outlawauron said:
Parasitic said:
Lale said:
JRPG are mostly for young gamers (below 15) while WRPG are for serious, mature gamers.
WRPGs have far better story telling, have more advanced features, are bigger and usually have better graphics.
The only good "JRPG" in my opinion is Zelda series, because it doesn't try to be RPG, it's just a fantastic action adventure. |
Are you serious? You got that completely reversed. JRPG's are usually alot more complex. It's been a while since I've played a WRPG that required a decent amount of thinking. There's a reason why braindead shooters are so popular in America.
As for JRPG's, I honestly haven't been able to get into them, not sure why. They usually just don't catch my interest. It's probably the fact that they just don't seem to stand out very much - there's not very many high rated JRPG's out there....on PS3 at least....it's the only console I play. The latest FF does look good though, I love the visuals. I'll most likely be getting WKC when it's out....not sure if that'd be considered a JRPG.
I would've bought Valkria Chronicles if it had multiplayer - I still think leaving it out was a waste of so much potential.
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How did I miss that post? WRPG are far easier to play! Most young gamers would rather Mass Effect before any FF.
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maybe you should try some real WRPGs like sipiderweb's games befor you judge them to harshly just becaus modern style WRPG like Mass Effect are si-fi (nothing wrong with that I love me some good si-fi) and aimed at a more casual crowd (broader audience) and most games these days are easyer than the games of yester year so more people can enjoy them and as far as I know FF games arn't that hard if you are willing to put in some grinding time, that goes for most RPGs but Geneforge my favorit spiderweb series you can't do much grinding.
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