From the list about I guess everyone is an old school jrpg?

There was once a Gundam jrpg game, Ms Saga. It certainly wasn't my favourite, nevertheless it was one of one I enjoyed most.

Megaten anyone?!!

Got xenosaga ma.....

The xenosaga series is "supposedly" prior episodes before the events in Xenogears.

Although they didn't specify the period, but it is well speculated it took place many many many years before.

Imagine prometheus, and then Alien.

The gameplay of course is a vast departure to what Xenogear offers.

everyone forgot about the upcoming Ni No Kuni 2....................

Being too kiddy yes I totally agree, But then again, what do you expect from Ghibli's touch?
The road to platinum was an enjoyable experience. I would of course prefer a turn based JRPG, don't really fancy Level 5 concept of battle system which is very similar to Rogue Galaxy / White Knight

The trend has changed. The departure of the latest FF series from the traditional ATBS system would only meant that developers have to succumb to the demand and preference of gamers. "Hardcore" gamers who lived through turn based RPG such as the majority of us here in this thread unfortunately only consists of a handful of a small slice in the pie chart.

Nowadays gamers prefer action oriented genre. Add a good gun and sword with splashes of blood and a little decapitation with excellent graphics, and basically you are good to go. Gamers in this generation do not understand the concept behind random encounter, and the battle system which is determined by your choice of action in the menu. Gamers in this generation demand "fast paced action oriented", and turn based would probably be a step backwards.

I would pay for a good old traditional turn based JRPG. I would die for a remastered Xenosaga trilogy. We live in an era where games have evolved so much since the NES days. Alas, so has JRPG. We don't see Suikoden anymore, or our beloved Breath of Fire.

Perhaps our only hope lies in the Dragon Quest franchise, and Megaten series (which is never a frequent release). World of FF surprisingly incorporated turned based, and I loved every moment of it.

At the end of the day, my opinion is, we adapt to the changes of time, assimilating both the good and bad of everything.

A long time ago, there was a rumour regarding a potential sequel to chronic trigger

Remember chrono break?

I usually PO from Lazada or 11street, with the right coupon the price would be significantly cheaper than outside market.

Anyone remember Grandia? Semi-turn based.

Yes, the theme song still remains one of my favourite till today. Noriyuki Iwadare also gave us the memorable boat scene in Lunar.

Yes, the theme song still remains one of my favourite till today. Noriyuki Iwadare also gave us the memorable boat scene in Lunar.

I love Ys. My first venture into the series was Ys IV, released for PS2. Not a fan of PC gaming, no doubt I have missed all its predecessor, hoping one fine day there would be an English console version.

As I was awaiting for my post uni result, somehow I just downloaded the free pc original Ys I and II. Battle was, surprisingly simple. Ram into enemies to inflict damage.

I love the last Ys for Vita, and will definitely will be my top priority again.

Unfortunately even after remastered this game will probably look dated.

Why don't Namco stopped remastering lacklustre games, and at least consider to give us what we wished for.

Xenosaga trilogy

Jrpg can never get more real than that. Especially part 3.

Know anywhere I can get Day One Ys?

Didn't see their promo or listing also.

I searched via game garage. Lazada, 11Street, shopee, didn't see English version of Ys also.

What region is yours? Day one got any dlc?

I have played all available Ys, and I loved the series very much. Just that this time the release went hidden behind my radar, now a little bit hard hunting a Day One edition.