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As captivating and entertaining as video games can be, for certain individuals the love affair goes beyond simply playing the finished product on the shelf. These intrepid souls are not content with merely experiencing someone else's work, and instead they harbor their own plans of creating worlds for others to enjoy. For fans of console role-playing games, the RPG Maker series has served as an outlet for that sort of creative expression, giving players the tools to craft their own masterpieces. RPG Maker 3 for the PlayStation 2 is the latest in line, offering up an expansive toolset to nascent developers interested in flexing their gray matter and working some of their own whimsy into playable games. We spent some time playing around with our own ideas, as well as with RPG Maker 3's toolset and possible gameworlds. This iteration of the series appears to make it easier than ever for even the most tender neophyte to create something playable and unique.  |
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