Hands down the best version with most content. Best JRPG of all time

Fantastic VN. Has a PC port

When the spin-off hits harder than the main series: a true masterpiece, filed with emotion, great cases and amazing characters.

A great VN with unique gameplay elements, and a surprisingly tearjerker story. Has PC port

Fun JRPG that requires thinking and strategic planning to maximize damage. Has a really cool plot and mechanics surrounding time travel. 3DS remake is better because of the added difficulty, but new art is DOG SHIT. There is a DLC that preserves old art. New dungeon can just be ignored too.

Very emotionally gripping, amazing characters, and addicting gameplay. A lot of thought and heart put into the side characters.

Fantastic and unique gameplay, and a cool albeit ridiculous plot. This game just doesn't have the right to be this good. It will also kick your ass and frustrate you, but each time you'll get up, filled with determination to beat it. Stylus-dependent.

My favorite of the DS trilogy. You can get married and have kids with your wife and have them fight with you later on. I actually recommend the Android version since it has Party Chat.

A fan favorite. Pokémon game with most though put into the rivals, the enemy organization and plot. Very emotional. Sequel is great too.

The definitive version of a classic, and a fan favorite for good reason. Only issue is that it's too easy.

Great game all-around, and a much needed third version for the 4th gen.

Really fun detective/puzzle game. One of the best english dubs around, too. My go-to series for long train or airplane trips.

A game that combines farming and dating simulation aspects together with monster fighting. Personally, while I loved it, it was hard for me to get into since I played the more recent games with updated mechanics. It got a port for PC recently.

Game oozing with style. In my opinion a bit overrated, but it can be pretty fun once you get into it. Has heavy stylus reliance.

Classic point-and-click adventure with solid puzzle solving. Moving story about a girl trying to find her estranged father. Has a sequel for the Wii, and it really captures that weird transitionary phase of being a teenager, so it really hits the coming of age story beats.