NEW GAME IN THE WORKS, NEED SOME ADVICE ABOUT THE SOFTWARE.

Hey guys, just wanted to tell you that I'll start working on some simple and short RPG in the style of the early Dagon warriors or final fantasy for the NES, but I would like your opinion on which program to use, mainly rmxp and rmvx, I just started doing the tilesets (originals) in VX, but it's a pain in the ass, xp has it much easier, since you can have as many of them and whatever size you want, in vx you HAVE to follow certain guides, like water goes here etc... so I think to use xp, but vx being more recent I guess has some things that work better than xp, although I don't know if for this kind of game it has any use.... what's your opinion? :S

Nonono, I?m not asking wich program is better, I know what kind of topic that would start...
Let me better explain myself: I prefer to use XP because it's easiest for me to work on original tilesets in XP.
BUT is there something important for this kind of game that VX can do than XP can't? That's my doubt, because if there isn't, then I'll be using XP.
I hope I made myself clearer now :)
BTW: I?m not a beginner with any rm software, so don't worry about that, I've been using these since rpgmaker 95
thanks for the link Kingarthur, I'm reading it now.

This is what I have to far, probably gonna post it in the screenshot topic, but still it's more or less what I'm aiming for.

I'm using the NES palette, but probably won't be using the nes restrictions in the amoun of color you can have at screen.
For now it's being made in VX, because that's where I started it, but if I find it's too much trouble with the tilesets then I'll switch to XP.
thand for your opinions guys!

It's no the graphic limitations of VX that I'm having trouble with, is that each tileset needs to be done in a specific order for it to work, like water HAS to go in a place, grass HAS to go in another etc, considering I won't be using near as much space as VX's tilesets have, it's a bit of a waste of space.