There's a lot to pick from but when you think of RPG what is the one game that defines that word for you?
Final Fantasy VI. I'm not that old school.
Oddly, the first thing that comes to my head is not a game, but a company... Bioware
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Baldur's Gate, as it defined WRPGs.
| SmoothCriminal said: Baldur's Gate, as it defined WRPGs. |
In that regard I would say Ultima, as it defined the entire RPG genre. Heck, even Dragon Quest, the daddy of the JRPG sub-genre, is massively inspired by Ultima (and Wizardry too)
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lestatdark said:
In that regard I would say Ultima, as it defined the entire RPG genre. Heck, even Dragon Quest, the daddy of the JRPG sub-genre, is massively inspired by Ultima (and Wizardry too) |
I'll say redefined then, as it's more accurate anyway.
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