Sentences with phrase «made jrpgs»

Xenoblade Chronicles manages to combine the best of the evolution of Western RPGs with the staples that have made JRPGs historically great.

These smaller but still well made JRPGs from Square are a very good idea for the publisher.

It adds a bunch of new improvements to a stagnant genre without ruining what made JRPGs great in the first place.

Some developers just have the knack for making JRPGs, and Koei Tecmo never fails to impress me time and time again.

It is essentially unimportant, in the end, since graphics aren't what make JRPGs great.

If given infinite resources, Anucha would make a JRPG, particularly in the Final Fantasy mold.

They could hire companies like Tri-Ace to make JRPGs for them on consoles, or just handhelds.

Its atmospheric graphics, epic soundtrack and innovative gameplay make this JRPG a must play for fans and novices alike.

Some developers just have the knack for making JRPGs, and Koei Tecmo never fails to impress me time and time again.

While the plot falls in line with standard Square - made JRPG fare, the gameplay differed from its forebears in a number of striking ways.

Not exact matches

What makes it a tactics game, as opposed to a normal JRPG, is that the player is placing and moving units on a grid - like battlefield.

Developer Bandai Namco reversed the traditional formula that made the Tales games so popular among JRPG fans and provided players with a new premise.

The Alliance Alive takes everything that makes a great JRPG and brings it all to the 3DS, FurYu pulled out all the stops for this adventure.

Nevertheless, the story and combat mechanics make up for anything faulty, so I can't recommend it enough to those who love JRPG games.

After ten years in the making, Final Fantasy XV has emerged at the end of 2016 as the embodiment of the modern JRPG.

Ni no Kuni didn't make much of a splash when it released overseas, but it's become abundantly clear that handhelds are now the last great refuge for JRPGs.

(In which I mention that I could make a one - hour video about JRPG battle systems, and also beg you to not beg me to make that video.)

The curious mix of open - world adventure, JRPG and arcade brawler makes Yakuza a genre unto itself.

Shining Force was the game that made me fall in love with tactical JRPGs.

Launched with the Nintendo Switch earlier this year and developed by Tokyo RPG Factory, Joe Anderson reviewed it for us and said that it was «an enjoyable and more than competent JRPG, which while weak in story more than makes up for this with a strong combat system and fantastic presentation.»

The Longest Five Minutes is a promising JRPG with endearing characters that'll make you happy to experience their tale yet it simply doesn't offer enough fruitful gameplay to satisfy genre fans» gaming sensibilities.

Atelier Lydie & Suelle mixes things up in several ways that make the game feel different from most JRPGs.

God Eater 2: Rage Burst is a remake of the cult - classic PlayStation Portable JRPG, and while it makes the jump to the PlayStation 4 fairly well on the technical side, it's still plagued with a lot of problems from the original.

God Eater 2: Rage Burst is a remake of the cult - classic PlayStation Portable JRPG, and while it makes the jump to the...

Kingdom Hearts III has the JRPG and Disney crowd, so it would make perfect sense to release it on Wii U.

Some JRPGs focus so heavily on story that they often neglect to make the battle system interesting, so it's refreshing when one comes along and spices things up a bit.

Akiba's Beat may be full of JRPG tropes and references but does that make it a decent entry in the genre?

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The latter is not only one of the best classic JRPG released on all formats in recent years, but also one of the best consoles - to - PC ports ever, thanks to a variety of additional features that make the PC version the definitive version.

Atlus knows how to make a difficult JRPG that still manages to feel balanced, and Beyond the Myth shows that even its smaller releases can provide players with a well rounded experience.

a jrpg isnt really something that would make non-wii-lievers jump on the boat tho

Bandai Namco made plenty of announcements at Jump Festa this past weekend, and now they've got another one, and this will appeal to JRPG lovers in the west.

It's a really unique and fun way to add party members to a team in a JRPG and succeeds at making you invested in their stories.

They serve the purpose of introducing new characters or advancing the plot but more importantly, their inclusion makes it easier to feel like we are playing a proper JRPG.

Battle Chasers is making the jump from a 90's comic sensation to an indie game, described as a love letter to the JRPG genre, and arrives on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC on October 3rd, with a later release on the Nintendo Switch.

The lack of appealing narrative, flawed combat system and the disappointing VR implementation makes it a tough recommendation for those who are looking for a good JRPG, but if you are a Neptunia fan, the inclusion of the VR Room that allows you to have some close encounters with your favorite characters should prove to be a nice addition.

The series is filled with heartwarming and comedic moments, that are enough to make anyone embrace the series, even without the long JRPG grind — so if you want to be excited for the new rhythm games but aren't exactly sure how to get into a 20 - year - old franchise from Japan, this is definitely the way in!

The Dragon Quest series is known for not deviating too much from its JRPG roots, with main entries of the series getting built around some of the staples that have made the series popular.

Archlion Saga [Free] is a super-simplified JRPG, and when I say super-simplified I mean that it makes Final Fantasy: Mystic Quest look like Shin Megami Tensei 3: Nocturne.

I'm really asking myself, why the hell you all are comparing JRPGs with... Battlefield and COD??? Makes no sense to me.

Here's three fantastic paintings, with three memorable moments recreated from the classic JRPG, made by artist Orioto.

While it was possible to set up a Japanese account and download it early on Switch, it being a JRPG with plentiful text made it a tricky proposition.

It takes what JRPG's have always done, maintains what makes them unique, and brings the experience to the modern style of gaming.

The previously PlayStation - exclusive JRPG, World of Final Fantasy, will be making its way to PCs before the New Year, according to an announcement by developer Square Enix.

Sure, FFXV will come out, and some other JRPGs, but most of the JRPGs that are coming out, as well as other Japanese games, are being made for the PS3 right now.

The problem is that given those bland environments and steep learning curve, only the die - hard JRPG fanatics will make it past the lengthy introductory phase.

Lost Odyssey Made in the period when Microsoft was doing all it could to break into the Japanese games market, Lost Odyssey is one of my favourite JRPGs.

Exactly look at Final Fantasy Versus XIII aka FFXV that game was announced back at E3 2006 and still we ended up having to wait 10 years and in the midst of all this SE decided hey let's make 2 sequels to Final Fantasy XIII that nobody asked for, and that further convolute the story of an already dreadful trilogy that pales in comparison to other lower budget jrpg's of last gen that had far more likable characters such as Tales of Xillia, Valkyria Chronicles, and even Xenoblade Chronicles of which fared considerably better.

«I don't think the answer is trying to make turn - based games more mainstream because...» I don't have the answer either but the author of this article thinks that more traditional JRPG's like Persona 5 should go mainstream and that other Japanese devs should return to these roots.

JRPGs have come a long way and it doesn't make sense to me that I can save when I want when I am not in a dungeon but when I am in a dungeon, I can't save until I am able to find the arbitrarily placed save spot.