| GameCube | Baten Kaitos: Eternal Wings and the Lost Ocean | Tri-Crescendo | A curious take on card-based combat, poor quality voice acting |
| GameCube | Baten Kaitos Origins | Tri-Crescendo/Monolith Soft | Similar card combat, but now all characters draw from the same deck |
| DS | Blue Dragon: Awakened Shadow | Tri-Crescendo | ARPG with a customizable protagonist, Shu and the gang are AI-controlled party members |
| JP PSP | Digimon World Re: Digitize | Tri-Crescendo | Plays like the first Digimon World game, but also has an overarching storyline to follow |
| PS3 | Eternal Sonata | Tri-Crescendo | Adds a lot to the 360 version - more story, more playable characters, more dungeons; combat is fun but tactical |
| Xbox 360 | Eternal Sonata | Tri-Crescendo | Visually charming, a story loosely based on music/the composer Chopin, and combat limited by time |
| Wii | Fragile Dreams: Farewell Ruins of the Moon | Tri-Crescendo/Namco Bandai | A lonely post-apocalyptic ARPG/slight horror hybrid where you fight off ghosts and discover remnants of civilization |
