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Guitar Hero may have changed party games for the next decade, but Guitar Hero 2was the series at its best. GH2 was developed at a time when the core concept of the franchise was "bitchin' rock/metal tracks that are fun to play on a plastic guitar" and not "fun karaoke songs that sort of also have guitars in them, maybe". Guitar Hero 2 was also the ...
The Sly Cooper series is a wonderfully unique blend of family-friendly action, stealth, and genuinely funny writing, and Sly 2: Band of Thievesexemplifies this better than any other entry in the franchise. Its genuinely enjoyable story is serviced by a varied and intriguing set of worlds to explore – along with the ability to play as Sly's whole cr...
For a game that was designed almost entirely around the escort mission – which were almost universally reviled, even back in 2001 – it ended up being nothing short of amazing. Part of that success is due to the quality of its puzzles, but just as important was how ICOdevelops the bond between its two main characters. It conveyed a deep personal con...
NBA Street, Volume 2is arcade-style basketball at its best. Visually flashy but easy to execute game breakers appealed to more casual sports audiences, while the superb ball handling and all-star lineup is irresistible to hardcore basketball fans. Featuring 4 game modes and the ability to unlock “street” and NBA legends alike, NBA Street is an ever...
Kingdom Hearts IIis a prime example of how sequels can improve upon their predecessor. While we certainly recommend playing the first before the second for the full effect, Kingdom Hearts II offered series-best combat thanks to a mix of magic, its signature Keyblade, different form states for protagonist Sora, and more. And its exploration of the m...
THUG took everything that was great in the Tony Hawk series and added to it. The story was fun and campy, the soundtrack was huge, with more than 70 licensed tracks, and the create-a-skater/park/trick features were super easy to use and surprisingly deep (plus, you could unlock and play as Iron Man!) While there were some mixed reactions from the c...
Long after Disgaea’s initial release, it remains one of the most iconic games of the generation. Enemy-filled isometric battlefields and a variety of characters with different skills and weapons are sure to keep you busy with all the tactical possibilities on your adventure with Demon prince Laharl across the Netherworld. Sure, it can be a grind at...
The Ratchet & Clank series was exceptional from the start, serving up lovable characters, galaxy-spanning stories, and loads of wacky weapons. The third installment, Up Your Arsenal, was the biggest yet, with a mountain of new gadgets and mini-games, alongside one of the most ambitious online modes ever seen on console at the time. What other game ...
With its mix of action and exploration, unique world and a diverse, charming, hilarious cast of characters, Beyond Good & Evilis one of the PS2’s standout classics. Its world is packed with dive bars brimming with weird monsters, a hovercraft repair shop run by Reggae loving rhinos, and plenty of lore and secrets to uncover. There’s really nothing ...
Whether racing around its streets, slaloming in and out of traffic, or trying to cause as big a mess as possible in crash mode, Burnout Revengewas built on one thing: speed. The short bursts of action piled up as much as the vehicles in your way, and would often result in hours being lost in the quest to gold medal every event. Yes, the Takedown-in...
The second-best-selling game on the console is Gran Turismo 3: A-Spec (2001), which sold 14.89 million units. The top five is rounded out by Gran Turismo 4 (2004) selling 11.76 million units, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City (2002) with 10.25 million units sold, and Final Fantasy X (2001) with 8.5 million units sold. There are a total of 162 ...
GameCopies SoldRelease Date [ A]Genre (s)17.33 million[ 3][ b]October 26, 200414.89 million[ 7][ c]April 28, 200111.76 million[ 7][ d]December 28, 200410.5 million[ e]October 27, 2002Bully. Burnout 2: Point of Impact. Burnout 3: Takedown. Colin McRae Rally 3. Dark Cloud 2. Dead to Rights. Devil May Cry. Devil May Cry 3: Dante's Awakening. Disgaea: Hour of Darkness.
- 'Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas' Publisher: Rockstar Games. Year: 2004. Was there any doubt? This blockbuster release contained everything a gamer could hope for.
- 'Shadow of the Colossus' Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment. Year: 2005. Easily one of the most beautiful games ever created, Shadow of the Colossus tells a sweeping, heartbreaking story about the power of love and the pain of death.
- 'Kingdom Hearts' Publisher: Square Enix. Year: 2002. Kingdom Hearts, which features Disney characters like Donald Duck, is a surprisingly sophisticated game that combines elements of action and role-playing and follows a complex, polished storyline.
- 'God of War II' Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment. Year: 2007. God of War was groundbreaking; God of War II took the franchise to another level entirely.
Aug 15, 2024 · To this day, many fans still point to the PS2 era as their favorite or best stretch of time in PlayStation history. That era is still going strong in many ways, as many games from this time period have been reissued in new and flashy HD collections, and why many of the fan-favorite franchises that launched on the PS2 have continued to receive new installments after so many years.
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