Lunar Silver Star Harmony cheat codes (PSP)

19 February 2010

How to Get Silver Darts from Alex’s Dad

There is a way to get special Silver Dart’s as a gift from Alex’s Dad instead of the typical Sling weapon. To do this, you must have played through the PSN demo of this game, and have that Clear Data saved to your PSP’s Memory Stick.

Now, when you start a new game of Lunar Silver Star Harmony, you’ll be prompted and asked whether you want to load the Demo’s Clear Data. Say Yes. This will unlock the weapon.

Then, just before you set off for the Dragon Cave, speak to Alex’s Dad at his house. Instead of giving you the Sling weapon, he’ll give you Silver Darts. This weapon is MUCH MUCH more powerful than the Sling, and you cannot get it normally until you’ve gotten the 26,000 Silver it costs to purchase it later on in the game.

Here is a video of the PSN demo.

Lunar Silver Star Harmony is an updated version of the original Sega Saturn version of Lunar: The Silver Star which was never released outside of Japan. Thus, most American gamers know the game from its PSOne version, which featured several changes from the Saturn original, and was released in North America by Working Designs as “Lunar: Silver Star Story Complete”, a boxset featuring the game along with many extras like a cloth map and series artbook/instruction manual/player’s guide.

The game was later remade again, although minus the cutscenes from the 32-bit versions, and released as “Lunar Legend” for the Game Boy Advance. This version included updated graphics but lacked cutscenes and voicework. Although it gained animated collectable cards that players could collect throughout the adventure and view in a gallery (you couldn’t trade them however).

Finally the game is being remade for modern times. The PSP version features many updates over the Saturn original, including new music, an expanded story with additional dialog lines for Alex (the main character), and updated graphics with a new hand-drawn art-style for the characters and upgraded backgrounds. It also features a new isometric viewpoint.

In North America the game was localized by Xseed Games and will be released on March 2nd, 2010 exclusively for PSP. In addition to the standard version, a Limited Edition will include extras like a soundtrack CD and a full set of bromides featuring the female characters.