One of the few exclusive JRPGs that the Xbox 360 ever had, Blue Dragon is the first effort from Final Fantasy creator Hironobu Sakaguchi for the Xbox 360 through a partnership between his company Mistwalker, and Microsoft. Story wise, you’ll be investigating a highly shady, and stratified society. It features a hybrid type of gameplay that is part turn-based, part-action, and has some elements that might be familiar to Valkyria Chronicles fans. Resonance of Fate is a faster-paced JRPG published by SEGA and developed by tri-Ace (Star Ocean & Valkyrie Profile). Resonance of FateĪnother under the radar JRPG game from the Xbox 360, that is also getting a remaster in the near future for current-gen consoles. Keep in mind that a remastered version is on the way if you have a current-gen console which will improve the game’s maligned graphics. It’s battle system is quite different from other modern Square Enix games, and is worth giving a try if you’re tired of the more action-oriented gameplay seen recently in games, but don’t want the same old turn-based combat either. Non-Final Fantasy Square Enix JRPGs aren’t as common as they once were, even less so during the Xbox 360 era. The Last RemnantĪlthough there’s a remastered version of the game on the way for current-gen consoles, the original is still there waiting to be played on the Xbox 360 if you’re into it. Definitely give it a shot though and see if it’s for you. It has an excellent soundtrack, just like in the sequel, but the story and gameplay will isn’t as universally loved like in Automata.
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While NieR: Automata on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One elevated the series to the highest tier of JRPG acclaim, the original game that started things off wasn’t too shabby either. And the music is without a doubt top notch. While the story was nonsensical and too linear for some, the combat was fast-paced and exciting, while not drifting radically from its roots like FFXV. It might be because the Xbox 360 didn’t have that many JRPGs, but even still it’s a solid game. Best Xbox 360 JRPGsĪrguably the most controversial Final Fantasy of all-time, Final Fantasy XIII despite the love or hate it response, is still among the best Xbox 360 JRPGs. Here are the best Xbox 360 JRPGs of all time. The Xbox 360 wasn’t a hub for JRPGs, but it certainly had a few hits.
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