Torillian on 25 February 2013
| Mnementh said: As I didn't try Ni No Kuni yet, I can only speak for Xenoblade: it may be a JRPG, but it plays and feels like a western RPG. It has taken over all the good points: many side-quests, more or less open-world etc. So, while technically it is a JRPG it is at the heart a WRPG, so it has more success in the West. |
Is it really that must of a WRPG? I mean everything I played reminded me of an MMO and that's definitely not something totally foreign to Japanese consumers. I'd say it's more more MMORPG than WRPG.
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