Just a little bit about the RPG's that I love :D
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Top of the list. Considering I was probably 12 when I beat this, and I beat it 100% (second pumice piece, Ark, Gold Chocobo etc.), it's left quite the impression on me. Also I love that it veered away from going too sci-fi, a genre it seems to have stuck to recently.
My nan bought this for me while she was in America, and way before it came out over here. Loved the game to pieces, though I remember spending a god awful ammount of time outside Mt. Silver both levelling up my 'mons and searching for shinies. I found none, and my cartridge passed away before they reached level 100 ;___;
For eating an ungodly ammount of my time. I have one character from each race that knows every ability, and a perfect weapon/armour set to compliment their jobs. All missions beat, all secret characters, awesome. A2 was also okay, but I wasn't as gripped to finish every quest...
The trailers with funky aliens and large flashy numbers were plenty to have myself and two housemates buying this game on day one. We set up our Live accounts and played two days straight co-op. The best thing about it? It was fun.
I held off getting Fallout 3 due to debating with myself whether to get it on the PC or the 360. I eventually went for PC (hey, better graphic quality means something right?), and while I was plagued by constant crashes, I enjoyed every last bit of it. Sure as hell perked up the last semester of my first uni year. That pun was not intended, I'm not that terrible. Just to be clear.
I can still hear the battle music. Love the game, love the puzzle designer, love searching for Djinn. I reached the final boss underlevelled, and continually got beaten. I came back a few months later, grinded some levels and kicked its ass. Second game was okay, but I got lost and gave up soon after getting the canoe.
While I have spent more time on some other RPG's, this makes the list due to being the only hi-def console RPG I have played, enjoyed and completed. The only gripe is that changing discs to make flower bouquets (they're more useful than they sound) is the single most annoying thing a game has had me do. I would rather do the dance at the end of Wario: Smooth Moves. Anyway, awesome game and great fun.
A game I borrowed from a cousin and forgot I had for a decade. Mainly people slate the whole 'two-at-a-time' combat system it's got going on, but I found it both intriguing and addicting. Great game to play with some friends, discussing where you think the enemy will move and attempting to predict their attacks.
Bought this due to playing an awesome demo of Jade Cocoon 1 back in the day, but never being able to find the game. While the second game bared little resemblance to the first game, it was a blast to play in its own right. I'm a sucker for collectable monsters anyway, so giving me a big disc with eight on is just perfect thanks. I bought the first game not so long ago, but I will rest my childhood and say this is the better game.
What's better than collectable monsters? Collectable monster cards, that's what. Glad I hadn't played the first game when I got this, as I would probably have missed this altogether. Hunting for cards, evolving cards, finding red fairies. Beat the game 100%, and would seriously consider doing it again.