Emulating PS2 for my Steam Deck, would love any recommendations!
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Manhunt 1 & 2, God of War
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The Simpsons: hit & run, Shinobido, GoW
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GTA SA, God of War 1/2, Gran Turismo 4, Katamari Damacy, SSX Tricky, Mortal Kombat: Shaolin Monks, Downhill Domination
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Oh I watched the video. That's what prompted me to comment.
As soon as he opens it up it's like wrap speed. Just doing that in a video game would feel crazy.
I can't imagine maintaining fine control with how much vertical motion you must get over even smooth crests and dips. Those suspensions must be great.
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I was about to say "but you can't emulate the HD remakes with a PS2 emulator, those only released for the PS4", but then I remembered they were all released for PC lol. So yeah good shout, if you wanna play the Kingdom Hearts games on the deck, just buy the HD remakes on Steam
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If you've tried the Crash Bandicoot N-Sane trilogy, there are a few sequels of differing quality on PS2. I don't think any of them are particularly bad, but none are as good as the original PS1 trilogy (or the N-Sane remakes).
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Luckily since you have a Deck, you can realistically change your thumbsticks should they get damaged.
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I haven't tried the R&C collection on RPCS3 yet even though I have a copy. The compatibility list has it under In Game with some graphical bugs and glitches, but it was last updated nearly 5 years ago, so things may have improved.
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I am not ashamed to admit it either. I even made the effort to get the PS2 ports of the two games that released on PSP, however I still need to play those.
It is a goal of mine to have every single R&C game playable on my PC. The only one I'm still waiting on is the PS4 version, and it's only a matter of time with ShadPS4. -
The only issue with Stuntman on emulators is it's one the last remaining games not playable on PCSX2. There's been consistent issues with the AI pathing on one of the levels and they haven't been able to patch it after all these years.
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Dance Dance Revolution!
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Glad I could jog your memory! Yeah, I even went so far as to email the current owner of the rights to it about a sequel a few years ago, and basically got the generic "Maybe one day" response.
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Baldur's Gate Dark Alliance 1 and 2, Champions of Norrath, Star Wars Battlefront 1 and 2, Burnout 3, Jak and Daxter, Rachet and Clank, SSX3, Twisted Metal Black, Tony Hawk Pro Skater 3. I am sure I forgetting some other amazing games.
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Id look up the GT4 spec II mod. it adds a bunch of features to the game and even the Valencia track from Tourist Trophy
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How could you forget the best AC? Ace Combat: Zero!
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Ratchet and Clank games
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I was coming here to say this. For being a 'game within a game' and on the PS2, they made such compelling gameplay to go with the story.
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Try Dynasty Warriors. It's a genre I don't see much anymore, but you take control of a general and blast through tons of minions in a big battlefield, aiming for enemy generals to turn the tide of battle (reflected in overall 'morale').
All the games tell the same story of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Obviously just play the last one available, because it has all the quality of life improvements, but I'll only play 3, because it's the only one that has Gan Ning with his super-pimp sword resting on top of his super-pimped no shirt tats.
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Def Jam: Fight for NY, dot hack series (originals and G.U.), King's Field 4, Monster Rancher 4, Midnight Club 3 DUB Edition, and quite a few more. I can't look at the games I have installed just yet, but I could always recommend more if anyone is interested.
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Top of the line suspension. There are actually multiple spots on the track where they will briefly be entirely airborne. It's where a lot of rider crash actually. If you don't land perfectly you can very easily lose the bike. There are lots of slow motion shots of two sliders flying over a crest side by side and both going airborne next to each other. Absolute insanity.