Hell Yeah!

Man, it almost seems like it was only yesterday when I bough 🥹

So im getting close to owning 50% of the entire Playstation 2 library, and i have just added a whole bunch more Japanese titles! I am also almost at 10% of the entire Japanese library too, but I've only sort of started that recently...

the Nintendo PlayStation2 is my favourite build

been slowly growing my ps2 collection for a little over a year and i'm pretty proud of what i've been able to collect so far. my goal is to get a curated library of games that i actually care about, and i've checked most of my boxes tbh. once i graduate and i get the job i've been training for, i should be able to complete my collection pretty quickly and move on to ps1 and gamecube

(feel free to ignore the blurays, ps3, and ps4 games)

I was playing Onimusha Warlords on my PS2 earlier in the year and couldn’t believe how great it looked. It’s such a good game..

Then I got my Steam Machine and saw the first and second game were on sale in a pack.. I thought why not? I downloaded warlords and have been playing it for a few days… but I cannot get over how terrible it looks compared to the old version on my PS2/CRT

What other games have you guys played and experienced this? Just out of curiosity.

One of the best games for the PS2. It's second for me first will always be Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 but this is still an amazing, classic game that's deserving of all the praise it gets! Truly a game that deserves a remaster!

I remember getting this 10 years for 20€ ago and looking forward to play it.

I’ve had these in my collection for years 🤩

I bought a scph 18000 and I want to know what I should do about going from a 100 volt power supply to a 120 volt power supply. Or should I get a converter? What kind of converter do you guys recommend?

I remember the first time this happened to me...I put in my bully disc and was ready to play then it took me to this screen and I got so scared at the time I don't know why because as an adult it's not so bad anymore!

Tony Hawk's Underground & WWE SmackDown! Here Comes The Pain were released in North America 23 years ago

Howdy yall. Just picked up a fat PS2 recently and will be looking to try some games out on in that I missed from my childhood. I will pretty much play any genre. I am however one of those nerds who always looks for the "definitive" or "best" way to play a game. I have access to a PC and several consoles so I likely can get access to the "best" way to play any given game.

With a large amount of the library having ports, remasters and remakes, I'm curious, what are some of yalls picks for the games best experienced on an actually PS2 with a CRT?

Hey all, I just got a PS2 and I’m really looking forward to experiencing it AND the PS1’s library but I’m just curious what some of the actual must plays are? Sonys been pretty good with remastering and remaking their old games but I know these aren’t all perfect but a lot of them are a LOT cheaper than their original versions (looking at you silent hill 2). Im just curious which games are the best and also worth playing over the remakes and vice versa. Let me know what you think!

Do you know why there are no used copies of *Rule of Rose* available? On auction sites, I only see new games still in their plastic wrap. Are they genuine?

I have over 100 games but my girlfriend insisted I need to get mr mosquito lol

Had to bring her out of retirement. Had this thing since I was in 4th grade.

I now spend my Saturday streams playing games that are still in progress or were never actually finished properly. So, being able to tick three more off that list is amazing!

Game #103 - The Sims - Beaten!

Yup, the console version of The Sims has a story mode. They call it "Get a Life," and the aim is to finally move out of your mum's house, all the way to retirement, with so much in between—such as a family and kids. This game is no joke, though; I found it to be ridiculously tough, which is why it's taken so long to beat. But seeing that final cutscene and watching the credits roll was amazingly satisfying!

Game #73 - Arcade USA - Beaten!

This was something I thought was just a "play once and put aside" title. Well, many years later, I was told there are actually credits for it, so I made sure to replay it properly. This game is super tough. There were moments where keeping up with the AI in the air hockey game got so insane that I worried I was never going to beat the final opponent, Ed, but I did! After that, I moved onto bowling, which was much easier... until I reached Ed again and the game itself was against me. The arrow in the final match is off-centre or something, so trying to aim became stupidly hard. I think it was on my 30+ attempt that I was finally able to beat Ed at bowling and get the credits!

Game #142 - Super Bust-A-Move - Beaten!

Now, this is basically Puzzle Bobble, but renamed for the PAL region. This was another one that, for one reason or another, I just never finished properly. But I was able to focus plenty of time on this, get through to the end, and get those beautiful credits! Some puzzles were tough, and I really had to attempt a few of them multiple times... but in the end, it was just a fun, cozy time!

I've been doing this now in my spare time for over 12 years, so some games either get put aside or I just forget about them. I'm glad I can get back to these titles, bring down the "in progress" count, move forward with new titles, and keep aiming towards the goal of beating every single PS2 game!