Lufia: The Legend Returns (2001)

Otherwise, it's a lot like Lufia 2 in the dungeon department.

You see the monsters, they move when you move and you can stun them.

The battle system in this game is rather unique.

You can use 9 characters in a 3x3 formation.

The character in the front row deals the most physical damage, but also takes the most physical damage.

Vice versa for the back row one, and the one in the middle row obviously takes and deals average damage. 9 characters might seem like much to use, but you can only let 3 characters attack during a turn; One from each vertical row.

The 3x3 system is also used for special attacks and magic systems.

Each character has a power in one colour; Blue, green, yellow or red, which means magic, defense, speed or power respectively.

The other characters who are in the same vertical or horizontal row also receive the same amount of power from this character; This way, all characters share their power with eachother.

Other than that, the story circles around the Sinistrals returning - Again.

Another thing that has returned is the Ancient Dungeon, but this time around, it has 200 floors and a very difficult and unexpected boss at the bottom...

Lufia: The Legend Returns (2001) for Game Boy Color is currently worth €119.94 loose. Prices are based on real sales and update regularly on Gamevaro.

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The PAL version of Lufia: The Legend Returns (2001) is currently worth €119.94 loose, versus €87.96 for NTSC-U. Regional price differences usually come down to print run size and regional collector demand.