it. It is more barebones than your average barebones release! It contains the original Working Designs translation, which some folks may like for nostalgia, but a lot of it has aged very, very poorly. A whole lot of unnecessary liberties taken and "I'm so edgy" humor that already felt dated back then and feels even worse now...
I say all of this was someone who still owns their PSX copies, and the Sega CD originals too! I personally wish they re-translated it and did not like re-enduring Victor Ireland's work, but you take what you can get, I suppose!
Translations aside, which I dont think will bug me as much as it did you...is the game good though? I remember seeing this game in gaming magazines waaay back when and immediately salivating. For reference, I enjoyed FF4, FF6, DQ1, Grandia 2, & Ys III
Translations aside, which I dont think will bug me as much as it did you...is the game good though? I remember seeing this game in gaming magazines waaay back when and immediately salivating. For reference, I enjoyed FF4, FF6, DQ1, Grandia 2, & Ys III
The original game is simpler in terms of combat, and easier to get through. The second game is a drastic uptick in challenge, to the point where you'll probably die several times during the intro, even if you know what you're doing!
With that said, and considering a lot of the JRPGs you mentioned, I still think you'll like it!
Good walkthroughs can be a little tough to find, and most of the time you'll be relying on things written for the PSX, but sometimes you'll have to scrutinize it and make sure you're seeing something that's for that and not the Sega CD... which sounds funny in this day and age, but it goes to show that this remaster wasn't really popular, I suppose? You expect the Internet to write a guide for everything nowadays, haha!
I also suggest these specifically because you mentioned "Grandia 2;" the Lunar series is basically Grandia's prequels. Not literally, it's a spiritual successor sort of thing, but you play Lunar 1, then 2, and then Grandia, and Grandia 2 and 3... you know they're all in the same family! Could be fun for you if you've never done it before!
EDIT: Oh yeah! If you do get this, BIG piece of advice: DO spoil when you reach the "point of no return" in 2's story, because you will want to spend a bunch of your money getting items and everything beforehand. ALSO! If you want to make it to the final boss without using up everything you bought, you can abuse the save/reload feature. Enemy positions reset when you save/reload but where you were standing does not. Turns it into a stealth gameplay experience, haha! You can use that tactic earlier in the game too if you ever get stuck somewhere difficult, but I figured it out in the last dungeon and used it myself!
One more thing: I personally did not like the blurring effect in the remaster. It hurt my eyes most of the time. You can turn off Post FX in the menus to get rid of it!
Last edited by TenseRose360 July 23, 2026 at 12:41 PM.
Afaik, the first game in the remaster was tuned down from the original psx release. They overtuned the original psx release by increasing enemy damage and hp so people can't just rent and clear in a weekend.
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Went up by $2.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Am29JT6
I say all of this was someone who still owns their PSX copies, and the Sega CD originals too! I personally wish they re-translated it and did not like re-enduring Victor Ireland's work, but you take what you can get, I suppose!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Am29JT6
I say all of this was someone who still owns their PSX copies, and the Sega CD originals too! I personally wish they re-translated it and did not like re-enduring Victor Ireland's work, but you take what you can get, I suppose!
Ugh I feel like I should be buying a cd, not a small sd card.
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With that said, and considering a lot of the JRPGs you mentioned, I still think you'll like it!
Good walkthroughs can be a little tough to find, and most of the time you'll be relying on things written for the PSX, but sometimes you'll have to scrutinize it and make sure you're seeing something that's for that and not the Sega CD... which sounds funny in this day and age, but it goes to show that this remaster wasn't really popular, I suppose? You expect the Internet to write a guide for everything nowadays, haha!
I also suggest these specifically because you mentioned "Grandia 2;" the Lunar series is basically Grandia's prequels. Not literally, it's a spiritual successor sort of thing, but you play Lunar 1, then 2, and then Grandia, and Grandia 2 and 3... you know they're all in the same family! Could be fun for you if you've never done it before!
EDIT: Oh yeah! If you do get this, BIG piece of advice: DO spoil when you reach the "point of no return" in 2's story, because you will want to spend a bunch of your money getting items and everything beforehand. ALSO! If you want to make it to the final boss without using up everything you bought, you can abuse the save/reload feature. Enemy positions reset when you save/reload but where you were standing does not. Turns it into a stealth gameplay experience, haha! You can use that tactic earlier in the game too if you ever get stuck somewhere difficult, but I figured it out in the last dungeon and used it myself!
One more thing: I personally did not like the blurring effect in the remaster. It hurt my eyes most of the time. You can turn off Post FX in the menus to get rid of it!
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