Lost RPG Franchises: Where Are They Now?

[lestatdark]

runqvist said:

lestatdark said:

runqvist said:
Those look like jrpgs, so I think they are where they deserve to be. Long forgotten.

Since it seems you're relatively new on this forum, let me warn you: 

These kind of posts are lamentable and bring nothing worthwhile to the forum. You'll probably get a lot of reports for thread derailement, and rightly so, which will lead to either a warning or a ban, depending on your moderation history. If you keep up that attitude, you won't last long. 

If you don't like the genre, then why comment on a thread where it's obvious that all the people commenting here are fans of the genre just to try and rile them up and all around troll them? Like I said, lamentable, and the usual "It's just my opinion" doesn't cut it here.

I like rpgs, which this thread title suggest. Then there is just pictures from jrpgs which I don't like. Obviously I am not the only one, since there aren't any sequels for those games. I would think that the developers aren't happy with their sales and because of that, they are not bothering with sequels.

If you don't like my opinion, then it is just... too bad for you.

There's a plethora of reasons as to why some of these series didn't see a continuation other than just the "not enough sales" commentary. Some developers were disbanded, some directors moved to other companies, some sought other IPs and so on. There are as much examples of series long disbanded in other genres than just JRPGs that have went the same direction.

Nothing wrong with your opinions, everyone is entitled to his/her own, but formulating them as you did is wrong and potentially offensive to the rules of this forum. Just a warning, do with it what you must.