Players Debate The Best PS2 Games Which Never Made The Move To Modern Consoles
Players have been dusting off their trusty PS2 consoles to revisit some classics, a recent thread on Resetera having reignited the debate about the best games which are still found only on the platform. While modern consoles offer an abundance of options, many still feel a sense of nostalgia and appreciation for older games, including in fact myself. The PS2 produced a variety of iconic titles, many of which still hold up to this very day.
The discussion remains ongoing, but has already highlighted some standout titles which remain beloved in the hearts and minds of players. Several users for example have been pointing to Shadow of the Colossus, released back in 2005. The breathtaking visuals and unique gameplay mechanics have made this one a fan favorite, often cited as among the best games of all time. Shadow of the Colossus however was remade for PS3 and PS4 in subsequent years.
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Players have also been pointing to a few sports titles that remain highly regarded even despite their age. NBA Street Vol. 2 for example, released in 2003, features arcade style gameplay and over-the-top animations, both of which made the game a slam dunk, being called one of the best sports games ever produced. The fast paced gameplay and iconic soundtrack in Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 likewise made the game a stunning success and an enduring classic.
Some other highly recommended PS2 titles include Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty which came out all the way back in 2001. The game's cinematic cutscenes and engaging story have made it a standout title in the incredibly long lived series. Players have also been reminiscing about Okami on account of its unique art style and innovative
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