Castlevania: Symphony of the Night. The original PlayStation release is the only one that has the terrible (in a good way) translation and voiceover work. It also holds up perfectly - I only played it for the first time a few years ago, and it’s easily my favorite Metroidvania. It’s still the king of the genre that partly bears its name even now, decades after it came out.

Any Zelda, most Fire Emblem games, most Final Fantasy games, Final Fantasy Tactics, Ogre Battle/Tactics Ogre, lots of JRPGs (Mana, 7th saga…), Chrono Trigger, most Castlevanias, Summon Night (1 and 2, both GBA games), some of the Metroid games, Mario RPG… This is easily 500h of games.

super metroid. (Please note there’s a run button.)

Tears of the Kingdom is so much better at 60+ FPS. And also makes Nintendo cry, which is an even better reason.

Switch exclusive games. Fire Emblem, Zelda, Pokemon. PS3 there’s some games not on PC like Eternal Sonata

I’m currently playing - Demon Souls (PS3) Sly Cooper (PS2) Neopets: The Darkest Faerie (PS2) Pokemon Sapphire (GBA)

My friend group regularly plays Mario Party 6 and 7 (GameCube) as well.

Dark Chonicle/Dark Cloud 2, it’s one of Level-5’s best games of all time on the PS2

Just replying Soma Bringer for the DS. Never got an official English translation, but the fan translation is really good.
It’s an action RPG with loads of character customisation, and a very robust multiplayer mode.

Dragons Blood/Draconis on the Dreamcast. It’s a great forgotten romp through a grimdark fantasy world.

• Silhouette Mirage on PS1
• Pandemonium (1) on PS1
• Tobal 2 on PS1 (if translated)
• Skygunner on PS2
• Splashdown on PS2
• Viewtiful Joe on PS2