@repeatro and the HD release of FF X for the Vita is ultimately how I finished it, even though I bought it for PS2 when it originally came out. 😅
I never could get to terms with the weirdness of X-2 though.
The PS2 is one of the greatest game consoles of all time. Sony released the Automobile Color Collection in 2001 to commemorate the sale of the 20 millionth PS2 console sold worldwide. First after the shot of all five colors is the SCPH-30000 RSR Super Red. And then there are two angles of the SCPH-30000 RLY Light Yellow, the rarest of the collection.
@jake4480
Some games can be played from an USB drive, but there are plenty that will have problems. Some won't even start up it crashes immediately, others have problems with the FMV (full-motion video) playback being to choppy ruining the experience of playing the games in the first place.
Yeah PS2 games can get really big especially if there were release as multi disc games and even some of the single disc games can go as high as 8GB, like for example Yakuza 2.
@MURRRAAAAY Of these I guess the NES (# 4.) However, my father was into computers a long time and had some old classics such as the TI-99/A. It's possible that before I was old enough to even remember things I actually used a controller akin to # 1.
I really have to say that even if you're into mobile gaming, the phone itself just can't be called a controller. I strongly disagree with 16. Also, not sure why "The Duke" was selected for 11. Many Xbox (1) users never saw it.
@MURRRAAAAY Am I the only one who hates these "mini consoles" where they take the equivalent of a Raspberry Pi, cram it into a too tiny case, throw in a crappy controller, and charge 2x as much as buying an actual RPi + good controller? It particularly bugs me because one RPi could do all the things that each of these "mini consoles" individually do without all the limitations they have like games they couldn't license (or didn't think to.)
@NO_PULSE_XBL@MURRRAAAAY That's part of my problem. It's actually not even a legal way to get many that it should be. Well, just for example, one great NES game I grew up with was "Faxanadu." Loved it to death. See it on the NES console? Switch NES Online? No. And you never will. No one remembers it existed.