Ki Shegima is a novelist and gamewriter who has worked on a number of projects in the past years, including the likes of Assyria’s anger and the Scarlette Alliance. But he is famous for lunar: Silver Star Story and Lunar 2: Eternal Blue, Sega Saturn and a PS1 Classic couple who have now been receiving a long -term remaster. Shigima says she is excited that these dear JRPGs are getting another chance, even if they are a little afraid about how modern audiences can respond.
“When I saw that Grandia was re -reproduced earlier,” Shigema told Gamesradar+ in an email interview, “I thought, ‘That’s great. I am jealous!”
“I was also hoping for a lunar remistrator,” Shegima added, “So when it was announced, I was very excited. At the same time, I can’t help but wonder – will today’s players enjoy a game 30 years ago?” Shagima is not directly involved in the preparation of New Lunar Remsted Collection, which begins next month, but is still aware of its importance to help new audiences find these old sports.
“Films, novels and manga can be enjoyed in their original shape, but sports require hardware on which they were actually released, which makes them less accessible. While old playth videos can give you a common idea that the game is like the game, as the game is like ‘.
“No comparisons by taking and playing for himself. That’s why this remaster is so interesting.
Shigema has termed her time working on the lunar “The happiest and most fulfilled era of my life,” and said, “I learned the biggest lesson that the game cannot make a person. It can create anything that can be created by a team of talented developers.” This experiment encouraged him to find the “game scene company”, Jackco Ink, which has worked on topics like the 2018 Secretariat of Mana Remake and even the recent switch RPG, Mario and Logi: Brotherships.
The heritage of the work on the lunar of Shagima is still in force, and a whole new generation will have the opportunity to see how it starts when the lunar remand collection PS4, Xbox One, switch, and PCs collide on April 18. Expect more from our interview with Shegima in the coming days.
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