PSU writes:
"One famed JRPG director has noticed a growing divide between Western and Eastern role-playing experiences, and cites influence from the former in developing the latter.
Earlier today, PSU sat down with Yoshito Okamura, Gust Game Director behind Atelier Ayesha: The Alchemist of Dusk, an RPG that released this week exclusively on PlayStation 3. During the interview, Okamura-kun expressed that the current RPG market has largely divulged into two sectors--one being realistic, and the other involving 'traditional systemic game play.'"
One of the writers at MONG spent the last week gluing things to other things in Gust and Koei Tecmo's latest RPG release on the Vita. How does the game hold up? Is it worth replaying if you've already experienced the PS3 version? Check out his thoughts here!
The ABS and PVC figure has stands 225mm tall (8.85 inches) and is a 1/8 scale.
Gust’s alchemically-inclined girls (and guy) are now available for order in the form of life-sized towels.
Seen this on the store and liked the art style.
Could have bought Fallout. Instead went and got Ys I&II Chronicles babay!!!! <3
just 2? there are action RPG (Kingdom Hearts), turn-based RPG(FF), FPS RPG(Borderlands, Skyrim), RTS RPG(R&C Q-Force) and so on, right? or is he talking about Western vs Japanese RPG?