QFT. I haven't finished all of the Phoenix Wright games (played all but only finished the first) but I totally agree that they are awesome games, will be finishing the rest of them someday, but I liked the first one the most though so far.

And Seiken Densetsu 3, it's worth at LEAST 2812387 play throughs if I got to say my opinion on it ;) The different characters/classes and endings gives it a huge replay value, can't stop playing this game trying out new combinations of characters and classes.

Super Mario RPG is one of these game experiences you just can't get anywhere else. A game that has been played a few times through the years because of it's sheer awesomeness in almost every aspect.

For me there are quite a few games that I put on hold, went back to, and finished. Sometimes the process of putting the games on hold went on for years.

Final Fantasy VI was enjoyable. I put this game on hold for like 10 times. After a certain part of the game I wouldn't play anymore. I'd erase my save and start from the beginning. I finally beat the game and loved. I loved how there was this wide array of characters. I loved how the sprites looked and I loved how you got magic through the espers. I also loved that word: esper. Haha. This was basically my second RPG with my first being FF IV

Suikoden 2 was another favorite. Now instead of having 14-ish playable characters, Suikoden 2 has about more than half of their characters being usable in battle (including regular fights and wars). I enjoyed Suikoden 1, 3, and sometimes 4, but My most favorite is the second. I liked how there were six characters at any given battle. I liked how a lot of the characters were different and they had their own stories. One of the stars of destiny will go out of his way to find out more information of the characters you have recruited. It's definitely a classic with a nice story and character art. I also love how you can put the main character of Suikoden I in your party. The problem is going all the way through those woods and blah.

Growlanser I is another one of my favorites I've played multiple times. I admit I don't like the voice acting too much. I just played it over and over. When I found out that I could get multiple endings I'd just play it over and over. I also like how you can change the story which makes the difficulty harder with different conditions.

I guess in the end I like it when you battle with more than 4 characters on the field. Haha. But seriously I like a lot of different games that I finish. If I finish a game you can tell that I seriously enjoyed it for some reason or another.

I am required to put any main story Resident Evil game, and Chrono Trigger and Chrono Cross because i am ridiculously in love with both of those story lines. I know perfectly well that many people will disagree with me one Chrono Cross and/or some of the RE games, but they're staying on my list.

Dragon Quest VIII is on that list, even though i haven't finished it yet. Despite it's taking me over 40 hours to reach the halfway point in the game i can tell that i'm going to finish it in this play through even if it kills me.

Prince of Persia: Sands of Time I also fell head over heals for this game when i first played it. I'm currently working on Warrior Within, and i'm enjoying it, but so far not as much as Sands of Time.

Falling under the oh-god-please-don't-hurt-me-Deni category is Final Fantasy VIII. I really enjoyed that game through to the end. Yeah, i even liked the story, believe it or not. I concede however, that i can see how people wouldn't or don't like this game.

[b]Various Zelda Game[b] I've loved all the Zelda games i've played in the series so far. I've finished A Link to the Past, Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask, the Windwaker, and Twilight Princess so far. Currently working on Phantom Hour Glass, which i'm finding to be a better version of WW. The stories in these games i find to be quite compelling and the games simply inspire me to play these games all the way through.

Illusion of Gaia This is one of the three games i most remember from my childhood. The other two were Super Mario RPG, and Chrono Trigger. A friend loaned me Illusion of Gaia and i beat it in like a week. I wish i could find that game somewhere someday so i can relive that wonderful game.

Super Mario RPG Quirky, Funny, challenging, a fun world to play in, great new characters, new takes on old characters, how can one not love this game. I'm so happy i managed to get my hands on a copy of the game on SNES and not having to wait for the VC game to come out. I've played this game through once a year with the exception of 2007. I've been feeding my addiction enough to stay sane. My cartridge is getting old though, and i'm going to give it one more shot, and if it gives me as much trouble as it did in 05, i'm buying the VC game and playing it there.

i'm sure i'll think of more later.