Thanks to the PSN release, ebay prices now are very low. Think I'll be getting physical, as I always prefer. ;)

Now, Suikoden 2, please. $150 for it is just too much!

i voted all except Fallout =[
why did they add THAT here...

I know, I am hoping for suikoden 2 release on PSP or PSN. I would buy it again on PSP.

$5.99 did not seem too big a deal to me considering the prices it was going for (physical media on ebay before). Lower price for a non-physical media seemed ok to me.

fallout 3 is on current gen consoles, and fallout brotherhood of steel was on previous gen.

Where are Mario & Luigi and Paper Mario?

I don't think there have been more than one mario and luigi RPG games (the newest one is not released yet). To my knowledge, Super Mario RPG is not a series and not connected to mario and Luigi series either.

Paper Mario should have been a contender but I didn't think of it. (I own 2 out of 3 released games) so my bad.

those are spin offs , the ones on the list are main series's

@sapiant

yeah i know that.

oh boy this is really a tough call to make. There are soooo many games there that are awesome and each deserving of that best overall spot. But if i had to choose only one, it would be SMT since im seeing nothing but flawless games every time one of them releases lol

Kingdom Hearts: Serious charm along with a deep(and sometimes confusing) story, and acessible gameplay.

Final Fantasy: VII, X, and XII are great games and XIII is look really good, nuff said.

Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 4 has great writing, realistic characters, and innovative design that is perfected

Fallout: Fallout 3 has some of the best atmosphere out of any game and one of the most immersive settings ever in a game, so much so that the uncanny valley NPCs are only a minor issue in the grand scheme of things

Chrono: Great stories, gameplay, interesting characters, and both games are still a breath of fresh air compared to the cookie cutter JRPGs these days

Mother/Earthbound: Great writing, humor, charming art style, did I forget to metion that the creator of the series isn't even a game designer but a writer

Fable: British humor is distinct, art style is a win, combat is pick up and play and deep at the same time, especially true in Fable II