The first Lunar game. A young boy named Alex dreams of becoming a dragonmaster, and sets off on his quest with his best friends- money-loving Ramus, mysterious girlfriend Luna, and Nall, who kinda looks like a white cat with wings. This game is short and easy, and looks dated by today's standards, but if you're a Lunar fan, I definitely suggest picking it up. For the Sega-CD.

Lunar is totally remade with new graphics, music, characters, and even the story has been redone. Working Designs released this as a collector's package only, stuffed with goodies. Originally included: 2 game discs, 1 making of disc (with hidden game), 1 disc soundtrack, hardcover manual, cloth map, and a cardboard box. My favorite version of Lunar. For the Playstation.

Yet another release of the first game. There are slight story differences from the PS version, most of the changes are to the battles. Still fun, though! For the GameBoy Advance.

This great guide has captions just as humorous as the game, despite being in black and white. For the Sega CD game.

Strategy guide includes character stickers, as well as differences between the Sega CD and Playstation versions. Be forewarned- the description on how to get Jessica's bromide 3 is missing a crucial step: after landing on Lann island to go after the fake dragonmaster, immediately take the boat back to town and speak with the boatman. You will receive the bromide later. For the Playstation game.

Justin dreams of becoming a great adventurer, like his father, and travels to a new land in search of his dream. More light-hearted than its sequels, this game is the most like Lunar. For the Playstation.

Port of the Dreamcast game. Added a few short FMV sequences. For PC and Playstation 2.

Yuki, a mechanic who wants to be just like his hero, a famous pilot, flies off into adventure with his pushy mother in tow. They soon encounter Alfina, a girl on the run. A nice mix in theme of the first two, with an amazingly fun combat system. For the Playstation 2.