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| 05.18.01 |
E3: Additional Lufia: The Legend Returns details |
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Lufia II's Ancient Cave is back. |
| 05.18.01 |
E3: Natsume announces GBA "Lufia" title, second GBA RPG |
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Never-Land brings the Lufia world to the Game Boy Advance with a new franchise name, along with a second RPG GBA title. |
| 05.17.01 |
E3: Lufia: The Legend Returns Impressions |
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Hands-on impressions of the latest in Natsume's Lufia series. |
| 05.10.01 |
Natsume announces release date for Lufia: The Legend Returns |
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U.S. release in July; releases in Japan, Europe to follow.
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| 03.26.01 |
More Lufia: The Legend Returns information |
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News on battle system and random dungeons.
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| 10.03.00 |
Lufia: The Legend Returns delayed |
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Three remaining fans begin to suspect RPG sequel is "only a cruel trick."
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| 05.13.00 |
E3: Lufia GBC receives another title, story change |
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Third Lufia title now takes place 100 years after original, while Natsume steps in as European and Japanese publisher.
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| 04.10.00 |
Lufia GBC receives new name, plot |
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First a PlayStation title with a bankrupt publisher, then a hand-held title with a fluid release date, Lufia for the Game Boy Color is now a different game entirely. |
| 01.07.00 |
Lufia: Ruins Chaser delayed until fall |
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Progress continues, but Natsume pushes the Game Boy Color's Lufia installment back until the fall. |
| 05.17.99 |
Lufia III officially switched to Game Boy Color |
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Never Land's Lufia III project has been officially diverted to the Game Boy Color, and renamed as Lufia: Ruins Chaser. First info on the new title, and a likely PSX2 Lufia sequel. |
| 05.13.99 |
Lufia III downsized |
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PlayStation RPG may be destined for Game Boy Color. |
| 02.02.99 |
Lufia III resumes development |
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Natsume officially confirms that the game's Japanese developer, Never-Land Company, has resumed work on the project. |
| 12.15.98 |
Lufia III demo music released |
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The project is still on hold, but an absolutely stunning demo arrangement is released by one of the game's musical gurus. |
