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Message: [QUOTE="Ailuropoda Melanoleuca, post: 27356, member: 111468"] A lot of y'all are mentioning games that were quite high-profile when they released. Like Folklore, for example, was hyped up to be the PS3's first major RPG (it wasn't, but it was still a solid game). The lack of games in the PS3 library early on really elevated the profiles of a lot of these early titles. Anyway, I've gotta second the recommendations for 3D.Game Heroes (which plays perfectly emulated, by the way) and Tokyo Jungle. The latter, especially, is one of my favorites. Beyond that, there are a number of experimental PSN games and Japan-only titles that are worth bringing up, I think. For the former, Echochrome was a delightfully mind-bendy puzzle-platformer based on M.C. Escher drawings, and Flower, since ported to every platform under the sun, was originally THE showcase game for the Sixaxis' motion control gimmick; for the latter, I'm a big fan of Gundam Senki (easily the best Gundam game to date) and Macross 30 (an open-world ARPG with transforming mechs, what's not to love?); Gundam UC is also a pretty solid gundam game confined to space, with some of the best visuals out of any game game before or since, and I was also quite happy with the very small mini-games (literally miniature games) that were included in the original blu-ray releases of the Macross movies -- both Frontier films as well as Do You Remember Love, iirc. [/QUOTE]

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