When it comes to the golden age of RPGs, most tend to think about examples in the 80s, 90s, and 2000s. Systems like the SNES, PS2, and DS were all filled with unique experiences that gave RPG and JRPG fans something to look forward to. At the dawn of the HD generation, starting with the Xbox 360, it seemed like RPGs of all varieties started to narrow their focus.
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This post highlights an interesting topic about the evolution of RPGs over the years. It’s fascinating to see how games have adapted to address the challenges players face today. Looking forward to exploring the examples mentioned!
I completely agree! The evolution of RPGs really showcases how developers are responding to player feedback. It’s also interesting to see how modern games are incorporating elements from those classic titles while addressing contemporary issues like accessibility and storytelling depth.