Xbox 360 Exclusive JRPGs on Xbox One
Given it wasn't a big player in Japan (or Asia in general), JRPGs that were only available on the Xbox 360 are quite a rare breed indeed. Even rarer, then, are those that are included in the list of backwards compatible titles for Xbox One.
Exclusives
The only 3 titles that I know tick both boxes (360 exclusive AND backwards compatible on the Xbox One) are:Infinite Undiscovery |
Infinite Undiscovery
Lost Odyssey and Blue Dragon enjoy reasonably high profiles, but I have a soft spot for Infinite Undiscovery. It seemed to mainly exist as a test game for the new Star Ocean engine but is an enjoyable fantasy JRPG with a solid cast and good battle system. It also features a New Game+ mode, which bumps up the difficulty.Multi-platform Titles
Then there are a few more which are backwards compatible but are available on other platforms:Star Ocean: The Last Hope
As an example, Star Ocean: The Last Hope (TLH) had a brief window of exclusivity (1 year, from memory) but then moved to PS3 and was updated as TLH "International". New features included Japanese or English audio and a choice of Anime-style or CG character portraits. TLH was later re-released on PS4 and Windows as a "4K & Full HD Remaster" edition.Backwards compatible but also available on other platforms:
- Enchanted Arms
- Final Fantasy XIII
- Final Fantasy XIII-2
- Star Ocean: The Last Hope
- Phantasy Star II
Not backwards compatible (but available on other platforms):
- Eternal Sonata (Trusty Bell)
- Tales of Vesperia
There may well be a few I've missed - feel free to comment if that's the case.
Here's the Wikipedia list of backwards compatible titles - as far as I can tell it's as up-to-date as the official list, but I find it easier to read-through.
Here's the Wikipedia list of backwards compatible titles - as far as I can tell it's as up-to-date as the official list, but I find it easier to read-through.
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