

I mean…yea?
Game development and design has evolved tremendously over the decades since those retro games were made. Systems are also just physically capable of so much more.
This inevitably means that a lot of the small design mistakes of those old titles have long since been rectified because we understand now that those aspects weren’t part of what made those games fun — they were just the limitations and scope of knowledge of that era.
This isn’t to say those games are bad, I still play the old classics on my Switch when I have access to them, same with the classic catalogue on PS+, but definitely a lot of them just have modern parallels that do the same thing so much better that it isn’t even worth going back to play them.
Yea. The JRPG genre has a lot of amazing modern titles. It is just that the genre fell out of popularity for a while and the newer titles never got the major marketing that Chrono Trigger and FF received.
Though, good news, the genre does seem to be heading towards a revival.