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Message: [QUOTE="NotReallyHere, post: 107810, member: 81170"] Parasite Eve, to me, will always be the heavyweight champ for RPGs set in the real world. The 3D, rotating overworld map of Manhattan was very impressive by PS1 standards, as was the use of real-world locations for the game's various "dungeons." Maybe not a true JRPG, though? Also on that note, the Genesis and SNES Shadowrun titles both take place in and around a futuristic Seattle. Though they both had Western developers, and I suppose wouldn't qualify as JRPGs by default ;) There WAS a Japanese-developed Shadowrun game for the Mega CD, though I believe it was a combo visual novel / strategy game? Might be worth checking out. I know there was an English translation in the works at one point, though I don't know if it was ever finished. And, of course, there's the recent Shadowrun Returns / Hong Kong / Dragonfall... which were all Western-developed. I guess those don't help OP too much, either :P [/QUOTE]

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