Weird-ass RPGs?

[Alpinex2]

I wish PS1 RPGS were not so expense... There are so many i want.

[J T]

There a lot of strange sexual innuendo in the Ar Tonelico series:

[corn619]

I wish PS1 RPGS were not so expense... There are so many i want.

I've wanted Koudelka for a while now which is also a weird RPG. However I refuse to pay over $40.00 for it.

[HellHammer]

Opoona on Wii reminds me a ton of EarthBound's quirkiness and style.

And I've heard that Chulips on PS2 is amazing as well.

[sputnik]

Opoona on Wii reminds me a ton of EarthBound's quirkiness and style.

And I've heard that Chulips on PS2 is amazing as well.

HAHA, yes! I forgot about Chulip. It is MESSED. You find poop everywhere.

[blue_veilvet]

Resident Evil Gaiden comes into my mind ... It's a Resident Evil RPG for the Gameboy Color.

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There a lot of strange sexual innuendo in the Ar Tonelico series:

This made my day. I remember playing this and shaking my head in shame at how embarrassing some of the references were. Everytime you dove into one of the girls dreams there was some kind of sexual innuendo in the dialogue.

[Gamerforlife]

Shadow Hearts From The New World for PS2 is pretty weird. In one part of the story, you rescue Al Capone with a Indian, Fat Cat, a American Ninja named Frank with a cactus sword and a girl that must strip down to her under things to reveal her true power. Strange indeed but a great game none the less.

The first one was pretty damn weird too, and I liked it. I don't how much of the game's weirdness was intentional and how much was due to so so localization

Sine the TC mentioned Harvest Moon, Viva Pinata has a leveling structure in place, as well as items and upgrades that only become available after you play it for a while. And there's a lot of grinding for money in those games too

EDIT: Oh, and you want weird, there's also the Patapon games

[Dylan]

Wasn't there a Cho Aniki game on the Gameboy that was an RPG?

EDIT: Oh wait, that was on the Wonderswan.

[corn619]

Shadow Hearts From The New World for PS2 is pretty weird. In one part of the story, you rescue Al Capone with a Indian, Fat Cat, a American Ninja named Frank with a cactus sword and a girl that must strip down to her under things to reveal her true power. Strange indeed but a great game none the less.

The first one was pretty damn weird too, and I liked it. I don't how much of the game's weirdness was intentional and how much was due to so so localization

Sine the TC mentioned Harvest Moon, Viva Pinata has a leveling structure in place, as well as items and upgrades that only become available after you play it for a while. And there's a lot of grinding for money in those games too

EDIT: Oh, and you want weird, there's also the Patapon games

I'm playing through the first Shadow Hearts now and.....yeah its pretty weird. I love that it has a dark edge to it and the characters are great as well.