Thought to always be Sony's stablemate, tri-Ace branches out and chooses the Xbox 360 as the platform for their first next-gen RPG. Though it falls a little short of their original goals, it's still one of the better RPGs in a platform starved of that unique style of Japanese roleplaying.

After the resounding success of Oblivion, I suppose it's only natural to expect copycat attempts to cash in on its popularity. That's not necessarily a bad thing; the world could use more open-ended RPGs and while Two Worlds doesn't even come close to touching The Elder Scrolls games, it's still worth playing.