I'd definitely say to hit up Okami for the PS2 if you enjoyed the Zelda style gameplay; there's a few SRPGs on the list (Strategy RPGs) so Disgaea and the other NIS games (Phantom Brave, Soul Nomad, La Pucelle) fit the bill as well; I liked SN the most of the non-Disgaeas but your mileage may vary. ...

I suppose my like of the XII combat system stems from a heavy MMO background and ... well ... it pretty much tries to play like one in terms of combat. It's just something I'm very used to. CoD is ironically one of the games I had in mind where aiming is a joke, though I haven't played one on the PC...

Meh, I prefer, sort of, my 360 for FPS. Before I get lynched, I'd like to say that KB + Mouse just makes it ... well, too damn easy; it must be my build-in l33t asian h4x but most PC FPS are pretty much a joke as far as aiming goes. Plus, I can't play with a KB+Mouse and recline / lie down like I ca...

ZE BOARD ... Yeah, the Gambit system was, in essence, "Hrm, how can I make the game do things for me ..." which I didn't completely like. I DID like the shift from, "Okay, random encounter ... 5s clip of my characters and the enemy ... 10s per attack ..." etc. Yeah, a lot of the ...

I wouldn't say I like it so much, just one of the things that's always puzzled me across various forums were people "OMG FF SUX" and then in their list of RPGs they liked, they'd have various JRPGs that are more or less similar to FF, just a different name. Was always one of those, "....

Bushido Blade was awesome and I demand another. As for the Final Fantasies, I've always liked them mostly for the fact that they're usually pretty good in terms of story, gameplay, and visuals. Well, to me at least. Then again, it being an RPG is pretty much enough to make me want to play it. As for...

Wrong Nocturne (I'm assuming you got the PC one listed?). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shin_Megami_Tensei_III:_Nocturne I wouldn't read much of it since it does spoil things ... as per all Wikipedia articles tend to do. I wouldn't hate on Square-Enix; a lot of the games I listed are S-E titles, but ...

Azure Dreams is a Roguelike; "city-building" is a bit misleading, I suppose. It was really just doing things to open up other buildings (which, in-turn, opened up prospective women). Also, "dating-sim" is misleading since, if I recall, you can't actually get married either. ...hr...

Protector - DH - WM Hexer - Medic Medic only for Reviving, to be honest; WM + Hexer is infinite TP. This is pretty much how I beat the game the first time through since I ran a Revenge Hexer and, thus, never slept at the Inn anyway. Only went to town to sell and turn in quests / missions. It's reall...

:( I loved Azure Dreams. If I recall, it was ported to the Gameboy (Other Life: Azure Dreams). That said, the GBC one lacked the city-building and dating-sim aspects of it but more focus on the tower aspect. Think there's a DS one too but not sure. Speaking of city-building, Dark Cloud was an amazin...

I have a lot more, just the stuff that's lying around near me >>. I liked Grandia III a bit better than II but mostly due to the presentation; II had the better cast (or, at least, the more likable main character). III was really, really, really cliche. Really. Edit: How was Wild Arms V, compared to...

Looking through my collection, spoiler tagged since it's going to be annoyingly long: [spoiler]In no particular order: ARRR-PEEE-GEEE Other Shin Megami Tensei games -- Not specific what-so-ever but the Atlus USA Forum covers these better than I ever could hope to do. Kingdom Hearts 1 & 2 -- No c...

Try The World Ends With You if you haven't yet; you control your character via the stylus (moving and attacking) and the top-screen is your partner, who is either automated or controlled by the D-Pad. It's one of those rare games that pulls of stylus use in a way that I found was beneficial/necessar...

I much prefer the D-Pad for most games, which is I guess my problem; a lot of the games I end up playing on my DS ... well, don't really need to be DS games. I just want something fun and interesting to come out that utilizes the DS; TWEWY was fun, entertaining, and damn it, if it wasn't on the DS, ...