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'''Luna Blaze''' (tentative name at the time)<ref>[https://www.nintendo.co.jp/event/sw2001/softlist/list_nin.html Nintendo Space World 2001 Nintendo software listing]</ref> is a cancelled simulation/role-playing game for [[Game Boy Advance]]. It was revealed at [[Nintendo Space World]]'s 2001 event. | '''Luna Blaze''' (tentative name at the time)<ref>[https://www.nintendo.co.jp/event/sw2001/softlist/list_nin.html Nintendo Space World 2001 Nintendo software listing]</ref> is a cancelled simulation/role-playing game for [[Game Boy Advance]]. It was revealed at [[Nintendo Space World]]'s 2001 event. | ||
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The game would feature various monsters, with over 170 types of attacks. Each attack required a specific amount of energy, and the player was able to manage how this energy was distributed.<ref>[https://nindb.net/gba/cancelled.html NinDB]</ref> | The game would feature various monsters, with over 170 types of attacks. Each attack required a specific amount of energy, and the player was able to manage how this energy was distributed.<ref>[https://nindb.net/gba/cancelled.html NinDB]</ref> | ||
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Luna Blaze (tentative name at the time)[1] is a cancelled simulation/role-playing game for Game Boy Advance. It was revealed at Nintendo Space World's 2001 event.
Gameplay
The game would feature various monsters, with over 170 types of attacks. Each attack required a specific amount of energy, and the player was able to manage how this energy was distributed.[2]
