griffinA on 01 April 2009
Soriku said:
hsrob said:
I have a big favour to ask of you RPG'ers. I have only ever owned Nintendo systems and i live in Australia where we often get shafted on smaller releases so i've never really played many RPG's.
It seems to me that the Wii is starting to get it's fair share of RPG's and i'm keen to get in on the action but i don't know where to start. I know Onimusha (spelling?) did a great thread a while ago about all the upcoming Wii games but would it be possible for someone who's up to date with the RPG goodness coming on the Wii to do something similar, dedicated to RPG's. A summary of the upcoming games, what kind of games they are, which ones to watch in particular, some screens maybe, how these games fit into the series and whether we would need to play the previous games in the series for the new ones to make sense. If it were possible i'm sure it would be greatly appreciated by the RPG noobs like me;) |
http://news.vgchartz.com/news.php?id=2811
Here's an article I wrote about upcoming 2009 Wii games, including the RPGs. This doesn't include FFCC: The Crystal Bearers, Valhalla Knights: Eldar Saga, or Tact of Magic though.
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And Tact of Magic is releasing in may in Japan, so we might get it soon.
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