Sometimes it seems like the NES era of games was all about the JRPG coming into the spotlight with gamers in the US. However, there were a ton of titles making a name for themselves with a more traditional RPG experience. I mean, after all, it was Gary Gygax and his love of fantasy novels like the Lord of the Rings series and tabletop games that brought Dungeons & Dragons to life. It would make sense that a genre all about magical worlds full of wizards and monsters would translate to an interactive visual medium like video games.
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