Can you recommend me some RPGs? I'm a newbie in the genre

I haven't played very many RPGs and would like to gain some more experience with the genre, can you recommend me some fairly easy RPGs? (Also, some RPGs that allow you to save at any time would be nice, I hate it when RPGs have far apart save points, I really, really do).
 
I have a PSP, PS2, PS3, and a DreamCast. And no, my PSP is not modded, so please don't recommend me any SNES games.
 
Also, please, I've played enough action RPGs, I'm looking for regular ass RPGs, also, I hate games with a strong focus on loot, so please don't recommend me games like Warcraft or Diablo II.

oblivion is a good choice for you:)

anything made by bioware or bethesda, should be good

Screw that, you have a computer, so I'm going SNES!
 
Bahamut Lagoon
Final Fantasies
Dragon Quests
Breath of Fires
Okami
Personas
Legend of Dragoon
Mystic Ark
Romancing SaGa: Minstrel Song *evil laugh*
 
I could go on, but I won't.

" oblivion is a good choice for you:) "

You need an easy RPG? Go for Demon's Souls. >:D

" You need an easy RPG? Go for Demon's Souls. >:D "

Rogue Galaxy for the PS-Double is pretty good.

My first RPG was FF IX. So awesome. FF X is my favourite game OF ALL TIME!!!! though.
 
If you're looking for the western variety, I found Oblivion to be much more enjoyable than Fallout 3, and ten times less fucked in a technical sense. It felt way more open and more accomodating to different play styles.

Dragon Age.

" @DAFTPUNK said:

" oblivion is a good choice for you:) "

I am one of those people that just simply could not get into Fallout 3, do you think I will still like Oblivion? I have heard lots of good things about the game. "

Definitely not, since Fallout 3 is mostly the same as Oblivion. 

Seconding Dragon Age Origins. It's recent, great, and easy enough to get into. There's an expansion coming out soon as well. 

Don't play anything out of Japan.  Except maybe Demon's Souls.  But since your a newbie, don't play that. Oh and Persona if you want retarded story telling but pretty fun game mechanics.
 
Oblivion
Fallout 3
Knights of the Old Republic
Mass Effect
Dragon Age

Dragon age!!  
 
Dont bother with old ones, live in the now ;)  
 
You can pause whenever which is nice if you are new to the RPG game. Set it on casual and learn the ropes.

Dragon Age. It's a great beginner style RPG.

Sacred 2 fallen angel was a fun game.  Diablo style.  Lots of loot and rare weapons to collect.  Cool boss battles and most people that play it were very friendly and helpful.

"Okami"

• Tales of Eternia[PSP]. Probably the best JRPG I've ever played. Features a real-time, easy-to-learn-hard-to-master combat system, a lengthy main quest, and tons of awesome side-quests, optional dungeons, optional boss fights and secrets. You'll need to import it from Europe since there isn't a North American version, but it should be pretty cheap -- the game was released four years ago -- and PSP games are region free.

• Valkyrie Profile[PSP]. If you're cool with what's essentially a giant, game-spanning time limit(it's not a time limit, but it fills the same function), you can look forward to a fantastic combat system and some great storytelling. I can't stand time limits so I never finished the game, but I really, really liked what I played.

• Mana Khemia: Student Alliance[PSP]. The load times in this game are atrocious. The game loads at the beginning of battles, at the end of battles, and in the middle of battles. It loads when you move between screens, when dialogue occurs, and when a new music track starts playing. Hell, sometimes it even loads when you jump. But if you can get past the loading times -- and the voice acting, which can be quite terrible -- you'll find an incredibly fun RPG with a great battle system, a stellar soundtrack, and what has to be the best, most clever character progression mechanic I've ever seen in a game.

• Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 4[PS2]. Has a solid turn-based battle system, some cool boss fights, and an incredibly deep Persona fusion mechanic that allows you to collect and fuse a ton of Personae in order to grant yourself a variety of spells, abilities and powers. The game's main draw, however, is the character interaction. Optional 'Social Links' allow you to bond with characters of your choice. Watching the characters overcome their fears and weaknesses over the course of the Social Links can be a genuinely emotional experience, something youvery rarely find in video games.

Dragon Age and Eternal Sonata

Star ocean the second story is good? 

" @Video_Game_King said:

"Okami"

Okami is an action adventure, not a role-playing game. 
 
I'd recommend the following:

• Tales of Eternia[PSP]. Probably the best JRPG I've ever played. Features a real-time, easy-to-learn-hard-to-master combat system, a lengthy main quest, and tons of awesome side-quests, optional dungeons, optional boss fights and secrets. You'll need to import it from Europe since there isn't a North American version, but it should be pretty cheap -- the game was released four years ago -- and PSP games are region free.

• Valkyrie Profile[PSP]. If you're cool with what's essentially a giant, game-spanning time limit(it's not a time limit, but it fills the same function), you can look forward to a fantastic combat system and some great storytelling. I can't stand time limits so I never finished the game, but I really, really liked what I played.

 

• Mana Khemia: Student Alliance[PSP]. The load times in this game are atrocious. The game loads at the beginning of battles, at the end of battles, and in the middle of battles. It loads when you move between screens, when dialogue occurs, and when a new music track starts playing. Hell, sometimes it even loads when you jump. But if you can get past the loading times -- and the voice acting, which can be quite terrible -- you'll find an incredibly fun RPG with a great battle system, a stellar soundtrack, and what has to be the best, most clever character progression mechanic I've ever seen in a game.

• Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 4[PS2]. Has a solid turn-based battle system, some cool boss fights, and an incredibly deep Persona fusion mechanic that allows you to collect and fuse a ton of Personae in order to grant yourself a variety of spells, abilities and powers. The game's main draw, however, is the character interaction. Optional 'Social Links' allow you to bond with characters of your choice. Watching the characters overcome their fears and weaknesses over the course of the Social Links can be a genuinely emotional experience, something youvery rarely find in video games.

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