Best ps2 titles?

Discussion in 'General' started by TheUgg, Aug 11, 2009.

  1. TheUgg

    TheUgg Well-Known Member

    Just ordered Splinter Cell : Chaos Theory, God hand, and Prince of Persia the sands of time. Looking forward to playing em. Also finishing Devil May Cry 1 which is a great game.
     
  2. Slide

    Slide Well-Known Member

    If I could take the characters from Wrath of Heaven, the gameplay from Fatal Shadows/Kurenai, and make an updated version of part 2, I would.

    I just have very fond memories of part 2, part 1 was ok, the 1.5 was alot better(I played a pirated version of this one a long time ago). I've got to say though that the very first game, is the one I'm least familiar with though.

    Also, part 3 was better on Xbox than it was ps2(I had both versions).
     
  3. Feck

    Feck Well-Known Member Content Manager Akira

    I never played much of them after the second one but that Tesshu guy in Wrath of Heaven was easily the best character in the entire series.
     
  4. Slide

    Slide Well-Known Member

    I was a fan of Ayame and Tatsumaru
     
  5. Ash_Kaiser

    Ash_Kaiser Marly you no good jabroni I make you humble... Bronze Supporter

    If Chaos Theory is the same as the Xbox version (I think I read somewhere that they were different) then it's an incredibly good game. Easily the best Splinter Cell to date (although Conviction is shaping up nicely).
     
  6. TheUgg

    TheUgg Well-Known Member

    Shit, should have read up on the ps2 version first. Apparently its not very good at all and is a watered down port. ah well. Double Agent was alright.
     
  7. Libertine

    Libertine Well-Known Member Content Manager Brad Silver Supporter Content Coordinator

    Chaos Theory on the Xbox may have had the best graphics of any game that came out on the system. I think that Double Agent released on the Xbox and didn't look as good as Chaos Theory. Splinter Cell was meant for the Xbox. It was the only console that allowed for the advanced shadowing Ubisoft wanted in the game.
     
  8. TheUgg

    TheUgg Well-Known Member

    Finished Sands of time.... what an amazing game. For some reason still liked the new one more still. For those who have played them... is warrior within or the two thrones worth buying?

    Also recently ordered okami and viewtiful joe
     
  9. SDNOBLESUN_39

    SDNOBLESUN_39 Active Member

    This is a tough one [​IMG] because i love games that frustrate me [​IMG]

    syphon filter - The omega strain
    syphon filter - Dark Mirrior
    The Getaway - Black Monday
    Indigo Prophecy
    Cold Fear
    Driver Parallel lines
    Red Dead revolver
    Run Like Hell
    Siren
    bujingai

    just to name a few
     
  10. N0tThiSTiMe

    N0tThiSTiMe Member

    I heard ICO is one of the most underrated games ever.
     
  11. TheUgg

    TheUgg Well-Known Member

    Okami is one of those drastically underrated titles.... its nothing short of amazing to be honest. The artstyle and animation is inspiring.
     
  12. White_Worm

    White_Worm Well-Known Member

    I really like the Legacy of Kain [/size]series. Theres a total of five in the series, and 3 of them are on ps2. The great thing about the series is the gameplay is varied from game to game, and the story is simply incredible. Probably the best overarching story in any game series IMO.

    Blood Omen (#1) is a psOne game, but it can be downloaded on PSN. This is where it all starts, so its important to at least know the origins of Kain. Its a great game overall, and I'd really recommend it as a $6 download. If you don't get a chance to play it, ask someone about the story before going on to the next game.

    Soul Reaver (#2) is also a psOne game. Again, fantastic gameplay and story. Not sure how well its aged though, but at the time it was ground-breaking for several reasons. The ending is a mad cliffhanger though. You only really need to know the start of this game's story to continue the series.

    Soul Reaver 2 (#3) a straight sequel to Soul Reaver, similar in both gameplay and story. The graphics are much better and it answers some of the questions from the previous game. Lots of huge story revelations in this one. If you've followed the series thus far, prepare to have your jaw dropped!

    Blood Omen 2 (#4). I liked the gameplay in this one but the story is a bit weak. It takes place before the soul reavers, so its not terribly important to the story. Skip it if you want (but the gameplay is good)

    Defiance (#5). This is where it all wraps up. The gameplay is great, because both Kain and Raziel are at their most powerful and basically just destroy everyone though the whole game. Think a vampire version of The Force Unleashed. The story is flat-out incredible. If you've played up to this point, you'll be heavily invested in the characters and the world, and this game will not dissappoint!

    I have lots of other fav ps2 games, but most of them have been mentioned already. Just thought I'd give shouts out to LoK as the best (IMO) story/series in all videogamedom.
     
  13. barn34

    barn34 Active Member

    well, my favs for the ps2 are as follows:

    shadow of the colossus
    devil may cry 1
    god of war 1 and 2
    metal gear solid 2 and 3 (and you owe it to yourself to play 1 as well since its backwards compatible...one of the best games of all time)
    vf4 and vf4 evo
    tekken tag tournament and 5
    nba street V1, V2, and V3
    bully
    GTA3, VC, SA
    fire pro wrestling returns

    you also may want to check out Pride FC if you are a MMA fan. pretty much the precursur to the UFC game that came out in May
     
  14. ultralewis

    ultralewis Well-Known Member

    PSN:
    InfamousGeezer
    XBL:
    Infamous Geezer
    Capcom VS SNK2 - Nobody else like this game, its amazing!

    Devil May Cry 1

    God of War 1,2

    Urban Reign - Don`t know anyone who played this game but it was sweet!

    Metal Gear Solid Snake Eater - Possibly the best Boss fights ever!! "The End"

    Time Splitters 2 and Future Perfect - I hardly like any FPS games but these 2 rock.
     
  15. Cuz

    Cuz Well-Known Member

    I still read the title as "Best Ps2 Tities"... I think maturity will always elude me.
     
  16. SDNOBLESUN_39

    SDNOBLESUN_39 Active Member

    I almost forgot about these titles :), I love them the most because they gave me true HELL when I playing them yrs ago [​IMG].


    SPLINTER CELL

    SPLINTER CELL - PANDORA TOMORROW

    SPLINTER CELL - CHAOS THEORY

    SPLINTER CELL - DOUBLE AGENT

    SPYHUNTER 1

    SPYHUNTER 2

    SPYHUNTER - NOWHERE TO RUN
     
  17. SoulKatana

    SoulKatana Well-Known Member

    VF4
    VF4 EVO
    Yakuza
    Yakuza 2
    Okami
    Odin Sphere
     
  18. smb

    smb Well-Known Member

    Winning Eleven Soccer.

    Best game ever.

    then, Madden with Ray Lewis on the cover. not sure which year that was, but it was better than all the subsequent, including the newest one to xbox 360....go figure.

    VF Evo, aahh where it all started [​IMG] haha, jk. it started with vf2 [​IMG] at least for me, tho i didn't play again until evo--wish i had found this site waaaaaaaay back then.
     
  19. Jemun

    Jemun Well-Known Member

    PSN:
    Double-Jemun
    killer7, too bad the GC version is alot better in terms of graphics and loading sequences. Anyway, it's a must have.
     
  20. Aidan

    Aidan Well-Known Member

    PSN:
    xX_SETTRA_Xx
    XBL:
    xX SETTRA Xx
    Okami: Just an awesome and beautiful game, in every aspect.
    Shadow of the Colossus: I have never played a game with a better atmoshepere than that game.
    ICO: Same as above
    Devil May Cry 1: Imo the best DMC part, and DMC rapes everything [​IMG]
    Ring of Red: Really good round-based strategy game (With Mechs!)
    FFX: Actually the only FF I played through multiple times and somehow really my favourite part, even better than 7.
     

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