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"Last Rebellion is a difficult game to review. I enjoyed playing through it. I found the combat system engaging, many of the technical aspects to be smart and helpful, and the art style unique and mostly beautiful. It’s also a flawed creation, and while none of these flaws break the game, they definitely spoil an experience rife with potential, an experience that could have been something special had someone taken a left when they instead went right, or looked away when they should have pai..."
2010 is becoming one of the busiest first quarters that gaming has seen. This week will be the debut of the much talked about Heavy Rain along with some playful party games and RPG's in the mix.
"There will be a niche group of dedicated RPGers who will be able to overlook the many shortcomings in Last Rebellion and delve into the deeper offerings. But for the vast majority, the many flaws will keep them away from a game that would already have an uphill battle in the North American market."
"Since the launch of the PlayStation 3, Japanese RPG fans have bemoaned the lack of their favorite genre on the machine. Sure, sometimes publishers throw the PS3 a bone – ports of 360 JRPGs like Enchanted Arms and Eternal Sonata come to mind, along with a few exclusive RPGs that are even more specialized in being Strategy RPGs. Otherwise, PS3 fans had to either play the Xbox 360's larger but still small selection, or keep playing PS2, which even in 2010 will get another game in the genre. Than..."
Still think the Playstation 3 doesn't have many decent Japanese RPGs? Scrawlfx have put together a list of the upcoming JRPGs, including a summary of each game, the suspected release dates and a "hype meter" to show how hyped each game is. Go to the source for the full list.
Insterested in any of the games on the list? Then check them out in the RPG forums.
"Apparently, Last Rebellion *is* coming out this year, but not in North America. Nippon Ichi Software officially announced the game for Japan and slated their first 3D RPG for 2009.
Last Rebellion is developed by Hit Maker, the same studio behind Blade Dancer and A Witch’s Tale. In the game you control two characters Nine, a swordsman, and Aisha, a magic using “sealer” that share a body and a HP meter.
This batch of screenshots gives us a better look at the battle system which shows Nin..."
The PS3 can always use another RPG, and it looks like one has been added to the list with the just announced Last Rebellion. Developed by NIS America it looks to feature two characters Nine and Aisha, a fighter and mage respectfully. Not only can you switch back and forth between the two strategically but the game also features real time battle finding and the ability to target specific parts of enemies bodies.
![Box shot of Last Rebellion [Europe]](http://i.neoseeker.com/boxshots/R2FtZXMvUGxheXN0YXRpb25fMy9Sb2xlLVBsYXlpbmcvRmFudGFzeQ==/last_rebellion_frontcover_small_LZXK9F58rb6IBJJ.jpg)