You might want to check out Fight Magic Items by Aidan Moher. It collects a ton of interviews and anecdotes to create a kind of personal history of JRPGs. It's not authoritative, but it is a great view into the constraints and trends that gave birth to jrpgs alongside their western counterparts.
Another fun read Fred!
You might want to check out Fight Magic Items by Aidan Moher. It collects a ton of interviews and anecdotes to create a kind of personal history of JRPGs. It's not authoritative, but it is a great view into the constraints and trends that gave birth to jrpgs alongside their western counterparts.
Oh, sounds fascinating! Thanks for the recommendation!
I love the idea of end game players taking on the storyteller role for others!