Top 6 PS2 Games?

[Liquid Blue]

Why do you want me to play games that fuck up my thumbs?

pain is weakness leaving the body :grin:

[Richard Creager]

sage

[ZeUs!!]

GTA
Pro Evo
GTA
Pro Evo
GTA
Pro Evo

[Suh]

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas

my brother was obsessed with that game, he even named our cats "CJ and sweet", and tbh i enjoyed playing it at times, you just get kinder drawn in and we always used to play the star game.

[RATTY...]

Devil May Cry 3

God of War

Guilty Gear XX: #Reload

Tales of Legendia

La Pucelle: Tactics

Disgaea: Hour of Darkness

Xenosaga

Xenosaga II

While I'm talking about RPGs (not DMC and GoD):

PS1:

FF Tactics

FF IX

FF VIII

Chrono Cross

Arc the Lad Collection

Legend of Dragoon

A bit more than six games, but whatever.

[NaiLed]

Pro Evo 5
FFX
MGS3
God of War
Shadow of the Colossus
can't think of a 6th

[DoTheFandango]

MGS3:Substinencesincence is all I ever needed for my PS2. I hardly ever play it, as it was a broken gift from my cousin. I fixed it up, but he didn't want it back because he got a new one. So it just sits here for me to play MGS3 and GTA:SA when I get bored with WoW, Halo 2, Burnout Revenge, and Smash TV.

[Bilbo]

Seems like a lot of people have trouble counting to 6.

[Kim]

Initial D : Special Stage
KoF XI
Winning Eleven 10
Guitar Freaks Drum Mania V
Okami
and a tie between FFX and Kingdom Hearts

I also gotta comment about some of these games mentioned based on my experiences with it.

Xenosaga. Wow, okay the first one was decent, pretty fun and wasn't boring. The story was very entertaining and appealing. Gameplay was easier than average, and the graphics were alright. Xenosaga II, boring as hell, it tries to take on the original story plus add many peripherals that did not flow well. If they had stuck to the original plot it wouldn't have done so bad. Text displayed uses a very small sized font with the faintest of colours I've ever seen. Fell asleep a few times droning through the FMVs.

Tales of Legendia, the sprites were not appealing, however the fighting system is one that I have loved since Tales of Phantasia, believing to be one of the more original styles to date. Dialogue exchanges make me go to sleep.

Disgaea, never liked tactics styled games, plus there isn't much of a story with all the hundreds of characters they have.

Dragonquest 8 was fun for me, but did not make my top list because it wasn't very challenging, even if you underlevel.

[Eric is God]

Dragonquest 8 was fun for me, but did not make my top list because it wasn't very challenging, even if you underlevel.

True, I only died once in the game (to the Darksteel Dragovian Lord). But you gotta love the monster arena.

[Liquid Blue]

Ok here's why I chose what-


-Devil May Cry 3- This is one of the best action games I have played on the ps2, hands down. It has a in-depth, creative combo system that has a smooth interface that lets you change weapons on the fly. Creative bosses and cutscenes before and after each mission (stage) so you understand what's going on in the story. Story??! That's right, an action game with a entertaining (although at times cheesy) story. I chose this over DMC1 because I think it takes what went in DMC1 and improves upon it, which is all you can ask from a sequel. Only thing that could use some work is the camera, and they might have worked on that in the special edition

-Kingdom Hearts 2 - Videogaming splooge at it's finest. The best action-rpg on the ps2 right now, period. The battle system is ridiculous in terms of enjoyability, you can customize your characters via their abilities and actions, and it's a square game with disney involvement so you know the storytelling is off the chain. The FMV's, music, character and world designs are polished and top-notch, although you don't get alot of plot until the end of the game. I loved playing it from start to finish, another sequel that took everything right from the first game and improved upon it. The camera system is actually good this time around! Go play now if you're an rpg fan.

-Metal Gear Solid 3- Although no Metal Gear game can have as much of a groundbreaking impact as MGS did for the playstation, MGS3 raised the already high bar for the ps2 with this beautiful game. I don't know how to express it other than that pretty much everything in this game is top-notch and polished - the enemy AI, the FMV's, environment design, voice acting, artwork, etc etc. Very fun game, I might check out substance since Dameon said the camera is even better in that one.

-SSX- Game that started the sucessful SSX series, and is one of the most innovative and creative "first gen" ps2 games. I had so much fun with this game, it makes great use of the ps2 controller and is a blast to play.

-Dynasty Warriors 4 - I've easily put at least 50 hours into this 3d beat-em up, it (like the other seuqels I've chosen) improves upon already good points of a series. There is less slowdown, more characters, and overall a better playing experience. DW5 seemed kind of stale to me, maybe because I spent so much time playing this when it came out.

-GTA III - How many crime spin-off's have come from this game? First sucessful interactive 3D city comes to my mind when I think about GTA. The atmosphere and the freedom of choice are probably what drew so many people into the series and although the series didn't start with this game, I think it drew in a huge number of new fans.

[Bilbo]

Every MGS after the one for psx can go to hell. Cutscenes after cutscenes, unless you operate the controller with one hand you'll probably spend more time on cutscenes than on playing the game. Fuckers should have made a movie instead.

[PhaTz]

Street Fighter Anniversary Collection

[Kim]

The only MGS I ever liked was VR Missions on the psx.

[phata$$]

Resident Evil 4
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
God Of War
Guitar Hero
Burnout Takedown
Socom II