What out prioritizes what? (game choosing)

[Bazzoka]

Right, so, people of IGD, I've have came across a fate in which I entangled myself in:

I have too many games I started and moved on to another which then I moved onto another game and so on.

I'm afraid I may have wasted my money on some of these games, for I don't even play them anymore. Sad part is that I don't have the will in me to part with any of my games. So, which game out prioritizes what game? Of course, in your opinion.

[DS; Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time]
So, I've already beaten the main game, BUT I kinda wanted to see what was in store after that, since in BChat, I kept hearing there was more after the main story.

[DS;Rocket Slime]
Now, for some reason, I got bored with this one, and right before, what I assume is, the final boss. I guess the whole Slime Tank battles and collecting stuff over and over and over again to make good things what just too much for me.

[DS; Dragon Quest Monsters - Joker]
This one I felt got pretty repetitive so... I dropped it.

[DS; The Legend of Kage 2]
I've already beaten it, but I felt the need to try the second character you can play. Then I also need to complete a bunch of extra missions and stuff, like beat Hard mode with both playable characters.

[DS; Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood]
I started it, and it was fun but... for some reason, I just lost all interest in it.

[DS; Viewtiful Joe: Double Trouble]
I like Viewtiful Joe quite and bit, but something about this one made me put it down and find a new game.

[DS; The World Ends With You]
I dunno why I stopped playing this. I guess it's just because the game play is really hard to adapt to in battle. I do like it, I just can't seem to find it in me to start playing it again.

[DS; Lunar Knights] A.K.A. The sequel to Boktai(or something)
Gameplay was interesting, but... I guess it was too generic for me.

[DS; Drawn to Life]
Though I do like the effort put into this game, I just... don't like how you have to draw EVERYTHING. And I'm an artist, so I can't just lazily slap some things together sometimes. Maybe something... something on my character what isn't so great to look at, like flippers or wings. I can't just leave those blank, but things you have to use in order to move on in the level? Too tedious.

[DS; MegaMan Star Force Leo]
I dunno, I'm just not into Megaman I guess. Though, this one was a present from a friend 'cause he got two on Christmas and decided to give it to me.

[Wii; de Blob]
I like the game, despite it's sometimes bad camera angles, but what really killed it for me, I guess, would be the fact it's really, really repetitive.

[Wii; Sonic Unleashed]
I started to lose interest since it didn't seem all that fun to me. Then I had a sleep over where one of my friends had the 360 version. I didn't bother to touch the game after that.

So a total of 12 games. So, this isn't really a "Tell me in order which game I should play," it's more like "Which game should I play first over all of them?" Oh right, and I"m playing SMRPG, but I plan on finishing it before getting to any of these. *VC get*

[VGJustice]

I feel the urge to suggest Pokemon Mystery Dungeon, but I think I'm fairly biased towards the series in general. It just picks right up where the story left off and keeps going. Much better than the previous PMD game.

And I feel about the same with Drawn to Life. It was fun at first, but then I had to start drawing every other thing I came across and it got a little tedious. I still wanna pick it up again at some point, but it'll be after a number of other games get some play time.

Don't have much of an opinion on the rest, sadly. I wanna play some of them, but own none of them.

[Diddgery]

I love Rocket Slime and believe it's one of the best games on the DS, so it's definitely worth finishing.

The World Ends With You has a fantastic plot, so you should spend time learning the battle system so you can fully enjoy it. If you need to, you can set it on a lower difficulty level and try using pins that aren't too difficult to master.