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Game Arts' breakout game is doubtlessly Lunar, but not nearly as many people talk about Grandia.  And it's a shame, as I actually th...

Released five years after Grandia II on the Playstation 2, Grandia III moved the series to a more realistic visual style for the first time ...

Grandia's second entry was a largely overlooked one, seeing a relatively low-key release on the Dreamcast and later lackluster Playstati...

The forgotten middle child in Game Arts' Grandia franchise.  But does this title hold some merit, or is it overlooked for a reason? ...

Game Arts struck gold in the Sega CD era with their Lunar games, and their remakes in the Playstation 1 era also met with considerable accla...