NobleTeam360 said:
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Oh yeah, TLS was a JRPG as well! Good find :D sounds like a good idea, and while you're at it, you better get Monoliths new as well ^^
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Will next gen be better for JRPG's? | |||
Yes | 37 | 35.24% | |
No | 36 | 34.29% | |
What happened to Square Enix? | 32 | 30.48% | |
Total: | 105 |
NobleTeam360 said:
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Oh yeah, TLS was a JRPG as well! Good find :D sounds like a good idea, and while you're at it, you better get Monoliths new as well ^^
I'm on Twitter @DanneSandin!
Furthermore, I think VGChartz should add a "Like"-button.
DanneSandin said:
Oh yeah, TLS was a JRPG as well! Good find :D sounds like a good idea, and while you're at it, you better get Monoliths new as well ^^ |
I definetly will be getting Monoliths new game when it releases.
enditall727 said:
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last gen had way more than that.. |
this guy clearly doesnt know what he is talking about with ps2 u left ouf alot of series! smh....
I agree, almost all RPG's have drifted into action territory, especially the critically and commercially acclaimed ones, this sends signals to the industry that this is the way to go.
The industry doesn't want to make great and deep RPG's, they want to make money. Attempting both is too great a risk for many.
Bioware and Bethesda are the perfect examples of what I mean, the RPG genre is dying a slow death, one of the biggest proponents for true RPG elements in a game in the 7th generation is, amazingly enough, a FPS game of all things.
NobleTeam360 said:
I definetly will be getting Monoliths new game when it releases. |
Sounds good! I only hope they can keep up the quality and make another great game
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Yes, but at least we got one of the best in Xenoblade.
Soriku said:
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thank u dude i though only i saw that he didnt have a clue wa he was talking!
lots of jrpgs appeared on the 360 early this gen and it did not go well
MS never really gave them the spotlight and 360 fans never rewarded them with sales
it took the Japanese some years until recently that they started getting out of their shell once again this time on the PS3
...and Atlus is absent.
Soriku said:
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In the home console space, the japanese market pretty much thrives on the Sony platforms
notice how the japanese market pretty much sunk as soon as the PS3 came to the scene. The majority in japan tends to buy everything on the PlayStation. almost every known japanese game has sold less than it normally would on PlayStation 3 this gen(even though they all still sold the most on ps3 compared to other versions). Nintendo had the Japanese market on lock with the Wii but the games just didn't sell on it for some reason besides the Marios and what not(or atleast they would have sold more on ps3)
the survival of the japanese home console market pretty much depends on Sony for the most part. If Sony does well then the japanese market does well but if Sony doesn't do well then the japanese market wont do well
The market didn't "BOOM" like it was supposed to when PS3 arrived. The price of the ps3 kept everybody away from it. If the people of the japanese market don't buy the console then who is going to buy the games?
the 1st impression is a killer so of course when games came out on the expensive ass console the people didn't buy them. which then gave devs the impression that something was wrong. They stopped making games like they used to because of this. the devs who still made jrpgs all jumped to the handhelds just to BARELY SURVIVE because of Sony and their decision to bid theirselves out with the console price
Wii U sold like 400k 1st week in japan and i read that ps2 surprisingly sold A LOT more than that when it came out at it's $299 price point and it was also selling at a good pace throughout it's years. The PS3 launched at $599 and sold a little over 80k it's 1st week.
at this point, the home console part of the japanese market can boom again BUT it all depends on what Sony does this generation with the PS4.
it is simple really. all they have to do is price the PS4 at $399. the market will thrive again if Sony plays their cards right. The japanese devs wont be scared to make games for the PS4. They won't have to worry about their games not selling well because the PS4 will be a lot cheaper than what PS3 launched at so the REAL gamers and younger crowd can get their hands on a PS4 more easily FROM JUMP! They can also buy their games early on. devs will be able to take more risks
the absence of the Japanese market this gen was Sonys fault
it all depends on Sony
DigitalDevilSummoner said: lots of jrpgs appeared on the 360 early this gen and it did not go well MS never really gave them the spotlight and 360 fans never rewarded them with sales it took the Japanese some years until recently that they started getting out of their shell once again this time on the PS3 ...and Atlus is absent. |
Actually those early 360 games sold pretty good for jrpgs. According to vgchartz Vesperia,The last remnant, Lost odyssey, infinite undiscovery and blue dragon all sold alright. Their also alll over half a million on here. Dont know if thats right or not but its there. Im willing to say those game ive just mentined are better thana lot of the ps3 exclusives like disgea, Atelier Roronoa, cross edge and hyper demension(EWW). Though there are some great ones as well.
I have had a lot of fun with jrpgs this gen especially those earlier ones for the 360 I do think theres less available, but I wouldn't say theres a lack of great ones. No genre this gen or last just kept putting out top notch super good games in my opinion.