Star Ocean 3

Were Big Show and Tom Selleck there? No. It's actually a Canadian talk show (or it seems to be since most of the calls are from there) and it's called Sunday Night Sex Talk with Dr. Sue Johanssen. I think. Didn't anybody get the reference?

Disgaea, SO3, Shadow Hearts, Dark Cloud 2, Breath of Fire 5, FFX, Arc the Lad 4 are all great RPGs. .hack series as a whole is great, as well. PS2 has plenty of awesome RPGs.

PS2 1. Star Ocean 3 2. Disgaea 3. Wild ARMs 3 4. Final Fantasy 10 5. Arc 4 6. Breath of Fire 5 7. Grandia X 8. Dark Cloud 2 PS 1. Xenogears 2. Star Ocean 2 3. Dragon Warrior 7 4. Valkyrie Profile DC 1. Grandia 2 2. Skies of Arcadia GB 1. Tetris Attack (Puzzle Mode rules)

Tetris Attack.

What is the definition of a nice pass?

Mark Henry. Sorry.

Were Big Show and Tom Selleck there?

That list seems oddly familiar.

Sorry, I haven't played any PS but the first one, and one Lufia for Game Boy. Of course there will still be RPGs I haven't played, but I stand by what I said. Disgaea is on a whole different level of awesomeness, though. I already acknowledged other RPGs have done that. Look at what I said again. Well at least you said more than "I disagree, I don't rememer this part, etc." I haven't seen Evangelion, most everybody uses that against XG. But compared to other RPGs, and not anime, it's still original. (Don't mention any Evangelion RPG) See...now people think there are rules for posting their lists! It's Raven's Rules! What about me?

It's epic. Every town has a personality. Some RPGs made me nostalgic for them a while after finishing them, I could become nostalgic for earlier parts of Xenogears while still playing it. The storyline is original, and the writing is engrossing. Not a single character is boring. There is not an RPG in existence with a better relationship between its main characters. Fei, Elly, and Citan are intelligent and I enjoyed watching them. It has a sense of humor. The game can be deathly serious, at times disturbingly so. But there's still something to relieve the tension. The directing is superb. I was never bored with the long scenes. Like most RPGs, it starts out with a rather small, concentrated problem, then evolves into a large disturbance that affects the whole world. But the manner in which this was done sets a new standard for all other RPGs. The battles are appealing. Gear battles, just decent, but all the boss battles are great. There are beautiful images in the game, such as at the Cathedral, without using state of the art technology and graphics. And it has what is definitely a candidate for greatest soundtrack in the history of game music. Every piece of music is perfect. It's a long game, and only two discs' worth of music, but none of it feels overused. Half a Xenogears is better than a full....most other RPGs. Dungeons and scenes were condensed and explained by the characters. When I first played it, I didn't bother looking at this as a good or bad thing, I was still so involved in it. It could be construed as negative, because it makes the game progress more quickly, and the worst part of Xenogears is when it ends. If Flik said that in his original post, he would have come to his senses and edited it out. Besides, I played them on my SNES, anyway.

Uh...the A ending set it up for a sequel. There was one being planned, but it probably canned. If they took it and ran, I'd be even more of a fan, man.

Valkyrie Profile.

I wasn't really impressed with Alonzo, except for at the roast. I'd rather see Bonnie than him. Unpopular as she is, I think her sense of humor is something unique and special. Todd Glass and Jay London are the other 2 I really liked, and I could even stand Todd at first. The other comics, except for Tammy, I guess, had their moments, but don't stand out as anything different.

I though it's "without a shirt," or that's just the family version.

Don't bash others' lists if you don't post your own. Xenogears is brilliant. If I made a SNES list, it'd probably be Star Ocean, Dragon Quest 6, and Final Fantasy 5.

Damnit, you ruined my attempt at a double post. But, since I'm posting this I guess it is a double post. And I wasn't being serious, anyway.

That's an interesting list. Arc Collection and Grandia would be on the rest of my list, as well. I probably prefer BoF 4 and WA 2 over their prequels, though. I'd also have Lunar: Silver Star Story Complete on my list, but I just cranked out my list in a fit of passion, I didn't have time to think about it. How could you manage to find 10 games for this system that can remotely be considered RPGs? Suikoden 3 should be on any top list, except for Top Awful Stupid Poopy Games. Don't worry, putting FFX higher on your list won't make you look like a newbie who only likes Square stuff. And, IN NORTH AMERICA IT'S CALLED WILD ARMS 3! YOU CANNOT CALL IT WILD ARMS ADVANCED 3RD BECAUSE THAT IS NOT IT'S AMERICAN TITLE! /second paragraph of your post. Tetris Attack transcends being an RPG or not.

That was an interesting post. Good for you for saving it.

Eastman...he came from the east to do battle with THE AMAZING RANDO!...in my pants.

I've seen some threads about gaining weight and whatnot where people have mentioned these. How many take these on a regular basis? Are they less usefull if you don't have a regular workout routine?

I hear this I,Max show is pretty good.

I'm just amusing myself.

It's inevitable. The global corporatization of America's ballparks is an unstoppable blitzkreig of revenue and despair. It cannot be halted. It cannot be withstood. Only delayed. Not even Yankee Stadium can withstand its putrid pummelous power. Repent.

Good riddance. Stop living in the past.

Xenogears is the best RPG love story.