Tristan Jurkovich is a freelance writer who specializes in video game content. With a passion for gaming and a keen eye for lesser-known titles, Tristan covers a wide range of topics including game adaptations, forgotten franchises, and niche genres. His articles can be found on GameRant.com and Cigalah Group.
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Summary PS1 had great RPGs like FF7 & Suikoden, but some one-off games didn't become franchises.
Summary Western franchises like Fallout and Horizon offer colorful, grim dystopian gaming experiences with extensive exploration opportunities.
Summary The Witcher 3 and Dragon Age exemplify vibrant high fantasy worlds with deep lore involving monsters, races, and magic.
The PS2 initially launched in an era of 4:3 home televisions, but as screens grew over time, some PS2 games came with a Widescreen viewing option.
Low fantasy settings make for immersive gaming experiences my keeping the story grounded and bringing the magic into our world...or somewhere like it.
Summary Classic RPG franchises like Breath of Fire could benefit from a shift to action-based combat for a fresh experience.
Summary Yakuza's success with turn-based RPGs opens the door for other action games to consider the same shift.
Summary Game remasters sometimes remove English dubbed tracks. Japanese RPGs often lack English voiceovers, which can impact the fan experience.
There are plenty of amazing one-off games that fans of tactical JRPGs will enjoy. Here are the best of the genre outside franchises.
Summary The PS2 saw the birth of new franchises and classics like Final Fantasy 10. Some PS2 RPGs were one-offs like The Bouncer, Okage, Radiata Stories, and Rogue Galaxy.
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