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RPGJock on 05 January 2009

If anything, they will be willing to drop prices for games when they don't sell as well as they THINK they should. There are ton of games that i would pick up if their price drop to the reasonable 30-40 dollar price range.

All games are not created equal, so why try to price them as equals...

I'm just saying...

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Riachu on 05 January 2009

Words Of Wisdom said:

Riachu said:

FinalEvangelion said:
jRPGs will suffer the most, unfortunately.

Shooters + Casual Games will be just fine.

I care more about the quality of the JRPGs we do get instead of the quanity of them. Less JRPGs might make them better overall.

How will Namco making one less RPG make one of SE's RPGs better?

I meant that if S-E made less big budeget JRPGs at once, some of them would have been better than they were.

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