No offense but I am commenting from "lurkers point of view". You complain too much about X1. Granted that fans will demand more and criticize lacking. But some of your demand is absurd. JRPGs aren't strong point of xbox and never will be. Playstation and Nintendo's system have JRPG support for obvious reasons. They are popular in Japan and they do sell well. Be happy what your system have.

PS: You look like a nerd when you wear glass.

Since you guys are arguing about it, here are the 360 JRPG's that sold fairly well:

Final Fantasy XIII: 2.1m
Blue Dragon: 900k
Lost Odyssey: 890k
Star Ocean: The Last Hope: 770k
Final Fantasy XIII-2: 730k
Tales of Vesperia: 710k
Infinite Undiscovery: 690k
The Last Remnant: 670k
Resonance of Fate: 320k
Eternal Sonata: 310k
Enchanted Arms: 210k

Those last 3 might not sound like they sold well, but they weren't exclusives, so they likely were profitable since porting costs aren't that high.

It's not a bad list really, would have been longer were it not for Don Mattrick largely cancelling 360's Japanese support halfway into the generation. With the decreased porting costs this gen, most JRPG's could be ported to Xbox One and be profitable, it's just up to MS to convince these devs to port their games. I've said it before, if MS created a small studio in Japan whose purpose was to provide porting assistance to Japanese devs, Xbox One would be getting alot more Japanese games and would be a much more well-rounded system than it is now. No need to spend money on exclusives that probably won't see a return, the operating costs of a small studio in Japan would be significantly cheaper than buying Japanese exclusives would be, a drop in the bucket compared to the many millions MS wastes on timed DLC each year.

Personally I think Tiago has every right to criticize the current state of Xbox. Like me he saved for quite awhile to buy a next-gen system, and like me he chose Xbox One because he likes some of Microsoft's western exclusives and because Phil Spencer promised plenty of Japanese support in a 2013 interview. Since that promise though, Phil Spencer has largely failed to deliver on the Japanese front, and now Tiago is stuck with a system that gets very few games that he likes, if he sold it used he'd maybe get $200 to put towards a PS4, which would mean saving up for quite awhile. It's a bad situation he's stuck in. He may be a bit overly negative in some people's eyes, but it's easy to be negative when you spent a significant amount of money on a console based on a broken promise. He may harp on Phil Spencer and Xbox a bit much, but people should try to understand his reasons and give him a bit of leeway imo.