| RolStoppable said: JRPGs take long to develop and are therefore more dependent on a high userbase to become less of a risk. Now this generation development costs have drastically increased and the console predicted to dominate is stuck in last place. All these factors have made the typical JRPGs developers hesitant to move fully into this generation. You know that this is true when the PS2 still got good JRPGs up until the end of 2008. It didn't take that many years until the PS1 was left behind in favor of the next generation, mainly the PS2. |
depends on the game. Not all JRPGs are FFXIII.
Yes, this gen does seem very underwhelming. Even the 360 with all the praise it gets, can't hold a candle to either ps1 or ps2 when it comes to JRPGs. It seems like the genre simply died with the JP gaming industry or simply switched to handhelds only.
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