@ Slimebeast )

oh, I can do the same:

Mass Effect isn't an RPG, it's a shooter, it only was made by a RPG developer

and I can tell, because I didn't play it ;)

Demons souls Is a W-JRPG Or is it J-Wrpg?

ME is not a pure RPG no. It's a shooter-RPG crossover.

But Demon's Souls is a pure RPG. And it's a lot more a WRPG than it's a JRPG.

DS is a pure RPG ? Feels more like a Monster Hunter game gameplay-wise tbh, as stats don't mean much, but personal experience is the key to win in battles.

Maybe you are rigt about that part. It has action game elements. But it's still not a JRPG much, just like Zelda and MH arent JRPGs.

Have you ever played a JRPG?

all I see is you ranting on about JRPG's but you have never told me which one you played & which one put you off JRPG's....so tell me.

Imho, I think bioware gives far too much lessons to their Japanese counterparts. Bioware's games are good indeed, I won't deny it, but I really think there's some redondant issues concerning their games that keeps on pissing me off. The inventory system in bioware's games always gives me headaches, especially in Dragon Age and Mass Effect. I think I spent more time managing my inventory that actually play the game, in ME especially.

Another thing I find disgusting in Bioware's strategy is the uprising of DLCs. I don't want them, I am sick of this new trend. I want to pay for a full, finished game, and I don't want to give money at bioware so that they can actually complete the game I just bought. Moreover, even if I loved DA:O, I had 100hrs on my first run, but I didn't liked Awakening at all because of its lack of content.

On the other hand,  I have nothing but praise for CD Project Red and their masterpiece, The Witcher. It had a lot of issues, such as loading times and frequent crashes, but it's my favourite action RPG so far.

FF7. And one on PS2 but I dont remember its name. I've played the demos of a few JRPGs on X360.