Most of my favorites have already been listed, so I'll list a few of the other ones. Grand Theft Auto: Vice City - The most fun of the GTA games, in my opinion. The subsequent Onimushas get a little too weird. It's probably tied with MGS1 as his least decadent game, story-wise, and for the best entry in the series, IMO. Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater - I think that even Kojima's critics will agree that MGS3 was a great game, in no small part because of how not-weird it is. Both games play almost identically, though, and are both very fun. God of War 2 - I wasn't completely sure whether to put GoW 1 or 2 here, but I went with two because the environments are more varied, and a more compelling and fun single player, in my opinion.
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Max Payne - If it wasn't for the horrible bloodstain dream sections of the game I think this would go down as one of the best PS2 games of all time. RE4 was kind of fun, but it didn't do it for me.
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Resident Evil: Code Veronica - The last classic-style Resident Evil game. I think it's a lot like FF9, which also doesn't get the credit it deserved because it was released after the next system (FF9 after the PS2, FF12 after the PS3) Off of the top of my head, in no real order, with my comments on a few.:įinal Fantasy XII - Really underrated. Much bias to GTA clones and the like, but that was my gaming exposure when my PS2 was chipped and games were by the dollar pretty much. Spiderman 2 (ooh baby, hcrayert for days :P)ĭragon Ball Z Teknechi Budokai (is that how it's spelt?) Flying cars and Cars on water was awesome) -Ratchet gladiator (also up your arsenal was good too) -Need for speed:Most Wanted (underground and carbon is good too) -Stuntman (very underrated game imho, up there definitely) -Simpsons Hit and Run -Scarface: The world is yours -Ape Escape (cheesy entertainment, was great) -BMX XXX (jks, I had to snap the CD in half when my parents realized it wasn't age appropriate, I didn't know any better nor did I know what it was, so I didn't get any trouble.) -Tony Hawks underground (and 2 is good too, loved the story) -Sly 2 (loved the story and gameplay) GTA San Andreas (summary of the game: l1 l2 r1 r2 u d l r u d l r l1 l2 r1 r2 u d l r) -GTA Vice city (same franchise because it was legitimately good. In no particular order (background: played these titles during primary school) Instead, I will call them my honorable mentions and be done with it Of course, I have so many other games that are Top 10 material like Ape Escape 2/3, Katamari Damacy, God of War, Shadow Hearts, DQ V, Final Fatasy X/XII, GTA Vice City, Viewtiful Joe, Ratchet and Clank 1-3, Onimusha, God Hand - this can go on for quite awhile. Burnout Revenge - The only racing game that keeps me excited Code Veronica is my favorite "classic style" re game while re 4 is the most memorable gameġ0. Resident Evil 4 / Code Veronica X - Again cannot choose. Devil May Cry - Either 1 or 3, I cannot choose. Capcom 2 - The best Street Fighter I ever played imoĨ. Yeah, Snake Eater was great and all but 2 really resonated with meħ. Metal Gear Solid 2 - This is not only my favorite MGS but it is probably the most underrated of the original three. Timesplitters 2 - A shooter that has tight controls and a whole lot of personality.Ħ. I have never spent so much time in one JRPG beforeĥ. SMT: Persona 4 - The other SMT worth a mention not because of its popularity but how good it is. The story and music are also amazing and is probably my favorite SMTĤ. SMT: Digital Devil Saga - This JRPG is set in one of the most unique worlds I have seen in gaming. It is simple fun and I like it for thatģ. Sly Cooper and the Thievius Racoonus - While Sly 2 is the best of the trilogy, I will always have lots of love for this game. Dragon Quest VIII - Great classic JRPG that is the undoubtly one of the series' bestĢ. I will give you 10 in no particular order that are worthy of top 10:ġ. Just 10? That is a tough question for any PlayStation system (game libraries way too big).
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