Vita if you want Jrpgs that have evolved and are not last gen games. The probablem with the 3DS is it's developers are stuck in the past and don't want to move on, so they just use old Jrpgs tech and keep making their PS1 quality games.
This for the fact you can get new experiences with newer engines, instead of having devs be lazy on the 3DS tech and just keep making PS1 quality rpgs over and over. Vita also would have more variety, more options, and can run them in such a way you can feel immersed in their worlds.
Vita if you want Jrpgs that have evolved and are not last gen games. The probablem with the 3DS is it's developers are stuck in the past and don't want to move on, so they just use old Jrpgs tech and keep making their PS1 quality games.Iblis-Trigger
[QUOTE="Iblis-Trigger"]Vita if you want Jrpgs that have evolved and are not last gen games. The probablem with the 3DS is it's developers are stuck in the past and don't want to move on, so they just use old Jrpgs tech and keep making their PS1 quality games.vashkey
Funny since the best jrpgs are stuck in the past. No they are not, you are stuck in the past, jrpgs failed on console because you idiots did not want change and eventually that hurt after 3 gens of the same crap over and over. People say handheld rpgs are different bt they are not, they are just companies making cash off making games they made 3000 years ago. Time to move on.
[QUOTE="vashkey"][QUOTE="Iblis-Trigger"]Vita if you want Jrpgs that have evolved and are not last gen games. The probablem with the 3DS is it's developers are stuck in the past and don't want to move on, so they just use old Jrpgs tech and keep making their PS1 quality games.Iblis-Trigger
Funny since the best jrpgs are stuck in the past. No they are not, you are stuck in the past, jrpgs failed on console because you idiots did not want change and eventually that hurt after 3 gens of the same crap over and over. People say handheld rpgs are different bt they are not, they are just companies making cash off making games they made 3000 years ago. Time to move on. So you agree that jrpgs this gen failed. I rest my case.
You should ask people to list it out, because I really can't think of JRPGs for either that aren't ports or remakes. Actually there's KH on 3DS, that's about it.
You should ask people to list it out, because I really can't think of JRPGs for either that aren't ports or remakes. Actually there's KH on 3DS, that's about it.
GD1551
There also Shin Megami Tensei 4,Etrian Odyssey 4, Paper Mario Sticker Star, Fire Emblem Awakening, Rune Factory 4, and Bravely Default for the 3DS.
[QUOTE="vashkey"][QUOTE="Iblis-Trigger"][QUOTE="vashkey"] Funny since the best jrpgs are stuck in the past. No they are not, you are stuck in the past, jrpgs failed on console because you idiots did not want change and eventually that hurt after 3 gens of the same crap over and over. People say handheld rpgs are different bt they are not, they are just companies making cash off making games they made 3000 years ago. Time to move on. So you agree that jrpgs this gen failed. I rest my case. No your case was they were stuck in the past. The reason why they failed is because you and others did not realize console Jrpgs where the only ones changing. Now where are the Jrpgs? nowhere, you case has been dimissed.
You should ask people to list it out, because I really can't think of JRPGs for either that aren't ports or remakes. Actually there's KH on 3DS, that's about it.
GD1551
Here is a small list of upcoming titles on both the 3DS and Vita (I could only think of one Vita title.) I listed titles that aren't ports/remakes but Persona might be a remake I don't know it just says working title.
Monster Hunter 4 (3DS) Paper Mario: Sticker Star (3DS) Shin Megami Tensei 4 (3DS) Bravely Default Flying Fairy (3DS) Code of Princess (3DS) Eternal Eden (3DS) Etrian Odyssey IV (3DS) Fantasy Life (3DS) Fire Emblem: Awakening (3DS) Project X Zone (3DS) Rune Factory 4 (3DS) Persona (Working Title) (3DS) Time Travellers (3DS and Vita)
Edit* If somebody would list the Vita games that aren't ports or remakes go ahead. I only listed 3DS titles except one which is also on the Vita but it was announced for 3DS first.
You should ask people to list it out, because I really can't think of JRPGs for either that aren't ports or remakes. Actually there's KH on 3DS, that's about it.
Nintendo_Ownes7
Here is a small list of upcoming titles on both the 3DS and Vita (I could only think of one Vita title.) I listed titles that aren't ports/remakes but Persona might be a remake I don't know it just says working title.
Monster Hunter 4 (3DS) Paper Mario: Sticker Star (3DS) Shin Megami Tensei 4 (3DS) Bravely Default Flying Fairy (3DS) Code of Princess (3DS) Eternal Eden (3DS) Etrian Odyssey IV (3DS) Fantasy Life (3DS) Fire Emblem: Awakening (3DS) Project X Zone (3DS) Rune Factory 4 (3DS) Persona (Working Title) (3DS) Time Travellers (3DS and Vita)
On the Vita you've got ZoE remake, Persona 4, New Little King's Story, Ys 4, Disgaea 3, FFX, and...great scott, these are all ports!
Edit* If somebody would list the Vita games that aren't ports or remakes go ahead. I only listed 3DS titles except one which is also on the Vita but it was announced for 3DS first.Nintendo_Ownes7
Time Travelers would be more of a Visual novel than anything else.
You should ask people to list it out, because I really can't think of JRPGs for either that aren't ports or remakes. Actually there's KH on 3DS, that's about it.
tarzanell
Here is a small list of upcoming titles on both the 3DS and Vita (I could only think of one Vita title.) I listed titles that aren't ports/remakes but Persona might be a remake I don't know it just says working title.
Monster Hunter 4 (3DS) Paper Mario: Sticker Star (3DS) Shin Megami Tensei 4 (3DS) Bravely Default Flying Fairy (3DS) Code of Princess (3DS) Eternal Eden (3DS) Etrian Odyssey IV (3DS) Fantasy Life (3DS) Fire Emblem: Awakening (3DS) Project X Zone (3DS) Rune Factory 4 (3DS) Persona (Working Title) (3DS) Time Travellers (3DS and Vita)
On the Vita you've got ZoE remake, Persona 4, New Little King's Story, Ys 4, Disgaea 3, FFX, and...great scott, these are all ports!New Little King's Story isn't a port so that is atleast two games so far.
[QUOTE="psx_warrior"][QUOTE="Iblis-Trigger"][QUOTE="vashkey"] So you agree that jrpgs this gen failed. I rest my case. No your case was they were stuck in the past. The reason why they failed is because you and others did not realize console Jrpgs where the only ones changing. Now where are the Jrpgs? nowhere, you case has been dimissed.Your argument is epic fail since there have been a lot of threads here lately wondering where all the jrpgs have gone. I believe I know why, but I'm not going to bother to explain it to you because you are just going to spout off more of your own opinions as fact. I just said that people are wondering where Jrpgs have gone. The rpbolem is that you lack reading skills, but since you are around 12 years of age, you are still developing those skills. Also where are the opinions?
[QUOTE="Iblis-Trigger"][QUOTE="psx_warrior"][QUOTE="Iblis-Trigger"] No your case was they were stuck in the past. The reason why they failed is because you and others did not realize console Jrpgs where the only ones changing. Now where are the Jrpgs? nowhere, you case has been dimissed.Your argument is epic fail since there have been a lot of threads here lately wondering where all the jrpgs have gone. I believe I know why, but I'm not going to bother to explain it to you because you are just going to spout off more of your own opinions as fact. I just said that people are wondering where Jrpgs have gone. The rpbolem is that you lack reading skills, but since you are around 12 years of age, you are still developing those skills. Also where are the opinions?I'm going to do something I don't think I've ever seen anybody on system wars do. I went back and read your comment and compared what you wrote to the comment I wrote, and you're right. My apologies to you. BTW, I'm 39, but I'm just waking up, as in I haven't been out of bed too long. I would like to see more jrpgs myself like they used to be. We had lots of them on ps and ps2 like the Wild Arms games, FF VII-IX, and the like. I think the technology has ruined companies like Squenix because they feel like they gotta push graphics over story and gameplay anymore.
Which is better for JRPGs? The Vita. Which has better JRPGs? The 3DS. But me personally, I would be trying to judge either on that until both have been out a few years.
[QUOTE="AtariKidX"]PS Vita is the best choice.Iblis-Trigger
This for the fact you can get new experiences with newer engines, instead of having devs be lazy on the 3DS tech and just keep making PS1 quality rpgs over and over. Vita also would have more variety, more options, and can run them in such a way you can feel immersed in their worlds. So...where are these games you are talking about? If anything the average for Vita games is probably going to be games that end up as hi-def PS2 level-tech with the integration of some social-features: Lord of Apocalyse is one example of that. YS Sea of Foliage looks around that. In fact the strongest RPG on the Vita atm is Persona 4 The Golden (which is pretty much what I just described). It's not so much as being lazy, but about Japanese developers simply not having the team-sizes, budgets or resources to make AAA-production-value games. The exception being SE who basically has no idea what they are doing,
Not sure why you would wan't to play a jrpg on a hand held the battery life is a huge problem.
noscope-ak47
It's not really so much a choice as a necessity. There simply aren't many JRPG's released on home-consoles (even in Japan). So if you want a deep, long, engaging game, you have to really trade off production values and development costs. At the moment, in spite of deeply enjoying P4G and looking forward to Ys/Zero no Kiseki Evolution, I am not sure that in the long-run it will have strong support. The system has little to no support from SE, which is pretty damning given that SE publishes many games even if it doesn't make them,
[QUOTE="Iblis-Trigger"][QUOTE="psx_warrior"]Your argument is epic fail since there have been a lot of threads here lately wondering where all the jrpgs have gone. I believe I know why, but I'm not going to bother to explain it to you because you are just going to spout off more of your own opinions as fact.psx_warrior
I just said that people are wondering where Jrpgs have gone. The rpbolem is that you lack reading skills, but since you are around 12 years of age, you are still developing those skills. Also where are the opinions?I'm going to do something I don't think I've ever seen anybody on system wars do. I went back and read your comment and compared what you wrote to the comment I wrote, and you're right. My apologies to you. BTW, I'm 39, but I'm just waking up, as in I haven't been out of bed too long. I would like to see more jrpgs myself like they used to be. We had lots of them on ps and ps2 like the Wild Arms games, FF VII-IX, and the like. I think the technology has ruined companies like Squenix because they feel like they gotta push graphics over story and gameplay anymore. On an aside, I think the issue isn't technology, but rather that SE has not really pushed tech very well. This is just some conjecture here, but I feel that a combination of the Japanese life-time employment system, lack of adoption of new technology and a lack of training have led to the current state of SE's issue with tech. I recall a video where they showed off a system that allowed the characters in FFXIII to lip-synch accurately by painstakingly matching each syllable to a pre-scripted mouth-movement. In other words they exerting a lot of effort and resources that modern-day motion-cap/rendering solutions do mostly automatically. The lifetime employment model in Japan means old-dogs stay set in their ways, using old tech that can't match the demands of making big, modern games. The lack of training means these guys don't learn how to use new tech and the deference to seniority means that that the entire game development as a whole stays routed in old-ineffective tech. SE should have just used an off-the-shelf engine and trained everyone in it instead of spending years making an engine that doesn't even automate some of the most important parts of making an RPG.
It is an Action Role Playing Game and it is made it Japan it is a JRPG.
Nothing is rpgish about it... no choices & consequences, no stories, no level-up... you get loots and use them to customize equiptments, that's about it. It's like calling Armored core / devil may cry / dynasty warrior a rpg. O_o
It is an Action Role Playing Game and it is made it Japan it is a JRPG. To be honest many of the same people who play Monster Hunter also play JRPGs. For that reason, irrespective of what MH might be, the reality remains that where MH goes, so will the development of a load of other RPG titles designed to sell to the same pool of people.
[QUOTE="themajormayor"]Vita is better for everythingDNAbro
except you know, games.
What are you talking about? PSvita at least have a few games for someone above the age of seven. 3DS is a great toy but garbage handheld. VIta is a decent handheld.
Well... I had to think about this for a bit. But right now I guess the 3DS because of course they have a bigger lineup (including DS backlog). Vita has some stuff coming out later plus there's an Atlus sale going on PSN right now til the 31st.
First of all, I live in Europe which has a smaller chance of getting JRPG's than NA. Sometimes it just takes years...but I am talking about my psp experiences.
titles which have yet to be confirmed to be released outside japan (correct me if I am wrong):
-bravely default
-rune factory 4
-monster hunter 3
-monster hunter 4
-...
Good thing is we'll get fire emblem. I'd like to have that game.
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