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RPG titles
What's the general consensus on the RPG titles on the Xbox 360? From what I've seen there are 2 RPGs. Not sure if there are any more. One is Eternal Sonata, the other I can't remember the name of. One of these has multiplayer capabilities during regular game play, which sounds similar to Secret of Mana or something.
My questions are, what titles are there, which ones are worth getting, and how good is the multiplayer action if applicable. MMORPGs don't count. I know Phantasy Star Online is on the Xbox 360, but have no interest in it, or any other games I have to pay to play. |
Funny thing, that. I know there were a number of games that made me consider getting a 360 as recently as last week. For the life of me, I can't remember what the hell they were. One may have been an RPG, but I doubt it.
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A few that one of my friends has come up with:
- Oblivion (whihc you obviously know already) - Mass Effect - Blue Dragon - Enchanted Arms Blue Dragon is a three disc jobby, and seems to be in the cartoon anime style, but 3D. Enchanted Arms is somewhat pretty, but the battle system lacks somewhat. Both of these apparently have really annoying Japanese styles. Mass Effect is a must-buy. No questions asked. You could argue that Assassin's Creed has RPG elements to it, also. Either way, it's also a must-buy. |
mass effect is REALLY boring at first....but once you get into it you cant put it down.... im a "vanguard" class, and enjoy the hell out of it
oblivion is definately the best RPG for the 360 bar none....( im not really a big fan of turn based bullshit ) i cant say enough for this game...its beautiful, and absolutely amazing.....i LOVE this game |
ive herd so much about blue dragn but cant figure out what it is
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It's a game created by the creator of the Final Fantasy series - Hironobu Sakaguchi.
The art style is distinctly Japanese, with a cartoonish, anime-ish feel to it - the characters, for example, are the type that look to be three foot tall: http://xbox360media.ign.com/xbox360/...0004554478.jpg The plot is a generic bad person terrorising the world, so the heroes set out to stop him. Quote:
I haven't a clue if it was a good game or not, and if it succeeded in the Western Market, but I do know that it was the first 360 game to have to utilise multiple DVD's - three, in fact. What's interesting to note is that Sakaguchi's next game, Lost Odyssey, is also multi-disc. |
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