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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barkley,_Shut_Up_and_Jam:_Gaiden When people ask me "Strategist, what's the weirdest JRPG game you've ever played?" I have a simple answer. Back in 2008 one of my college mates told me about this indie SNES JRPG style parody game based on Charles Barkley. He...

Disclaimer, this review was made in 2 years ago (Tho I slightly modify) it modify it when the fan translation just had came out, one week ago I made a PS1 JRPG retrospective and mentioned this game, and the fact I made a review about it. Ecsaform was released in 1999 for the PS1, however we...

Over the years I have played many JRPGs, this and the PSP are probably the system that I played most with, using emulators of course, today I am going to talk about them, and tell about my personal history with those games. So let's start with introducing myself and my relationship with, I was...

Eternal poison is a SRPG developed by Flight-Plan and published by banpresto in Japan and Atlus in North America, and I personally think the game is mediocre, but why is that the case? Story: It's probably one of the best thing about this game, it may not be excellent or great but it's good...

Played 1-5 and had a "like"/hate relationship with all of them. They have some unique/interesting story ideas sometimes (usually nonsensical though), have fucking awesome soundtracks, but overall it just pisses me off how popular the series is with all its flaws. The majority of their characters...

With the Suikoden 1+2 Remaster set to release in 2 days, there's also a mobile game in the works: "Suikoden Star Leaps" which will be tied to Suikoden V, bad news about that is it will be a gatcha. And lastly, an anime adaption of Suikoden 2 is currently in the works.

This is an offshoot of the Final Fantasy thread. All JRPG talk is welcome, whether Final Fantasy, Dragon Quest or Fire Emblem. Feel free to compare your Final Fantasy Tactics to Fire Emblem: Three Houses to your heart's content. Bring in Shining force while you are at it.

Graphics and some removed phrases aside (no more Bruce Lee reference in game from original), I think it complements the original and gives it a fresh new style that makes it fun and exciting.

Xbox360 exclusive JRPG released in 2007 with many interesting things in this production. From the director/creator of Final Fantasy, Hironobu Sakaguchi, and with music by Final Fantasy composer Nobuo Uematsu. Very stable framerate and practically removes the loading times which was a huge...

Part V: Mystic Quest: Squaresoft does North America (and Europe) In the previous chapter, we discussed Final Fantasy IV. If interested, read it here. Squaresoft of America's early era marketing never ceases to be weird. The messaging was all over the place. No wonder the games flopped all the...

When the PSP was released, I wasn't smart enough to play JRPGs on it. These days, I see that the system has some great gems worth trying. I'd like to ask, what are some of your favorite PSP JRPGs?