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It's tough to love turn-based JRPGs. Not many American gamers can relate to the simple battle system, feminine-faced characters and reused aspects. When JRPGs come around, the big hope is that they do something different, something really different. My World, My Way, tries to do that, but...

!! Sneaky, sneaky move, Stormcloud23. I salute you for your unique tactics.

"The game" EDIT: Dang, someone got it before me xD

Because once you look past the childish exterior you'll find that it's a fun, challenging game for gamers of any age.

The utter opposite of mmo. I'd like this game a whole lot better if there was a different color scheme, but I guess that's just me being nit-picky.

"I know this baby inside and out. Especially inside." Kind of slow to start, but definitely one of your best yet. Character relations in JRPGs can get kinda freaky.

My mother's brothers loved gaming, but my mom never played them simply because they made her dizzy and gave her a headache too easily. However, she understands that there are games for children, games for teens, games for adults, and games for everyone. That's why she doesn't give me a hard...

When I start yelling "I HATE THIS GAME" it is usually followed by a long stream of curses and a trip to the store to buy a new controller. In all seriousness, I've never broken a controller, but I have cursed out games. NiGHTS Wii was one that I remember clearly. Motion-control and NiGHTS...

Mega Man 2 and 4. Simplicity can be powerful. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8Ao63nmzuE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWP0I2_ugXQ

It happens when you least expect it. Just like wrinkles.

The end of Eternal Sonata. The end of Elebits DS tried, but it didn't get me.

One of the Shadowbane expansions. And Zelda: Twilight Princess. I just couldn't continue playing those two.

Capcom games all seem to have awesome soundtracks, especially the MM Zero and ZX series, Devil May Cry series and Ace Attorney series.

I don't want to see any specific series die, although I do think WWII shooters are getting kind of old.

Elebits: The Adventures of Kai and Zero (NDS) The first Elebits game for Wii wasn't as good as it could be but it did open up a good door of possibilities that honestly haven't been implemented into any Wii games I've seen. Now Elebits has a sequel on the DS starring Kai, an adorable...