What is the best DS RPG title?

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Lolcislaw on 03 April 2009

I bought the DS back in November to get my RPG fix while at university, and i have to say im very happy with the purchase. Everyone knows that Ninty handheld has an amazing RPG library, i personally only bought and played FF IV, TWEWY, Fire Emblem and Etrian Odyssey (mainlu due lack of time, and money) but im planning to pick up Chrono Trigger tommorow (and maybe something else if i see a good deal) so i can play it while being abroad for a week.

In your opinion which is the best DS RPG, and why? I personally cant tell yet since i havent played enough titles on that platform. But i really loved TWEWY for being so different and original.

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GamingChartzFTW on 03 April 2009

Chrono Trigger

Secret of Mana should be on DS.

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youjiro on 03 April 2009

i have got quite afew ds titles to get through, but at the moment I'm spending ALOT of time on Final fantasy 4 and final fantasy tactics A2.

Final fantasy 4 is a great rpg with a really good story and definantly worth picking up. and tactics A2 is an srpg, even though the story to it is basic at best you'll still find yourself spending countless hours on it.

I'm looking forward to playing valkyrie profile and chrono trigger on it as i hear they are outstanding rpgs..

... but i can't tell you the best as i've only had my DS for 2 months at most

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griffinA on 03 April 2009

Chrono Trigger

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