Zelda, i've always owned Playstation and i eventually ended up playing Ocarina of Time on a emulator a few years ago. And although it was still enjoyable that way, it must have been a magical experience in 1998.

Suikoden perhaps. I only recently started playing the first game in the series, and I'm enjoying it quite a lot. Grandia is another game that I wish I would have played a long time ago. When I finally played it a few years ago it immediately became one of my favourite JRPG's.

The Resistance series has always interested me. Sadly, by the time I could afford a ps3, I was often just too busy with other stuff.

It's never too late to get into a game series. How can you "regret to miss out"?

These games are still available. Just buy a game of that series and enjoy it.

Never played a final fantasy game my life. SO that. Also Dark souls, uncharted and so. But im mostly Nintendo only guy. So im preatty busy will all games i already have

Do you mean Grandia? It only costs 7.95 as far as I can tell, and it's well worth that price.

The only real negatives in the game are the dated visuals, which honestly never bothered me at all as they still have their own charm, and the admittedly awful voice acting from most of the actors. Then again, that's pretty much par for the course with early to mid 90's video games in general, so it never hurt my enjoyment of the game.

Wow, that's really something xD Especially for someone like you who appears (because of your avatar) to like JRPGS. You should really check some of them. Even on Nintendo systems, you have IV and VI on the Wii Shop Channel (not sure if they are on Wii U eShop), which are pretty damn good. And Final Fantasy Tactics Advance also deserves a try, you have it on the Wii U eShop.

They have combined Realm Reborn and Heavensward into one game Heavensward is just an expansion onto the base game but FF-XIV probably isnt the best place to start unless your a big MMO fan but its a great game in its own right. FF-X is a great point to start with the series as the remaster is on PS4 and was the first game in the series to feature voice acting so give it a try and if you enjoy it you can bridge out from there into the rest of the series.

PS2 era Final Fantasy! Have tried to get into the series multiple times but I don't have the free time to play epic games (50+ hours) anymore. It's a bit sad because I know there are the remasters on PS Vita but I know I'll just stop playing halfway through (I sometimes skip gaming for entire weeks and that has a horrible effect on my motivation to play story driven stuff).

I've only played a few Nintendo games, so pretty much every Nintendo franchise.