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First - Coming out this week: Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch

Then:

3D Dot Game Heroes

Enchanted Arms*

Eternal Sonata

Final Fantasy XIII

Final Fantasy XIII-2

Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning

Mass Effect Trilogy

NIER

Record of Agarest War*

Record of Agarest War 2

Record of Agarest War Zero

Resonance of Fate

Tales of Graces f*

Valkyria Chronicles*

*Top Recommended

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I 100% agree with this list.

Edit: sorry for the giant wall of text, kinda got carried away typing and gamespot messed up my formatting.

Check out "Rainbow moon" on the psn store. it's a good RPG if not a little too grindy. It's a turn-based grid-system combat RPG (think RPG chess),

Also worth keeping an eye out for (most shops don't stock it anymore) "White Knight Chronicles 2" which uses a semi-real-time battle system, it includes white knight chronicles 1 too(with slightly updated features). it's basically an MMORPG with an offline story mode added so don;t expect a huge...length...from the story.

hyper dimension neptunia mk2 is decent though I personally found it extremely easy, it has a very standard turn-based battle system though it allows free movement around the battlefield making position important for hitting/dodging AOE skills.

disgaea 3 / 4 are great games worth a look, they have a strong focus on post-game content and are EXTREMELY lengthy if you want complete most of the game, they use a turn-based grid-based strategic combat system.

Dragon age 1 and 2 and mass effect 1, 2 and 3 are all very simmilar in terms of game mechanics. despite the obvious differences.

Dragon age is more strategic where an emphasis is usually placed on pausing the game to command the ai characters.

while mass effect focuses more on control over your own character where the emphasis is on character placement and line of fire (or sight). i.e. hiding behind barriers to dodge bullets or sneaking around a corner to ambush someone.

both games feature a good branching storyline, lots of player customisation and story decisions.

Rune Factory Oceans (Rune factory: tides of destiny in America, not sure about other regions) is a really good RPG that stretches away from the norm, while a spin-off to harvest moon at heart (it's a farming sim basically) it has extensive RPG combat mechanics that make you think at least a little about your character's skill development. it uses a real-time combat system that can be extremely hard until you learn the best tactics for given situations (usually: carry as many hp and rp potions as possible). the game's boss fights are epic...as long as you're not over-lvled or over-equipped, in which case they become cake-walks.

Dungeon siege 3: A diablo-style top-down RPG with a decent difficulty curve and good character development, overall a great game though a little short.

Trinity universe: a strange RPG with an extremely steep difficulty curve (surprisingly, I never finished it because of the difficulty in later stages), good turn-based RPG combat with a unique skill combo system that usually leaves you trying to remember each character's skill comboes. good character customisation and skill selection, reptetive random dungeons get a bit boring.

Agarest series:

Each of the games in this series feature an extremely good storyline, unusual monster capture/combine system for adding (monster) party members outside of the normal story ones. extensive skill/equipment customisation. turn-based combat with an emphasis on positioning characters in certain formations on a grid which allows the use of extremely flashy; long winded; over-powered comboes. 2 of the games are available on psn, just watch the download size if you only have a small hard-drive on your ps3, they require just under 30 GB to download (and are about 15GB in size once downloaded).

Left out a couple of games that were listed by other people above.

There's also quite a few PS1 classics on the psn store that you may be interested in:

Grandia

Final Fantasy 7, 8 and 9

Arc the lad 1, 2 and 3 (and Arc the lad: arena)

To name some of the better (or at least more memorable) ones.

Feel free to ask me for any details about any of the games I mentioned here.