Turn-based RPGs and action-based RPGs are basically two different genres with complete different gameplay. While I'm not against good action RPGs, I fear the loss of good turn-based RPGs. As I like both and actually turn-based more. Mobile has made it worse. Many stuff there is action-based combat and although turn-based combat exists, it usually is extremely shallow on mobile, so that it is not worth playing it.

there's fan translations if you want to try Scenario II + III.... if your okay with those.

http://www.zam.com/article/1533/this-shining-force-iii-translation-has-been-going-on-for-12-years

*its playable (II & III)... even if only up to Scenario II, has been super polished.
However you could play through both from what I understand.

Final Fantasy XV and now also Final Fantasy VII Remake.... hurt abit.
And now 3DS version of DQ11 isnt getting localised, and the PS4/PC version is comeing out in september up against the likes of Spiderman, and other big titles.

feelsbadman.

I hope alot of people choose to support DQ11 anyways.... it needs it, we need good turn-based rpgs, and unless they sell we wont get them in the future.

Well, there's always Persona at least. But Tactics RPGs seem to be even more the black sheep than turn-based. Other than indie titles and Utawarerumono's two sequels, I can't think of any big tactics RPGs released in the past while. And my childhood was spent devouring Tactics Ogre and FFT, so I absolutely love the whole army management, class changing, skill learning, and all that min/maxing fun that is tactics RPGs.

disgaea/Fire emblem is still around.... but your right, less Tactic-RPGs and Turnbased RPGs in general.
Yes min/maxing and army management is fun.

Fire Emblem has random level-ups though. I don't like its extremely simplified combat either. It's just not anywhere near as robust as TO and FFT were. Then again, Utawarerumono had like, zero customization of character abilities/items so it wasn't even a good example either. There's just been a void. They screwed up the FFT formula with Advance and then after it died they never went back to good ol' FFT and Tactics Ogre.

PSP was great for Tactical/SRPG.

Jeanne d'Arc
Disgaea 1+2 (best versions of these)
Final Fantasy Tactics - The War of the Lions
Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together
Summon Night 5
Legends of War Patton's Campaign
Phantom Brave: The Hermuda Triangle
Valkyria Chronicles II
Metal Gear Acid 2
Gungnir
Wild Arms XF
Ragnarok Tactics
Lord of the Rings Tactics
ect
ect
ect

So many Tactical games....  today? yeah feels like we have less of them.

They kind of did. They remastered the originals on the PSP.

But, it didn't go anywhere besides that.

Shining Force is alot like Fire emblem though. Except you could explore towns and the story was better compared to "modern" FE, wich is just generic anime stuff. With that said, so is the current shining series.

I played the demo of this Shining game they remastered and it was beyond boring. Lets not fool ourselves, just cause they were smart enough to bring back classic Sonic is real 2D and made Valkyria 4 a strategy game, doesn't mean they have smarted up.

I also don't see them having humility to aproach Camelot SP. Let's be real, if anything gets announced it's another bad animu Shining.

I said creators ... not developers *wink*