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Are Western and Japanese RPGs so Different? That’s what I explore in the new episode of my game design history show, Design Iconshttps://youtu.be/fJiwn8iXqOI
A small number of people found my latest video difficult to watch, so I’ve made a separate, visually accessible version! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hg70NfLNjF4 … - Projector effect removed, to limit fast motion - Colour bleed and film grain effects greatly reduced
oh i missed this series, cool!
I've never seen a 5000 year old loli in a western RPG, so yeah.
I think that's an "innovation" that Fire Emblem brought to the RPG genre 
You have such a great voice for narration.
This was incredibly interesting. Had no idea Japanese devs were inspired by ultima and wizardry!
I can't be certain but I'm fairly sure "Mugen" is said with a hard G.
Once again, as a "casual" games history, I'm really happy you've done Wizardry and Ultima (and Rogue) justice. Games enthusiasts (esp. RPG players) should know more about these series.
I still find it weird that RPG is the only genre that has country/region specific sub genres.
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