Most Popular Ps2 Games - Page 57
Tear Ring Saga Series: Berwick Saga: Lazberia Chronicle Chapter 174
2005
TearRing Saga Series: Berwick Saga, subtitled Lazberia Chronicle Chapter 174, is a game for the PlayStation 2 console. While it is officially the sequel to the original TearRing Saga: Utna Heroes Saga, the games are not significantly related by plot, and the Berwick Saga battle and skill systems borrow significantly less from Fire Emblem than the Utna Heroes Saga battle and skill system did; because of this, the two games barely resemble each other in terms of gameplay.The King of Fighters '94 Re-bout
2004
In celebration of its 10th anniversary, SNK re-releases the title that started its most famous fighting game franchise: The King of Fighters '94. The remake smooths and upscales the original character sprites, includes completely new backgrounds with 3d elements, and adds the ability to edit the teams.Tales of Destiny: Director's Cut
2008
The updated release of the Tales of Destiny remake from 2006. It includes a new "Leon's Side" mode where players take control of Leon Magnus and see events of the story from his perspective.Zill O'll Infinite
2005
Zill O'll Infinite
2005
Zill O’ll Infinite is a remastered and expanded version of the original PS1 JRPG Zill O’ll, released for the PlayStation 2. It features updated graphics and audio, new characters, dungeons, scenarios, and multiple endings. Set in the open world of Vyashion, players create a customizable character and complete missions through an adventurer’s guild. The game offers turn-based combat and a flexible story path shaped by player choices and relationships with various NPCs, leading to over 50 possible endings. An enhanced PSP version, Zill O’ll Infinite Plus, added even more content and story elements.Super Robot Taisen OG: Original Generations
2007
Original Generations is a remake of the two Original Generation games for the Game Boy Advance and is intended to celebrate the Super Robot Wars series' 15th anniversary.Aeon Flux
A third-person action title based on Peter Chung's animated series. The game, developed by The Collective, was shown at E3 '98, but canceled before release.ESPN National Hockey Night
2001
Released in 2000, ESPN National Hockey Night was the last hockey game published by Konami and was released to generally negative reviews. 2000 Calder Trophy winner and Stanley Cup Champion Scott Gomez graced the cover.G-Force
2006
G-Force
2006
G-Force takes the player on an journey into the wide world of water skiing. The game consists of three play modes. Practice - for honing your skills in the noble art of water skiing and mastering tricks. Race - a points based mode where you compete against AI based on the point value of the tricks you land, and last but not least Championship. Where levels must be completed by getting a minimum point score to unlock the next course. Making the players journey harder is the large amount of detritus to avoid in the rivers, from floating logs to harsh riverbanks.Xena: Warrior Princess
2007
3D action game based on the fantasy TV-series. Xena's best friend Gabrielle must be rescued from the magic citadel. Released only as PAL version for the PS2.Gran Turismo Concept: 2001 Tokyo
2002
Gran Turismo Concept is a racing video game in the Gran Turismo series. It is essentially a short version of Gran Turismo 3: A-Spec intended as a preview for the full release of the game. For undisclosed reasons, the game was not released in the North American market, although a stripped-down version of it was released in form of Gran Turismo: Nissan 350Z Edition.Power Fighters
2004
YuYu Hakusho Forever
2005
DDRMax Dance Dance Revolution
2002
DDRMAX will have you working up a sweat to over 65 songs. The 100+ minutes of music include licensed tracks, fresh dance hits, and cool new songs exclusive to the North American release. DDRMAX delivers never-before-seen in-game videos, new gameplay options, blistering 60-frames per second frame rates and the largest song library in franchise history. Further enhancing the gameplay experience is the introduction of the FREEZE ARROW option that freezes on-screen arrows and forces you to modify your dance steps thus increasing complexity and adding a twist to the routine. Popular gameplay options that return in DDRMAX are the Edit Mode that enables you to customize your own dance steps, and the special Work Out mode that tracks the number of calories burned with every move.Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo: Atsumare! Taikan Bo-bobo
2004
Based on the manga where the main man with a funky afro attacks opponents with his nose hairs. This time you get well and truly involved in the madcap manga mayhem with your off screen persona being mapped for movements in the game mini challenges. Absolutely mad, but we love it.Tokyo Bus Guide 2
2005
Akane-iro ni Somaru Saka Parallels
2008
New heroine was added. One day, Junichi's fiancee, Yuuhi, moves to his high school. But, they have a quarrel on the day they first meet. Their parents discuss and order them to go out together once a month to restore their relationship. And if they can't do that, their engagement will be cancelled. Their school life starts, and various accidents happen... What will happen to their relationship in the end?Volleyball Xciting
2003
Volleyball Xciting
2003
Volleyball Xciting is a very arcade-like and light volleyball experience for those not looking for that ultra realistic feeling many sports games try to achieve. It features an all girl cast of cell-shaded manga girls, starting out with 8 teams but more are added as you unlock them along with more courts to play at as you progress through the game. The game contains several modes of playing, such as World Exhibition and Beach Volleyball, and you can play as many as 4 people at the same time with the aid of a multi-tap. You never have to move the players around the court yourself as they do it themselves, and you just have to time the shots with the corresponding button to make them whack the ball across the net.Momotaro Dentetsu X: Kyushu-hen mo Arubai
2001
Momotaro Dentetsu X: Kyushu-hen mo Arubai is a video game in the Momotaro Dentetsu series of board game-style video games, genre released in 2001 by Hudson Soft for PlayStation 2. The game was only released in Japan.
