How can Squeenix fix itself?

Had'ohken · 12-01-2008, 08:25 PM

Nomura's not JUST an art guy anymore, he's also the creative head of most of those projects, and they HAVE given him a lot more leeway especially with the COMPILATION OF TEN-YEAR-OLD RPG THAT DIDN'T NEED SEQUELS OR PREQUELS.

The two-to-three stellar games a year method seemed to work in the days of the SNES. Maybe if they made sure those games were GOOD unlike THIS http://www.amazon.com/Last-Remnant-X...8180758&sr=8-1 and THIS http://www.amazon.com/Infinite-Undis...8180758&sr=8-6

You make a point about them being in the market for 20 years. It's been said time and again, but JRPG companies are stuck at 20 years ago. They haven't brought us the kind of fresh innovation some WRPGs have. Not to say all WRPGs are perfect, but they're trying new things.

12-01-2008, 08:25 PM	#11
Had'ohken Goomba Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 17	Nomura's not JUST an art guy anymore, he's also the creative head of most of those projects, and they HAVE given him a lot more leeway especially with the COMPILATION OF TEN-YEAR-OLD RPG THAT DIDN'T NEED SEQUELS OR PREQUELS. The two-to-three stellar games a year method seemed to work in the days of the SNES. Maybe if they made sure those games were GOOD unlike THIS http://www.amazon.com/Last-Remnant-X...8180758&sr=8-1 and THIS http://www.amazon.com/Infinite-Undis...8180758&sr=8-6 You make a point about them being in the market for 20 years. It's been said time and again, but JRPG companies are stuck at 20 years ago. They haven't brought us the kind of fresh innovation some WRPGs have. Not to say all WRPGs are perfect, but they're trying new things.