Everyone who has said III for DS is cool

Everyone who has said II, because of the level up system, you are wrong, it is one of the best level up systems going and way before it's time, use something to better your mastery of it, that makes a heck of a lot of sense.

XII because of the battle system is also wrong, it's just the ATB system but you get to move around while doing it, it's pretty much just an advancement on X-2's battle system

X-2, not the worst game, especially if you base it again on battle system. X-2's battle system IS the ATB system, if you say X-2 is the worst FF game because of the battle system, you don't like FF 4-9 because they all use the same battle system.

Haven't played Dirge so I can't comment

and you who said V...get out :p

Who seriously believes that Natal is real? and Milo? Hey You, Pikachu? I honestly don't think it's gonna work?

Do we have any info on those 'Private viewings' of Milo that Molyneux was on about?

Enchanted Arms, I feel like turning that dvd into a cup holder.Fastenprune

Aww come on, Enchanted Arms wasn't that bad, worst game on 360 is easily Two Worlds

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In addition to what mythrol said, I think JRPGs all seem to have a traditional formula to them, linking them right back to very early games like the original Final Fantasy. I'm not saying that modern JRPGs aren't innovative, just that they stay true to their heritage.

On the other hand, most WRPG series are relatively young (like Mass Effect) and tend to focus on creating a totally new experience, in the hopes of establishing a franchise.

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WRPG isn't young at all either, take Oblivion for example, it is very much a Dungeons and Dragons type of RPG, the player chooses a character and takes control of that character, the actions that character takes, the weaponry used, etc. Mass Effect also draws on these aspects just it involves shooting so that FPS fans can kind of get a grip over what an RPG is while shooting and blowing things up like on their favorite games.

JRPGs; Lost Odyssey, Last Remnant and Tales of Vesperia (for variation of gameplay and style) DO NOT PLAY: Blue Dragon (It's terrible, childish, not humorous and above all boring)

WRPGs; The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion, Mass Effect and Fable II (just because I think Oblivion is the best game on the system, Mass Effect for variation and Fable for well...Stephen Fry?) DO NOT PLAY: Two Worlds! EVER! The End.