Overview
- Also Known As
- Estpolis 2
- Number of Players
- 1 (Single Player)
- Genre
- Release Date
Super Nintendo
23rd Feb 1995
24th Feb 1995
- Series
Reviews
Review Lufia II: Rise of the Sinistrals (Super Nintendo)
Lufia II might not be as recognizable as some of the bigger name Super Nintendo RPGs, but that doesn't mean it packs any less of a punch.
If it's one thing the Super Nintendo System had a lot of, it was RPGs. Some were good, some were bad, and some were outstanding. Lufia II: Rise of the Sinistrals would fall into the latter category. Not only does...
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Lufia II: Rise of the Sinistrals News
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If Taito's latest filings at the United States Patents and Trademarks Office are anything to go by, we might well see a number of its Super NES titles on their way to the Wii Shop Channel. Darius Twin, Lufia & The Fortress of Doom, and Lufia II: Rise of the Sinistrals have all had trademarks...
About The Game
Lufia II: Rise of the Sinistrals follows the adventures of Maxim as he sets out on an adventure to stop the evil superhuman Sinistrals before they can hatch their plan to take over the world.
This Sequel to the Lufian legend pits monster hunter Maxim and six adventuring companions against the sinister Sinistrals. The story develops into a complex maze, challenging you with big battles, puzzles and loads of surprises. You can even grow your own monster! This game promises countless hours on a fantastic journey in the world of Lufia.
FEATURES:
- No more random enemy encounters in dungeons as monsters can now be seen and avoided
- Mind-bending puzzles that must be solved to progress through the various dungeons
- Grow your own capsule monster and determine how it grows
- Join up with a host of special fighters to aide you on your quest
- Earn money at the casino if you're feeling lucky
- Epic RPG quest
Comments 7
It's not really one of my favourite RPGs, but I'll always remember it for being one of the only "big" games to get an official Dutch translation (And a good one too!), plus of course the music.
This is my third favorite RPG of all time. On my Top 100 list I made a few years back, it was actually #2.
One of my favorite Rpgs that I've played the Snes.
wish this one would be on VC
i loved this game to the end
if it ever makes it to VC i will get it as soon as possible
i had it with dutch translation, but i like it as much as english
those 2 stupid thiefs were most funny
and i loved to train those capsule monsters, an extra ally
EDIT: it says released, what does this site mean with that?
i mean, i had it here, and was in stores, and was european version, even a dutch one (lol)
I'd buy this in a heartbeat if it came out for the Virtual Console. Pleeease release it.
oh made mistake in my last post:
"it says released, what does this site mean with that?
i mean, i had it here, and was in stores, and was european version, even a dutch one (lol)"
*released must be "unreleased"
it was here, so must be mistake, i think
It is so sad this game had too many releases. I mean great and all but the art in the newer releases are terrible.
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