Why?  I don't see why they count for less than the Mass Effect games.

I thought Final Fantasy V had its strong points, but overall I just found it to be a letdown compared to what came before it and after it.  I mean, it definitely didn't help that it came out between two of the better FF games.

I didn't use to be much of an MMO player, and then I started getting into them.  I've played World of Warcraft, Warhammer Online, Lord of the Rings Online, and I've even gone back and tried some of the older ones like Asheron's Call.  My next journey in an MMO will be either Anarchy Online or Ultima Online - or both.

Well, Final Fantasy V really wasn't that great, but I still think it deserves a good remake.  Final Fantasy VI is a classic, and it definitely needs to be released for a new generation.

Since we're counting CRPGs also available on consoles, can we count the two Final Fantasy games released on PC?

From what I've seen, Dragon Age 2 looks like it's going towards the Mass Effect route.  I'll still pick it up, but I doubt I'll like it nearly as much as the first one.

I kind of liked Last Remnant, but I didn't play it on the PC.  In my opinion it was a pretty good step above Infinite Undiscovery and a step below Star Ocean: The Last Hope.

Yeah, very rarely do I end up so entranced in a game that it's the only thing I play.  It happened for a long while with Dragon Age, but after a while it lost some of its mesmerizing traits.

Oh, well I can deal with easy most of the time.  In fact it would probably seem a somewhat pleasant change for Dragon Quest.

I bought it, but I haven't started it yet.  I don't care if the game is built primarily for multiplayer as long as it's not nearly impossible (see Peace Walker) to beat solo.

Of all the games I've played this generation, Demon's Souls is one of my most loved/most hated games.  The gameplay is a whole lot of fun, but the difficulty level is ridiculously, through-the-roof hard.  Even though I just can't beat it for the life of me, I respect From Software for not making another game that holds your hand like a creepy old guy walking kids across the street.

I tend to get the story while having a recollection of the gameplay that is impossible to forget.  I guess in short, I remember the game but not the story.

This is kind of going full-circle.  Square published Ogre Battle for the SNES too.

Well, I <i>do</i> sometimes play more than one game at a time; right now I've been playing Final Fantasy XIII and Dragon Age Origins.  Of course when you have at least 15 hours a day of free time every day, it's easier to juggle 'em.

Yeah, I think SE better have a lot of information up their sleeve for TGS.  Third Birthday, Agito XIII, Versus XIII, KH3 (oh man, I can imagine the announcement now: "Square-Enix is proud to announce Kingdom Hearts 3...DS").