Gamecube RPG's - Can you name any?
 

I cant.

And FF:Crystal Chronicles doesnt count.

That seems kinda sucky.

I wish the GC had better RPG's. This is why I like the PS2 better although I am going to stop leeching off my girlfriend's brother's GC and buy one of my own.

I hear that Skies of Arcadia is a good game

Those are then one's that are pretty good, not great but you can play them a pretty long time before they bore you.

Did they redefine RPG again? :?:

GBA has a handful of decent old-style RPG's, so get a Gameboy Player and get those.

But I want RPG's for the GC.

Why does Nintendo neglect this area? They did the same on the N64.

Because most RPGs they have made without Squaresoft's help suck, and they know it.

Skies of Arcadia is an awesome game, and PSO is fun only if you have online.

What about the other series' out there?

Square isnt the only developer out there. It's a shame.

There was enix, that went far before it merged with Square....hah square puts people out of buisness. Capcom makes a decent rpg every now and again but I havent seen them do much lately.

<font color="#99CCFF">Lost Kingdoms 1 and 2 would count IMO, but I played 2, and it's not great</font>

Doesnt Capcom do the 'Breath of Fire' series?

Anyway, they have a game on the PS2. :rant:

Hmm wasnt sure about the Capcom making the breath of fire series, so I loaded some up on the ole emulator. Breath of Fire 1 shows a squaresoft logo, then it flashes to a screen where it says that Breath of Fire is a registered trademark to capcom. Someone else check there emulator and give me some insight onto this.

Neither is 1.

Lost Kingdoms 1 was basically a CCG. Maybe the second one was RPG-ish, but having a deck of cards does NOT count as an RPG.

<font color="#99CCFF">So would someone define an RPG for me then?
A definate description of one please :)</font>

Easier said than done.

However, considering the game is closer to "Magic: The Gathering Battleground," I'd say it's basically a digital collectible card game.

Well, if you look at it from a broad perspective, just about every game is an RPG.

You assume the role of a character and do whatever it is the game is about.

:p

Well, you don't really assume the role of any video game character.

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