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Grandia Xtreme is a JRPG released in 2002 for the PS2 made by Game Art and publish by Enix, being a spin-off of the Grandia series, which is supposedly a more "Gameplay" focus, Grandia 1 was once of the first JRPG I have ever played and liked it, later I always played Grandia 2 which I loved...

So lately I've been playing Persona 2: Innocent Sin and it got me thinking about my weird relationships with JRPGs again. I consider myself a fan even though I struggle to finish 90% of them. Even when I get pretty deep into the story very rarely I stuck till the end credits. And playing Persona...

The Legend of Heroes: A Tear of Vermillion was released in 1996 for the PC-98 being one of the last big games made for that platform, only 4 years later the game was remade for Windows remake , and by a remake I really mean it, the PC-98 was a non-linear RPG with a lot of side quest and Grinding...

Growlanser: Wayfarer of Time was released in 2003 for the PS2 exclusively in Japan, in 2011 it received a PSP port, and in 2012 this game finally received a western release, and this is the version that I am played. The game was made by Career Soft and published by Atlus, it's as you can...

Lost in Translation: SNES Edition Part 2 Its been a while since the previous edition of this retrospective, hasn’t it? Life has a way to run roughshod over our plans. Work, hobbies, illness, all were contributors to the delays. Also, it turns out that JRPGs are waaaaay looong! I finally got...

Hi all, We all know the PS2 Had a massive library, and many games seems lost within a sea of demo disks, region exclusivity and limited releases. So I wanted to set up a thread to helping everyone filter through those old lofty memories and track down games you remember, but may have never...

Black Rock Shooter The Game was released in August 25, 2011 in Japan and 2 years later in 2013 it came out in the west, based on an anime of the same name. I am really surprised this game was able to be release in the west, especially this late into the PSP's life cycle, by 2013, the PSP was...

So, Metaphor: ReFantazio is a JRPG developed by Atlus and released last year, it was developed by the same team that created the modern trilogy of the Persona series and Catherine. It was also directed by Katsura Hashino (the director of the modern Persona trilogy and Catherine) Some people...

Lost in Translation: SNES Edition, Part 1 Late 1995 to 1996 was a frustrating time period for North American Squaresoft fans. Those of us who read gaming magazines on the regular would get reports from the Japanese trade shows about all sorts of games from the company. Many of these looked...

The Super Nintendo had a lot of RPGs made for it; the Super Famicom even more so. With the likes of Star Ocean, LiveALive, Shin Megami Tensei, Terranigma, Breath of Fire, Dragon Quest, and Super Mario RPG all on store shelves, how is a game developer supposed to compete? Well, one way to go...

Shadow Hearts Covenant was released in 2004 as sequel to Shadow Hearts in Japan it was called Shadow hearts 2, It was develop by Sacnoth and Published by Midway in North America. A sequel Ideally should expend everything that the original had, and this game attempts that with better Graphics...

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.