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Lunar: The Silver Star Sega CD 1992
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Lunar: The Silver Star Sega CD 1992
" The earth lingers in the twilight, and darkness soon descends! "
Beep! Megadrive Magazine n09 - September, 1992
Lunar: The Silver Star (Sega CD), 1992.
no ok for real tho, what's your unhinged theory about the Blue Star??
Blue Star WAS Earth (YOU BLEW IT UP! YOU MANIACS!! DAMN YOU ALL TO HELL!!!)
Blue Star WILL BE Earth (whack)
Blue Star is Chronos, Alth/Zoph is Lavos (but the future refused to change...)
Blue Star is a unique non-Earth planet (not an unhinged opinion but yeah! YEAH!)
Blue Star is Qo'noS (Qapla'!! ....what? They did kill their gods....)
Blue Star is Theia (RIP Earth, tho I guess that means Earth died to make Lunar.)
Blue Star is a Char!!
Pffftt. You call THOSE unhinged? Wait'll ya hear MY theory! (tags plz :3)
Götzendiener
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The “damsel in distress” trope has been used in fiction since time immemorial, so it’s refreshing that the PC Engine title Götzendiener (which means “idol worshipper” in German) flips in on its head. You control the princess Kish Lim Mihsa, who has been abducted by the demon lord and is kept chained in a dungeon for use as a sacrifice. A rescue team is sent after her, but all of them are killed before they can fulfill their mission. Kish takes matters into her own hands, frees herself, grabs a sword from one of the fallen warriors, and then begins her own escape.
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