Best PS2 Games of All Time?
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Best PS2 Games of All Time?
I'd like everyone's personal opinion on what they think the PS2's best games were. I'm looking into buying a ps2 to mess with during the summer, and so i'd like a list of games that you guys have bought, played, and loved.
Oh, and i'm partial to RPG's so if y'all have any that piqued(sp?) your interest, list those as well.
Danke,
Doofy
Oh, and i'm partial to RPG's so if y'all have any that piqued(sp?) your interest, list those as well.
Danke,
Doofy
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FFX10, X10-2
Devil May Cry 1 (DMC2 isn't bad either)
Spy Hunter (1, 2 is crap)
Dynasty Warriors - all.
Twisted Metal: Black
GTA: Vice City
Devil May Cry 1 (DMC2 isn't bad either)
Spy Hunter (1, 2 is crap)
Dynasty Warriors - all.
Twisted Metal: Black
GTA: Vice City
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both Grand Theft Auto games were great, and I think they sell them together. Plus they are coming out with a new one this year.
Although I wouldn't necessarily consider Champions of Norrath or either Baldur's Gate games as true RPG's, they are nevertheless very entertaining.
One class of games that I personally like are the Stealthy action/adventure. Of these, I enjoyed Metal Gear Solid and Beyond Good and Evil (I actually played BG&E for the PC, but I would imagine it would be just as good for PS2). I'm currently playing Hitman 2 (the older one, not the one that just came out), and that one is pretty fun too.
Although I wouldn't necessarily consider Champions of Norrath or either Baldur's Gate games as true RPG's, they are nevertheless very entertaining.
One class of games that I personally like are the Stealthy action/adventure. Of these, I enjoyed Metal Gear Solid and Beyond Good and Evil (I actually played BG&E for the PC, but I would imagine it would be just as good for PS2). I'm currently playing Hitman 2 (the older one, not the one that just came out), and that one is pretty fun too.
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GTA3 and Vice City smoke everything else that has ever come to console gaming.
They make me wish I had kids, just so we could kill hookers together.
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The first half of the game felt like a 100 hour Wonder Years marathonWinnow wrote:FFX - Final Fantasy 10
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Bleh. I have a ps2 and I never bought FFX. My friends played through it this year at school and I watched a lot of it. But honestly, it just pissed me off.
Tidus is such a whiny fucking douche. I wanted him to die more than anything the entire game.
And some of the questing was just dumb. The celestial weapons were so random and unrelated...and once you have them, the final Boss dies in one quickhit. Woot.
My vote would go to Disgaea, but I haven't been particularly titillated by anything on ps2. I've found myself replaying ps1 games and older SNES ports on it more than anything (Chrono Trigger, FF Anthology, etc). Some good stuff coming though, and I'll definitely play FFXII even though the protagonist looks just as bad. It's set in Ivalice, though (the world of FFTactics). Can't go wrong.
Tidus is such a whiny fucking douche. I wanted him to die more than anything the entire game.
And some of the questing was just dumb. The celestial weapons were so random and unrelated...and once you have them, the final Boss dies in one quickhit. Woot.
My vote would go to Disgaea, but I haven't been particularly titillated by anything on ps2. I've found myself replaying ps1 games and older SNES ports on it more than anything (Chrono Trigger, FF Anthology, etc). Some good stuff coming though, and I'll definitely play FFXII even though the protagonist looks just as bad. It's set in Ivalice, though (the world of FFTactics). Can't go wrong.
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Some good games listed.
Summoner II was good also.
I liked how it was an RPG but you could customize your characters skills a little. And in addition to that you could take control of your characters and hand control them to execute special moves...the theif was overlooked by me for the first half of the game and then....wow...she was incredible when you took control of her.
I don't know if it would rank best but it's an RPG which is your genre, it's overlooked a lot and probably can find it cheap used.......had to mention it since noone else will.
I'd rate it as probably #2 on my RPG list for PS2. FFX is probably ahead. Never played Disgea. FFX-2 did not win my heart.
Summoner II was good also.
I liked how it was an RPG but you could customize your characters skills a little. And in addition to that you could take control of your characters and hand control them to execute special moves...the theif was overlooked by me for the first half of the game and then....wow...she was incredible when you took control of her.
I don't know if it would rank best but it's an RPG which is your genre, it's overlooked a lot and probably can find it cheap used.......had to mention it since noone else will.
I'd rate it as probably #2 on my RPG list for PS2. FFX is probably ahead. Never played Disgea. FFX-2 did not win my heart.
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FF10 - Not the best in the series, but the second best PS2 RPG
Kingdom Hearts- The best PS2 RPG
MK5- Deepest fighting game ever, with smooth controls
Baldur's Gate 2- Best Multiplayer game on the PS2
Vice City- Best Game of the last 5-6 years
Kingdom Hearts- The best PS2 RPG
MK5- Deepest fighting game ever, with smooth controls
Baldur's Gate 2- Best Multiplayer game on the PS2
Vice City- Best Game of the last 5-6 years
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