It's back to the mines as the search for hidden gems rolls ever on. Although I'm not sure how "hidden" this particular gem is at this point. There is a lot wrong with the general discourse surrounding online gaming. Like, a lot. But, if nothing else, the amount of readily available information means that a lot of games that would otherwise be forgotten about end up gaining at least some level of fandom. It's very, very rare that I find a game that has little to no public opinion surrounding it. Most of the ones that don't are from consoles that weren't quite as popular back in the day, stuff like the Saturn or Neo Geo. Of course, this also means that a lot of the games that are commonly called "hidden gems" aren't really "hidden" gems. Sure, they may not be Mario or Sonic, but they have some level of following. Lufia II would certainly qualify as a hidden gem that isn't exactly hidden. Look, in no way would Lufia II, an RPG re...
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