I cant believe sony hasnt put out one jrpg yet in 2007? are they trying to lose

I cant believe sony hasnt put out one jrpg yet in 2007? are they trying to lose customers?? what the hell are they doing? I never would have thought an xbox console is the system to get at the moment if you like jrpgs how the hell does this work??

Instead there putting out 6 hour games and while I luv the games like heavenly sword and uncharted a game that can be finished in 1-2 days with no multiplayer doesnt really deserve to sell well, most people rent movies not buy movies so why should playstation 3 owners buy a game you can finish in 1-2 days with no reply value because there movie like games.

People never rewatch movies , heck they don't even buy movies ..... they just go to the theatre or rent them. Give us FILLER content SONY that extends the game , it doesn't even have to be good !

Sure it is multiplat but didnt Enchanted arms come to Ps3 this year?aroxx_ab

Yes... but have you played it?

The PS3 port got extra slowdown and tearing to go with some piss porr Sixaxis control extras, all adding to a pretty poor game in the first place.

jrpg's take a long time to make. that's all i can think of :?

They should have paid as much as it took to get Eternal Sonata ported this year, or even better exclusive to PS3. It would have helped in Japan. The PS3 for some reason doesn't seem to have much support from Japanese developers yet. Except for Ninja Gaiden Sigma and VF5 all of their best 3rd party games are from the west, with many of these games also appearing on 360 at the same time.

Namco and Capcom helped put Sony where it is today and even they have been light on games for the system (only Ridge Racer and Gundam?). With PS2 it wasn't this way and it certainly wasn't this way with PS1. Games like Tekken and Resident Evil helped PS1 in it's early days and on PS2 it again was games like TTT, AC4, DMC and Onimusha that helped get it's library off to a good start in the first year.

umm folklore is a JRPG, isn't it ?Swift_Boss_A

I'd say folklore is a very generic hack-n-slash adventure, with very generic rpg elements to it..