This is an amazing idea with so many different possibilities. Imagine being able to do promos as your custom created wrestler with BioWare style dialog trees. Imagine being able to wander around back up until your match, talking to friends, forming alliances, and attacking enemies. There are so many different possibilities here, such as which Wrestling organization to join, custom sign design, and a crowd reaction system that would task players with either working to get more boos or cheers. Of course some of these things are present in your run of the mill wrestling games, but I'd suggest very deep and open versions of them, especially in terms of character development. I would buy this game!

Well I'll just start with the Jak and Daxter and Sly Cooper series if you don't have a PS3 to buy the collections. Both series are fantastic platformers and with high quality humor. I hear the Ratchet and Clank games are good as well but so far only have experience with some of the PS3 ones. Moving on to RPGs I'd go for some more Shin Megami Tensei since you enjoyed the Personas. Start with Nocturne which is actually Shin Megami Tensei III and a brilliant dungeon crawler. Then try the similar Digital Devil Saga games which have a bit more of a story focus, and let you develop a party of characters instead of capturing demons. The two PS2 Devil Summoner games are also interesting if a bit on the repetitive side. You can collect demons but you just control the summoner in battle who has a limited variety of attacks. I highly recommend Romancing SaGa, which very much looks like a SNES game pulled into 3D. It is a fine RPG with an incredible soundtrack as well. Final Fantasy X, X-2, and XII come with my high recommendations, though your tastes may vary. Breath of Fire Dragon Quarter is a unique and brilliant experience that I would call a must play (it's also very cheap).

Ar Tonelico 2 is a strange game with a strange soundtrack that is worth a try. I'm not a huge fan of the first two Disgaea games but you may enjoy them. The second .Hack series is very good, but quite expensive to find as well. There are four Suikoden games on the PS2. Opinions differ on if 4 is worth playing, but it's Suikoden so I say try them all! Radiata Stories is an odd RPG from tri-Ace worth a look, as is the other big tri-Ace release on PS2, Valkyrie Profile 2. There's also five Atelier games on the system. They aren't all great, but if you like the series at least a few of them should be to your liking. I think that should be enough to digest for now, but I can provide some more recommendations next week if you'd like!

I would love a full remake of this game. Seeing the opera scene in glorious HD would give me chills! The key would be making sure what made the original so great was maintained. So no extra lengthy cinemas, new characters, or major changes to the core gameplay. Maybe just tweak things a bit and add some extra difficulty levels for veteran players. I'm imagining something similar to Final Fantasy IV DS but with a lot more visual fidelity. It could be really cool, and get newer players to experience this story. Obviously there's always the fear that something could be lost in the transition, but I still think it would be worth doing. Just the thought of the massive ending redone has me salivating.