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SNES RPGs Lufia & Lufia II Are Headed to Modern Platforms In 2027
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Key Points:
- The user found Lufia 1 to be a generic and somewhat frustrating game, feeling it was a lesser Dragon Quest clone, but acknowledges Lufia II as the standout title in the series.
- They appreciate the recent re-releases of classic SNES games like Lufia and Terranigma and speculate that Clear River Games might have more SNES classics planned, suggesting Secret of Evermore as a good candidate.
- The user recalls buying Lufia II in a large boxed edition but was initially disappointed by the Dutch language option, though they later appreciated the quality of the translation and its emotional impact.
- They compare this experience to Beyond Good & Evil, which also had limited language options but featured exceptional voice acting, and briefly mention their preferences regarding voice acting in JRPGs.
- Overall, the user is considering purchasing the re-release for nostalgia but is more excited about playing Terranigma.
