Let me start this thread by stating that I own the vast majority of (NTSC) PS2 RPGs, with only a few exceptions.
There are a few which I once owned, and have since disposed of (Disgaea 1,2 -- I know they are loved by most, but I despise them), and a few which I still own, and kinda wish I had never purchased (FF X-2, Xenosaga series). Mostly, I own, and have enjoyed them all, however.
There are a couple left, which I have yet to try -- and I'd like some advice on whether or not you (the reader/RPG fan here on VGC) think I'd like them.
First, the oddities of my RPG likes/dislikes:
- I dislike Disgaea, but I like Eternal Poison, despite their baseline similarity.
- Xenosaga was relatively boring and the story was too whacked to be entertaining.
- FF X-2 sucked. I can't describe why, but I think most PS2 RPG fans understand why anyhow.
- I dislike dating/social RPGs. Ar Tonelico, and even Persona... not my thing. Don't take the Persona thing personally.
- I like both linear and open RPGs.
- I like both JRPGs and WRPGs. I like some SRPGs (like Fire Emblem and Jeanne D'Arc), but not all (Disgaea, and a couple others).
- Summoner and Legend of Alon'Dar, early PS2 WRPGs, dragged on a bit, but I don't actually regret playing them (like I do Xenosaga). Possibly I liked them due to their pseudo-ARPG nature, and primitive FF XII-style fighting systems.
- Wild Arms rocks. Grandia rocks. Rogue Galaxy rocked. Ys was fun. FF X,XII were decent.
- Tsugunai Atonement
- Steambot Chronicles
- Romancing SaGa
- Magna Carta: Tears of Blood
- Front Mission 4