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Painfully woe
Well as I talked about in the my review of Lufia, this is what it's all about. Not pretty graphics (which are nice) but a story that graps you. As a prequel you can't get much better. Everything is explained and comes together from the first, things you questioned and wondered about, it's all here. On it's own it's still a great game. A story full of twists and turns. Characters that leave you wondering how much can they take, how far the can go. What will lie down in the dark depths of the next dungeon. That's right, old school, dungeons with staircase imblems. Intersting features that you can releate to in more modern times (equipment that give you special attacks). It's just one of those games that came from a great idea and got made better. Once again a solid game to see where modern day RPG get there heirtage.

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The First game I ever played
When I was six years old my brother and my mother always played games in there spare time. They loved to rent games on the weekends. One day my mother came upon a Lufia 2 rise of the sinistrals. I begged my mother to rent the game for me. She did and when I got home that night I began to love the game. Every weekend we rented this game.Two years later my mother started teaching me how to read and pronounce the words in the game. For the next three years I asked if they would sell the game to us ,but they saying no.A few mounths later it was gone they said they sold it to the local pawn shop. When we got there it had already sold. Buy your game to day before it is all gone

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A great example of a GBA Title
For 1996, this is one of the greatest RPG's ever. Ya I know that was 6 years ago, but the Super Nintendo is still the king of RPG's, and the best RPG's will probably always be on there, as 2D graphics were mastered during this time. Nintendo is making a good choice in reproducing such games as this onto the GBA.

Lufia II is actually before the times of Lufia I, and you play as the stars Maxim, Selan, Guy, and Artea as well as others in the quest to remove the Sinistrals. In the love story behind Maxim and Tia, the unintelligent Dekar, the overintelligent Lexis, the Compassionate Artea, The understnding Selan and of course Guy, all venture to the [Fortress of Doom] to rid the world of the Sinstrals.

Lucky for me I haven't finished the game so I dunno the whole game. Lufia II is truly Final Fantasy's competitive RPG. FF Fans'll love the turn-based System as well as the Romance; truly the Golden Sun of its time.