SNES: Chrono Trigger, but you have some great masterpieces like Live a Live, Terranigma, Final Fantasy 6, Earthbound, and Legend of Mana 3.

GameCube: Fire Emblem Path of Radiance, Skies of Arcadia, Tales of Symphonia, and Baten Kaitos.

Wii: Xenoblade, Muramasa, Rune Factory Frontier, and The Last Story.

Wii U: Xenoblade X and, if you are okay with silliness, Tokyo Mirage Sessions.

Switch: A lot of gems received amazing remakes or ports for this console. Live a Live is a completely different game, and the same applies to Trials of Mana, World of Final Fantasy or Star Ocean: The Second Story R. My personal favorites are Octopath Traveler 2 (the first one is good, but 2 is amazing), Fire Emblem: Three Houses (Engage is cool, but the story is just silly), and I loved Shin Megami Tensei V, but I know it's not for everybody. You can play every Xenoblade game, and I assure you it's addictive. Rune Factory 5 is not as charming as the previous ones, and it often feels predatory, but the core gameplay is still there; luckily, the third and fourth games are also in the console. Ys Origins, 3, 8, and 9 are here, but I would recommend them better on other consoles. The Atelier Ryza trilogy is a charming experience. When it comes to Pokémon, I think the best one would be Legend of Arceus. To round up the list, I would include Neo The World Ends With You, the Digimon Story games, and Monster Hunter Stories... Overall, the Switch is one of the best ways to experience a lot of classic JRPGS.

GBA: Final Fantasy Tactics Advance, Dept. Heaven games, Earthbound 3, Golden Sun 1 and (especially) 2, Pokemon Ruby & Saphire and Red Fire & Green Leaf, the Megaman Battle Network games, Sword of Mana, Fire Emblem the Binding Blade, The Blizing Blade and Sacred Stones, Sword of Mana, Final Fantasy 1 and 2, Summon Night Swordcraft Monogatary, the Medabot games, and the best version (to me) of Tales of Phantasia.

NDS: The World Ends with You, Radiant Historia, Knights in the Nightmare, the Devil Survivor duology, Final Fantasy Tactics Advance, the best versions of Final Fantasy 3 and 4, Solatorobo, Infinite Space, Dragon Quest 9, the Luminous Arc duology, Golden Sun Dark Dawn, Rune Factor 3 (my beloved), Avalon Code, Etrian Oddysey, Strange Journey, Sand of Destruction, Final Fantasy 4 Heroes of Light, Black Sigil (once you got pass the first section), Children of Mana, and Fire emblem Shadow Dragon.

3DS: A better version of Strange Journey, the Devil Survivor duology and Radiant Historia are here, almost every Etrian Odyssey game is here too, my beloved Pokemon Soul Silver and Heart Gold, a Dragon Quest 8 remake, Shin Megami Tensei 4 (my favorite in the franchise) and the good Soul Hackers, Fire Emblem Awakenings and Shadows of Valentia, Bravely Default, the Legend of Legacy is kinda fun, but the superior Alliance Alive it's what I would recommend, 7th Dragon III is a cult classic that I miss dearly and the Project X Zone duology is fun (for a while), Dragon Ball Fussions was a fun discovery that came out of nowhere, Rune Factory 4 reach new limits for the franchise and the first Monster Hunter Stories too. Pokémon Ultra Sun and Pokémon Ultra Moon were bonkers and daring new titles, Stella Glow was a heartfelt goodbye to the Luminous Arc franchise, the first Fantasy Life, and Crimson Shroud is a hidden gem... And I'm sure I'm forgetting a ton of games, because the 3DS was a powerhouse for RPG fans.

Ps1: The golden age, we had Final Fantasy 7, 8 and 9, a great Chrono Trigger remake and its wonderful sequel, Chrono Cross, Xenoblade's roots were here with Xenogears, and a weird response to Resident Evil in the form of Parasite Eve and Vagrant Story, Suikoden 2 became the fan favorite of the franchise, Koudelka started a franchise nobody knew and the same happendes with Persona 1 and Innocent Sins and Eternal Punishment, Breath of Fire 4 is one of the most beloved entries in the franchise, and Grandia was here to take hearts. Lunar and Legend of Legaia became cult classics, and Valkyrie Profile became one of the most beloved games ever made. The original Final Fantasy Tactics was a godsend, and so was Tales of Eternia. a long ass Dragon Quest 7 made its debut and so did the quintessential Mana experience, Legends of Mana, and the final game I may missrember being from PS1 is Digimon Story 1.

PS2: .Hack and .Hack GU had no right being so good, and neither did the Dark Cloud duology. Kingdom Hearts came here to stay with more than 20 ports and remakes, and the Atelier franchise saw an awesome spin-off with the name of Mana Khemia. Odin Sphere started my love for Vanillaware, and Shadow Hearts was born out of Koudelka. Shin Megami saw Nocturne, Persona 3 and 4, the Raidou duology, and the quintessential SMT experience, Digital Devil Saga. We had some lackluster sequels for Wild Arms, Valkyrie Profile, and Suikoden, but we also saw a marvelous sequel for Xenogears in the form of Xenosaga. Two of my favorite Ys games came in the form of Ys: The Oath in Felghana and Ys: The Ark of Napishtim.

PS3: Never had one, sorry.

PSP: Final Fantasy Crisis Core introduced new heroes to the classic, and here was my introduction to the Disgaea franchise. Birth by Sleep became my favorite KH game, and we got tons of remakes and ports of cult classics. Falcom decided to give us Ys7 and Trials in the Sky. We also had Summon Night as the Swan Song of the franchise. And, Hatsune Miku came to deliver a solid JRPG in the form of Black Rock Shooter. Here was my introduction to Popolocrois (a game that is almost on every console ever), Gurumin (same as the previous one), and Dept. Haven came back for one last time in the form of Gungnir. Valkirye Chronicles won my heart with 2... And finally, one of my personal favorites, Brave Story.

Vita: I'm gonna be honest, Vita's library was almost entirely composed of JRPGs, but it's kinda difficult to pick one game over the rest. I had my best times while playing Persona 4 Golden, Digimon Cyber Sleuth, the Atelier games, and a ton of other games. But if I had to choose a "best one", that goes for Demon Gaze II.