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Originally Posted by Samus-Fan
I wasn't strictly talking about FFXIII, but with that, on Xbox 360, I believe so. I think Heavy Rain has it beat on PS3 though.
We could also change the name to, "The Offical STRICTLY RPG AND NO OTHER MIXED GENRE Recommended RPG List" since Borderlands (An RPG) isn't being counted.
How can Fallout 3 be counted, but Borderlands not counted?
And Kingdom Hearts, and not AC. But I see what you're saying. Though I think when Skyrim comes out it will beat it in graphics, if all that has been said about it is true.
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Originally Posted by Samus-Fan
Might as well change the Title to "The Official Epsilon X Recommended RPG List" then.
You also haven't added like 10 RPG's here that actually sparked modern ones to exist.
this topic was meant for full-fledged RPG's, not shooters where u get items and have some leveling up systems, but if the rest of the forum disagrees and says it should go on, then i'll put it on.
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And Kingdom Hearts, and not AC. But I see what you're saying. Though I think when Skyrim comes out it will beat it in graphics, if all that has been said about it is true.
ASSASSINS CREED IS NOT AN RPG
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We could also change the name to, "The Offical STRICTLY RPG AND NO OTHER MIXED GENRE Recommended RPG List" since Borderlands (An RPG) isn't being counted.
How can Fallout 3 be counted, but Borderlands not counted?
Fallout 3 is an RPG with guns. Borderlands is a shooter where u level stuff up.
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Originally Posted by EpsilonX
this topic was meant for full-fledged RPG's, not shooters where u get items and have some leveling up systems, but if the rest of the forum disagrees and says it should go on, then i'll put it on.
ASSASSINS CREED IS NOT AN RPG
Fallout 3 is an RPG with guns. Borderlands is a shooter where u level stuff up.
According to who?! If you find me a quote or anything that says that AC is not an RPG, i'll stop right now.
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"Genres Third person, Action, Stealth, Open World"
I haven't yet found anything to say that it is an RPG I'm afraid
Sorry :(
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Originally Posted by Jayhmmz
"Genres Third person, Action, Stealth, Open World"
I haven't yet found anything to say that it is an RPG I'm afraid
Sorry :(
But does it say its not?
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Originally Posted by Flab-Ender
But does it say its not?
Doesn't say it's not, no. But nothing at all mentions anything about it being related to an RPG
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Originally Posted by Flab-Ender
According to who?! If you find me a quote or anything that says that AC is not an RPG, i'll stop right now.
Everbody except you. Hold on, i'll prove it to you right now. gonna post on the amazon forums.
edit: this computer is a piece of junk and won't let me go on any websites other than facebook and gf
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Originally Posted by Jayhmmz
Doesn't say it's not, no. But nothing at all mentions anything about it being related to an RPG
But I still don't see how it's not. I mean RPG is such a large genre, and very broad. A lot of games can be included, and they don't have to be very specific. I just think the fact that you assume the ROLE of a character and play through a story pretty much puts it in that category.
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Originally Posted by Aizen
NES / SNES :
Zelda : A Link to the Past
N64:
Zelda : Ocarina of Time
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Originally Posted by BobTD
I noticed your NES, SNES, N64, Gamecube, and Wii sections where lacking in good RPGs. =P
Sooooo.... I guess here:
NES:
Wizardry
Zelda, Links awakening was more so an RPG then the first.
Dragon Warrior 1-4 (thankfully you can find 1&2 on the GBC)
SNES:
The ones I personally recommend:
Super mario RPG
Secret of Mana
Chrono Trigger
Earthbound
N64:
(oh dear not much to pick from)
Quest 64
Paper mario
Gamecube:
Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door
Tales of Symphonia
Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance
Phantasy Star Online: Episode I & II
Evolution Worlds
Wii:
Super Paper Mario
Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World
Phantom Brave: We Meet Again
Ignored those.
Those first 7 completely started RPG's and you haven't added those.
And Fallout is a RPG with guns.
Leveling up, attributes, quests.
Borderlands only has leveling up, quests, tons of different types of weapons, different attribute changes (Class Mods), and upgrades you can have for your player.
I'm not seeing how they are any different, other than in Fallout you can specifically choose the stats you up on where on Borderlands, they are thrown into Class Mods and player upgrades.
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The only difference is that Borderlands is a wee bit simpler.
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