Let's see, the last time a game really got to me was Dragon Age Origins. It was the first time in a long time that I experienced a game able to put me on the edge of my seat or cause me to yell at my screen. :P

Lost Odyssey and Final Fantasy VII also come to mind though.

Oh man, there's so many good ones! Playing as Mario on the N64, Samus' big reveal in Metroid, the opera scene in FFIV... but the one that first popped into my head was the part in FFIIV:

[spoiler] when Aeris dies. [/spoiler]
Did I really need to put that into a spoiler? Better safe than sorry I guess.

I used to, but games are so expensive now that I do my research before hand.

We got our NES a bit after it was first released, so I think I was about 5.

It's amazing that Duck Hunt didn't ruin me for FPS games later on in life. ;)

Just turned 29. Gaming since my parents bought my brother the original NES.

I own all current gen systems aside from the PSP.

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Let's see... In my humble opinion and off the top of my head, the best in some of my preferred jrpg series are as follows:

Final Fantasy 3 (#6 in japan),
Tales of: Vesperia
Xenogears (the first in the Xeno"saga" series)
Suikoden & Suikoden 2

All great games and soooo much fun to play!

Edit: I almost forgot Star Ocean the 2nd Story from the Star Ocean series! *Legasp!*

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Agreed! DQ 8 is awesome, even though I was almost turned off by the Dragon Ball artwork, I'm glad I gave it a chance.

Thanks for the new info, I remember reading about the lawsuit and going "Oh man, this poor guy doesn't have a chance in hell!"
But still, I thought the suit had more to do with the rights of people with disabilities as a whole than it was for that one person lobbying to be able to play games. In essence, one person forging a path to uncharted territory. Someone has to be the first, right?

There are resources out there for gamers who are hearing and/or visually impaired so that they can enjoy games, but for a large portion of them, the said resources are scarce at best or have funding that is stretched far too thin to even hope to encompass the current output of new games. I think it's a cool idea to have more titles that enable disabled people to enjoy them, but in reality, it's a pretty mammoth task, and I imagine that the "injured party" had a pretty good idea of the scope of it.

Either that or they were just hoping for some seriously dumb luck. :P
But hey, it's a start right?

Let's see... In my humble opinion and off the top of my head, the best in some of my preferred jrpg series are as follows:

Final Fantasy 3 (#6 in japan),
Tales of: Vesperia
Xenogears (the first in the Xeno"saga" series)
Suikoden & Suikoden 2

All great games and soooo much fun to play!

Edit: I almost forgot Star Ocean the 2nd Story from the Star Ocean series! *Legasp!*

What a fun idea! I didn't even know there were spoiler tags here at Gamespot. XP

[spoiler] Looks like Metal Gear Solid... 3? [/spoiler]

For me it's probably Final Fantasy 3 (or 6, depending on where you live), FF 7, and Tales of Vesperia.

I'm not really the type to play games over and over, but sometimes I get a hankering for my old favorites.