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| 6.25.2003 | Lufia & the Fortress of Doom turns ten |
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 The Fortress of Doom » Ten years ago, on June 25, 1993, Never-Land Company and Taito quietly released an RPG known as Estpolis Denki for the Super Famicom. Estpolis made its overseas debut that same year under the title Lufia & the Fortress of Doom and began one of the most highly-praised RPG sagas on the Super NES, considered by many fans to rival the legendary Final Fantasy series. Ten years and three sequels later, the series has appeared on two —although almost five—other platforms and still enjoys a wildly-loyal fanbase.
» Full retrospective
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Which next-generation capability would most improve a future Lufia game?
3D/high-resolution graphics: 41.5%
CD-quality audio: 24.6%
Movies: 23.1%
Online connectivity: 10.8%
Total votes: 65
[previous results]
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Forfeit Island was established January 21, 1998. Forfeit Island is not sponsored nor supported by Never-Land Company, Taito Corp., Natsume, Inc. or Atlus, Inc. Lufia & the Fortress of Doom, Lufia II: Rise of the Sinistrals, Lufia: the Legend Returns, Lufia: The Ruins of Lore and related names and characters are copyright Never-Land Company.
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