Latest about Xbox JRPG
Over nine classic Square Enix JRPGs have been announced for Xbox and some are available to buy right now
Timeless JRPGs on Xbox Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster, Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake, and two classic Mana games have been confirmed for Xbox consoles
Atlus' upcoming high-fantasy JRPG epic, Metaphor: ReFantazio, has a playable demo available right now for Xbox and PC
JRPG demo Play the opening chapters of Metaphor: ReFantazio with this playable demo and transfer your progress to the full version
The first gameplay trailer for a long-missing JRPG series hitting Xbox has just landed
Atelier coming to Xbox Atelier Yumia: The Alchemist of Memories & the Envisioned Land, the latest entry in the Atelier JRPG franchise, has just received a new trailer showcasing the title's gameplay and story.
The director of Final Fantasy 14, Naoki Yoshida, declares, "We would like to release more Square Enix games on Xbox, and there WILL be more of our titles released on Xbox"
More Square Enix Xbox JRPGs With Final Fantasy 14's strong reception on Xbox, Square Enix sees this as a sign that it will bring more of its titles to the platform.
The release date for the upcoming remasters of two classic JRPGs from the 1990s has been revealed
Suikoden returns During Nintendo's August Nintendo Direct event, Konami dropped a trailer for the upcoming HD remasters of the first two Suikoden games along with a release date announcement.
This long-overdue comeback of a classic JRPG series now has a playable demo available on Xbox and PC
A new demo! Square Enix has just released a playable demo for the upcoming action-JRPG Visions of Mana, where players will get a preview of its gameplay, story, and world.
Metaphor: ReFantazio hands-on preview — Never played Persona, but I'm interested in this
Preview I've never played an Atlus game like Persona or even been interested, but going hands-on with Metaphor: ReFantazio changed my mind a little.
Just as Xbox finally starts getting support from ATLUS and Square Enix, Capcom turns its back — but why?
Cap Capcom's Marvel Vs Capcom collection will be skipping Xbox while Square Enix is bringing the goods with Dragon Quest III and Fantasian Neo Dimension
