Does Metaphor: ReFantazio Prove JRPGs Are Dying #metaphorrefantazio

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Metaphor: ReFantazio
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Metaphor: ReFantazio (2024)
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Dive into the significance of Metaphor ReFantazio, a groundbreaking new JRPG franchise in a genre dominated by established series. We explore why this Atlus masterpiece stands out and what it means for the future of JRPGs. Is the genre's reliance on long-running franchises a sign of stagnation, or does Metaphor ReFantazio herald a new era of innovation? Join us as we analyze the impact of this fresh IP and its potential to revitalize the JRPG landscape.



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