The hardware leap brought about by the PS2 allowed for a number of excellent puzzle games to elevate the genre to new heights ...

The PS2 hosts an array of outstanding JRPGs, considered some of the finest ever launched. This list showcases the top titles ...

A quick look at our list of the best PS2 games of all time truly demonstrates why the system is considered to be the best-selling video game console ever made. From classics to dazzling exclusives ...

Franchises such as Silent Hill, Resident Evil, and Siren have all released multiple titles for this console, as well as more one-off unique titles that are some of the best PS2 horror games.

According to the Metacritic rating system, these are the best ever role playing games to hit the PS2 Furthermore, the PlayStation 2 had significant hardware improvements from its predecessor ...

The PlayStation 2 still holds the title of the best-selling video game console of all time, with over 150 million units sold in its lifetime. It managed to stay in production for over a decade ...

Vice City and platform game, Ratchet and Clank. She's not alone in loving GTA - the two most popular PS2 games are GTA: San Andreas and Vice City - selling more than 36 million copies between them.

While this is a great deal that should definitely be taken into account, it’s worth noting that all three TimeSplitters games for PS2 are also available for “free” as part of PlayStation ...

It looks like PS Plus Premium is about to add one of PS2’s most popular game series to its classics lineup. We’ve been hearing reports on and off that Sony is remastering the original God of ...

Alongside the greats, the PS2 saw plenty of shovelware, licensed slop, and games that had the best of intentions but just fell apart during development. With all that in mind, these are the 15 ...

While the PlayStation brand is in a very good place, following the PS4, and now the PS5, it has yet to achieve the heights of the PS2, the best-selling video game console to date. PlayStation is ...

With it, lead designer Keita Takahashi and Namco created the best-ever PS2 game intro. Was this prelude related to the story? No. Did it explain how the game worked? Not in the slightest.