Console Role Playing Games
Chuck Bednar
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Gamers of all ages and types will enjoy Paper Mario, but each will have different reasons. Find out why Console RPGs editor Chuck Bednar calls it one of the best games ever designed.
Despite its loyal following, the Breath of Fire games have never been considered truly great. Will the fourth edition of Capcom's RPG series change that? Find out in our in-depth review!
The classic Sega Saturn RPG costs anywhere from $80-200 at online auction sites. Is it worth it? Console RPG editor Chuck Bednar shares his thoughts in this review
The 2001 Electronics Entertainment Expo has come and gone. And while most of the video game world is still reeling from the unveiling of Nintendo's GameCube and Microsoft's X-Box, the role-playing genre was extremely well represented at the show.
On its own merits, Grandia II is a solid RPG. But any sequel will inevitably be compared to its predecessor, and in that comparison this game comes up short. Find out more in our complete review!
Lunar 2: Eternal Blue Complete (review)
Game Arts and Working Designs have done it again, bringing the world of Lunar to life once more in a fun, well-written RPG with a lot of nice little touches. Eternal Blue may not be quite as good as Silver Star Story, but it is still a classic and is simply ...
Final Fantasy IX blends the best of the old with the best of the new. Does that make it the best Final Fantasy game yet? Read our full review to find out.
Skies of Arcadia has won numerous awards from fans and the gaming media alike. Suite 101's RPG editor has one more to add to the list, and fans of the game might be shocked to find out what it is.
Pokémon Gold and Silver (review)
with the release of Pokémon Gold and Silver for the Game Boy Color last October, Nintendo's flagship franchise has finally returned to its roots. Was it worth the wait? Find out in our review!
Dragon Warrior I & II (review)
"Dragon Warrior I & II is hands down the best hand-held RPG created to date. Everything about it, from the simple story to the ability to save the game anywhere, translates perfectly into a portable game."