Pokemon. Modding. The Best Undiscovered Playstation 2 (PS2) Games. If you’ve played all the blockbuster games on the PS2 (or PS3) already and need to dig into the lesser-known-but-equally-exciting games, this is the guide for you.
I’ve had long discussions with many experienced PS2 owners in order to determine a list of all the best PS2 games that most people haven’t played (or possibly even heard of). Much like previous entries in the Hidden Gems series, this guide is divided up by genre to help you find games that suit your tastes. Since the PS2 library is so immense and filled with so many wonderful titles (and also has had a lot of exposure over the years), I wanted to get more particular about which games I include in this Hidden Gems feature.
If I were to have compiled this a year or two ago, you would have seen a number of titles that have since gained popularity and edged into mainstream. Action Adventure Ico From Adrenaline Vault’s Review: “Ico is one of those rare titles that you don’t so much play as experience. Drakan: The Ancient’s Gates. Map of the Dead - Zombie Survival Map. PS2 Emulation with PCSX2 - share your game configs! - NeoGAF. The purpose of this topic is to serve as an introduction to PCSX2 and to collect GAFfer submitted guides for running games in a playable and enjoyable state on the emulator.
Information and configs were scattered between random screenshots and discussions throughout the old topic, so we decided that PS2 emulation deserved a similar counterpart to Stallion Free's excellent Dolphin thread. If you are currently using PCSX2 to play through a PS2 title, why not share your config? See the second post for instructions on how to submit a guide. What is PCSX2? PCSX2 is an open source emulator that allows you to play PlayStation 2 games on your PC. PCSX2 Homepage - features a download section with the latest public versions/betas and a compatibility list of gamesPCSX2 Googlecode - center of PCSX2 development, the source code and older versions are available herePCSX2 at EmuCR - daily compiled builds of the latest SVNs for downloadSample Screenshots What do I need to use PCSX2?
>> Directories. NeoGAF's Essential RPGs - 2013 edition - Top 100 results posted - NeoGAF. Persona 3 (PS2/PSP) - Successfully merging Visual Novel and the SMT-series together in the already storybased spinoff Persona, it's a mixture of dungeonruns and getting to really know your team and the people you protect.
Arguably, 4 is better paced but 3 remains my favorite of the two. Baldur's Gate(PC, Mac) - Played this so often when I was a teenager. Great adventure-feel and a certain sense of wonder and scale made this hugely facinating to me. Yeah, 2 is maybe better for character interaction but it didn't give me the same sense of exploration kinda... Final Fantasy V (SNES, GBA) - Best Jobsystem, most easy-going adventure atmosphere, great battle theme make this my favorite Final Fantasy. Skies of Arcadia (DC, GC) - Grandia-like "Grand Adventure" with stereotypical, but loveable characters right out of a shonen manga. Terranigma (SNES) - The game were you recreated the world with Zelda meets SoM-esque gameplay. Gaming Wallpapers 1080p - Imgur. How To Make Final Fantasy VII Look Like An HD Remaster. If you’re playing the re-release of Final Fantasy VII on Steam, I have a friendly reminder for you: you can mod the game, just like the original PC release.
Like we wrote last year, fans have been modding the PC version of FFVII for a long while — so much so that you could experience something like an HD remaster if you want. All you have to do is use a mod managing program called Bootleg. Bootleg provides you with presets meant to help you with the best possible presentation, and it shows you where to download the mods you need.
According to this forum post, it should work fine with Steam, as well as most PC versions of the game. You just need the following requirements: Which Windows? Here is a step-by-step tutorial by EQ2Alyza, along with accompanying pictures. Please enable JavaScript to watch this video. This is the big, big caveat for those of you on Steam: in order to install some of the HD mods, you’re going to have to disable cloud saving and achievements. Happy modding! How to Install Games (ISO CSO) on PSP. You can install games on PSP in two ways.
First and recommended way is to buy original UMDs and insert into your PSP and enjoy your game on PSP. The other way is to hack PSP by installing custom firmware on PSP, download games from the internet, put them into your PSP memory stick and then play games on PSP. The downloaded PSP games are in ISO/CSO format. Lets learn how to install ISO /CSO files on PSP.