A nice return to form for Ace Attorney. Takumi's vision shines through as he creates an immersive world that's just as compelling as the original trilogy. Features some excellent cases although even its final cases remain dwarfed by some of the series' true peaks.

The kamige. Shu Takumi is a genius and this [along with Ghost Trick] illustrates this in its purest form. Maybe a bit underappreciated because it's the first entry and the proof of Takumi's concept itself, but in the same vein the excellence of this game is no doubt a reason why AA took off at all, both domestically and abroad. Peak of a great series of adventure games.

Corny and hard to really take seriously but the cases are engaging enough to retain interest. The big problem with the series is that everything is so played-up that the narrative can't ever go anywhere meaningful.

Dropped like a hot fucking rock. The people who praise this game have clearly not actually played it and merely enjoy the aesthetic. Mechanically it's behind even some NES RPGs.

Good ol' Chrono Trigger can proudly join the ranks of "Video Games That Live Up to Their Massive Hype" and the strides it made within the JRPG genre resonate strongly even today. CT is one of the first RPGs I played that helped really get me into RPGs as a whole, even with the abysmal PSX port's load times; really it's a game that's very hard not to enjoy. It's a shame the Dream Team didn't get the chance to assemble ever again.

Fun platformer that aged pretty well, all things considered. The camera is absolute aids but that's really the only bad thing I can say about the game.

PS Vita hood classic for depressed high schoolers. Social links are great and the overall feel of the game is delivered in a compelling manner, with an honest and compelling antagonist standing in opposition to the party.

Initially overrated to the point of looping back to becoming over-hated. The immersion is still top-notch and the dungeon design is incredible. Devs should be taking a lot of notes.

Aged like wine, best protagonist in JRPG History and it's not even my favorite FF. Deserves all its hype and praise.

Ludo but maybe suffers too much from being a prequel to Kiwami, which has a more engaging narrative.