Finish Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door

Square and Nintendo together in 1996, with Geno and a timed-hit system.

A boy with a baseball bat in a satirical America; Nintendo's cult RPG.

A hundred and fifty creatures, a Game Boy and a link cable; catch them all.

Johto and then Kanto again, day and night; the biggest Pokemon game.

Psynergy and Djinn on the Game Boy Advance; the handheld JRPG that looked impossible.

A world on the bodies of two dead titans; the Wii JRPG fans campaigned to bring West.

A love letter to the classic Final Fantasy with a brave/default combat twist.

Two nations at eternal war and soldiers with ten years to live; Monolith Soft's best.