My signature disappeared too. This is weird.
Just using this as a temporary storage area for my upcoming update to the We Can Do Better - The Top 10 Most Influential RPGs.
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Voting Rules and List of Nominees |
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Voting begins after the next post. Please do not copy/paste this particular reply. There's a shorter list (after this one) that you can copy/paste to cast your vote(s). In order of nomination, here are the current nominees:
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"It is simply amazing." — Acevil "A model for [a] better combat system, and the first multiple ending game I had played." — BringBackChrono |
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 Star Ocean: Second Story (1998) |
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 Disgaea: Hour of Darkness (2003) |
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"Introduced the East to multiple party members." — mrstickball "Started a very popular series of JRPGs." — Rath |
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"Mixed two of the top entertainment companies together." — Riachu |
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 The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (2006) |
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 Grandia (1997) |
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"Not really special in terms of bringing new stuff to the table...except for 10 million RPG gamers." — mrstickball "Influenced modern JRPGs strongly." — Rath "Can largely be credited with increasing the popularity of RPGs in the west and arguably played a defining role in the performance of the PSX." — Picko |
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"Pretty much the original dungeon crawl, made its own genre (rogue likes)." — Rath "Spawned its own genre (Roguelike) and derivative titles like Diablo." — Gurok |
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Chrono Trigger (1995)
Legend of Dragoon (2000)
Final Fantasy I (?)
Kingdom Hearts (2002)
Final Fantasy VII (1997)
Rogue (1980)
