So I have tried two popular repro manufacturers here in the UK, one didn't change the music and the other potentially had production qualities (I did get in contact about getting a replacement CD but wasn't responded to). Also I wanted to have a fan patch added in that was released back in 2017 that undid some localisation decisions and added mixed font text - "In addition to reverting the difficulty and graphics, I converted the game's text to use proper mixed case instead of all caps, and fixed as many spelling and grammar errors as I could find. I'm justifying this as a restoration, somewhat tenuously, on the grounds that the Japanese version uses full kanji and the US version is pretty much the opposite in terms of complexity." The patch can be found at http://stargood.org/unworked/ltss.php. To achieve the above, the following steps have to be done - 1 - Get an image of the CD - like I said before this game was never released in PAL territories so that one is harder than it sounds if you're looking for a legitimate copy of the game. 2 - Patch in the 'Un-Working Designs' update. 3 - Use fan created tool ConvSCD (https://www.retrodev.com/convscd.html) to patch the game to run on PAL hardware - this step has to be done after the previous one to ensure the fan patch can work properly. 4 - Change the Tempo speed of the tracks that correspond to the game's cutscenes - discussed below. 5 - Create a new CUE sheet - discussed below. Some people have either modded their consoles or purchased ones that have already had a 50/60Hz switch installed. If that is the case than steps 4 and 5 aren't required as the music will be the same speed as the cutscenes but my console is only 50Hz which is why I have done the extra work. Generally speaking the image of the game you will have will be two files. A .BIN and a .CUE, this means that the game data, as well as all the CD audio files, are in the .BIN file. You could technically update the CD files inside the BIN file, but I couldn't find an easy way to do this and you would have to manually update the time stamps of all the files in the CUE file as well -- so I did something different. Using CDMage (https://www.videohelp.com/software/CDMage) I extracted all 52 tracks (track 1 is the game data) and using a YouTube video to see which songs are tied to cutscenes I made a list of which ones to update. Track 1 needs to be exported as a .BIN file and tracks 2 - 52 as .WAV files.  To update the .WAV files download and install Audacity (https://www.audacityteam.org/) which is a free open source audio editor. Open the WAV in Audacity, select the track (try and not select the beginning two seconds if it is silence) and then go to the 'Effect' menu and choose Change Tempo and in the percent box set it to -15.824 and then hit apply. Then export the file as WAV but ensure it is set to 16bit. You can even create a macro in Audacity to do this for you to speed the job up if there are several files. As mentioned above I only did this to certain files, as there is no need to alter the music that just repeats itself like battle/boss/town themes.  So now we have our updated game, we have our updated music, so next we need to join them together. As the original .CUE file was for all the tracks being in a single .BIN image we now need to create a new one. The perk of having the files individually like this is that you don't need to specify the time stamps of when the next track should start as the CD software will handle this instead. I've included below the first part of the CUE sheet I used, but it lists all the track names, what track number they are and what type of file. It is important to include the PREGAP on the first audio track and the INDEX 00 on the rest to ensure the tracks will play correctly. There we have it, I burned the CD using gBurner (https://www.gburner.com/), I have struggled with some burning software due to this being a 'Mixed Mode' CD which means it has data as well as CD audio. Putting the CD into my Model 2 PAL Mega CD the game boots, plays the intro and when it gets into the first spoken cutscene the mouths seem to line up! Example Cue File - FILE "Lunar - The Silver Star PAL - Track 01.bin" BINARY TRACK 01 MODE1/2352 INDEX 01 00:00:00 FILE "Lunar - The Silver Star PAL - Track 02.wav" BINARY TRACK 02 AUDIO PREGAP 00:02:00 INDEX 01 00:02:00 FILE "Lunar - The Silver Star PAL - Track 03.wav" BINARY TRACK 03 AUDIO INDEX 00 00:00:00 INDEX 01 00:02:00 FILE "Lunar - The Silver Star PAL - Track 04.wav" BINARY TRACK 04 AUDIO INDEX 00 00:00:00 INDEX 01 00:02:00