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  1. 001TimeExtensionSEP · 21English

    SNES RPGs Lufia & Lufia II Are Headed to Modern Platforms In 2027

    Clear River Games and Taito will release Lufia & Lufia II: The Sinistrals Saga on PC and consoles in 2027, bringing the classic 16-bit SNES RPGs to modern platforms with unspecified enhancements. Originally developed by Neverland, the games follow multiple generations of heroes battling the god-like Sinistrals across a sprawling, story-driven adventure.

    By Kris Moyse
  2. 002KotakuSEP · 20English

    Rare, Beloved Super Nintendo JRPGs Receive First Re-Released

    The first two Lufia games, classic Super Nintendo JRPGs from the 1990s, are being officially re-released on Steam for the first time by Clear River Games. Originally published by Taito, these rare titles are beloved by RPG fans for their engaging combat, rich storytelling, and memorable soundtracks, with the sequel particularly praised as one of the era's best JRPGs.

    By Zack Kotzer
  3. 003GematsuSEP · 20English

    Lufia I & II: The Sinistrals Saga announced for PS5, Switch 2, Switch, and PC

    TAITO announced Lufia I & II: The Sinistrals Saga, a collection of two 1990s JRPGs, for PS5, Switch 2, Switch, and PC via Steam, launching in 2027 with western publication by Clear River Games. The games feature enhanced ports of the original titles with their iconic storylines and soundtracks.

  4. 004Hacker NewsSEP · 20Japanese

    Densha de Go

    Densha de Go! is a Japanese train simulation game series starting in 1996 that tasks players with driving trains along real Japanese routes while adhering to precise timetables and stopping within 30 cm of stations. Originally developed by Taito, the series is now managed by Square Enix and Railfan Holdings, with titles released across arcade, PlayStation, PC, and mobile platforms exclusively in Japanese.

    By tosh