Oh man! Squaresoft out did themselves when they invented like some of the best characters the series has ever seen. The character's were so life like and compelling that when one of them suddenly got killed, it tugged even my old heart strings! Yeah that good. Even better? The main villain! So bad I almost wished he'd suceeded. Trust me, GET THIS GAME!!!

A great game that sounds just as great to me as it always had before on that tiny GBA speaker. The storyline got deeper in this one from FFV, and we have a TON of characters all with their own stories. The character models themselves got a noticable facelift from the other SNES to GBA FF titles. But I really love the music here. I feel like the music really did this one some justice.

I remeber when I were a teen how I thought it was neat seeing romance plots develope in a videogame. I guess that's why I remeber this one so much. A real good story here with some nice perky tunes to get you in the combat groove. I enjoyed lvln' up to like a god status and killing off late game enemies in one or two shots. Maybe you will too!

If you can hack the Advanced dungeons and dragons stuff, you'll love this. Neverwinter Nights like most games of it's kind have some of the deepest character plots seen in any RPG. Part of what makes this special is how much control it gives you in deciding how to be what YOU want to be, not what's scripted. As if that's not enough, try your hand in making your own RPG using it's in game tool set!

This is borderline Baldur's Gate 2 for the PC with a different story. But if your like me and couldn't get enough even after Baldur's gate, then this one does quite nicely.

Castlevania was the bomb just being a classic 2-d side scroll adventure. But being able to strengthen our character by leveling up or trying on stronger gear? Epic success! This may well be the finest Castlevania in creation.

Another juicy battle strategy title which may well be the best of it's class on the GBA. It's well balanced, features nice graphics and decent tunes, and a good story too.

Basically the same as Dark Alliance but more, more, more. And more is always good when you can never get enough the first time around.

Why stop at episode one? Part two dares to challenge the first one in terms of longivity and overall feature, while adding something new. The story links to part one and is the direct prequal to...

Oh I know! Why did I have to get all oldschool now right? Cause this game rules! It's a real time RPG with a unique "alchemy" system. You cast spells by finding ingrediants rather than collecting Magic points. And the more you cast, the stronger they get! I liked that set up for a change.

A classic you don't wanna miss. Yes I'm getting all Sega on you now but for a good reason! It's basically a real time RPG quest. If you still own a Sega or wanna get one, pick this game up for it.

If you have all the friends and gear to make it happen then check this stuff out. You and your homies will be combining to pull off timed spells, solving puzzles, dungeon crawing, and finding and trading cool scrolls and gear. This is an excellent team effort emphasized RPG you can't miss if you have all the pieces in place to do it.

Too much I could say about this game and a scant 400 characters with which to say it, doesn't lend this game it's due justice! The storylines are epic here and the combat system is very unique. You battle in character form or as a massive robot unit which you can maintain and upgrade much like a vehicle. Just stop reading and get it!

Sometimes we just don't want epic but we need something juicy. Gauntlet For the Nintendo Gamecube is just all that. Nothing to it really, you just mangle and hack away at stuff while obtaining EXP and lvln up. The Nintendo version offers some sweet content not found on the PS2, and offers another reason to fire up that tiny machine too!