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I really liked Final Fantasy VIII. The junction system was unique, and the story had a mix of romance, mystery, and time-travel twists that kept me engaged.

I don’t know much about Legend of Mana. What makes this game playable, story, gameplay, or music? Would this game be a good starting point for the series?

I’ve never played Pokemon Gen 3, but I’d love to try it someday. How does it compare to other gens? Are the Hoenn starters among the best? Also, is Emerald the best version, or should I try Ruby/Sapphire first?

I played The Legend of Dragoon back in the day, and I really enjoyed it. The story was engaging, the turn-based combat had a unique "Additions" system that made battles more interactive, and the Dragoon transformations were visually stunning for their time. However, I still remember the load times ...

I've played a little bit of the first Digimon World game as well as Digimon World 2 a bit. But IMO DW3 beats both of them! It's a turn based RPG so it's no wonder why I love this game so much! You get to play as a character named Junior who enjoys playing Digimon Online, which is a game within the ...

Final Fantasy VII is the first Final Fantasy game that I played. I was so hooked to it that I started exploring other titles in the Franchise. Of all Final Fantasy games I have played, this one is my favorite. I have also played spin offs as well.

I haven’t played The Elder Scrolls III yet, but I’ve heard that it has incredible world-building and deep RPG mechanics. I might try it some days

I’ve heard of Duel Revolution, and I’m really interested in trying it! The mix of strategy and creature battles sounds exciting. By the way, how does it compare to games like Pokémon or Yu-Gi-Oh!? Is the combat deep, or does it rely more on collecting monster?

I sometimes play Terraria and I love its mix of exploration, creativity, and challenge. The procedurally generated worlds keep things fresh, and the boss fights feel rewarding. Multiplayer adds even more fun, and the frequent updates bring new content.

I have seen ads for Raid: Shadow Legends, but I’m not interested in trying it. It feels overly monetized, and I prefer strategy-heavy RPGs over auto-battle mechanics.