Emulating PS2 for my Steam Deck, would love any recommendations!
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You know, maybe one day I'll do it again. The only people I would have play Drakengard are those with extreme patience, and unfortunately, I'm one of those people.
It does have a really good story.
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Definitely the DMC games.
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The Simpsons Hit and Run is a solid GTA style game and is considered to be one of the best Simpsons games ever. The Simpsons Road Rage is a rip-off of Crazy Taxi but is still a solid game. The Simpsons Game is also a good game that kinda does it's own thing. Don't bother with the Simpsons Skateboarding, that one sucks.
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No what's insane is these riders will fly past spectators mere inches from a wall at speeds upwards of 200mph.
The highest recorded speed of the riders on one of the straights is 206mph I believe. The record for highest average speed of a lap (which is nearly 38 miles long) was 136mph in a little over 16 minutes.
Insane doesn't even begin to describe these riders and that race.
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For anyone who wants to play Kingdom Hearts and Kingdom Hearts II, don't forget about Kingdom Hearts Re: Chain of Memories, which was a PS2 port of the GBA game. It's integral to the very wild and wacky story of the KH franchise, you'll be (even more) lost if you skip it and go straight to KH II
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It's worth it for the giant babies taking from the sky alone
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I absolutely loved KH1/2 FM
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Shadow of the Collossus
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Me too. Such a great series.
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When you race Roy, tell him fuck you from me
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Also, if you ever end up playing Forza Horizon 5 to scratch your rally itch please add me because none of my friends like rally and I’m getting tired of looking at pavement
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How is XIII via emulation? Would love to try that on my Steam Deck.
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That's what this image is from! PCSX2 via the configurator. I use RetroDECK on my Steam Deck.
It runs perfectly! Absolutely perfect. I also use some HD texture packs, replacing the vanilla textures to make it look extra fancy
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Star Wars: Racer Revenge is probably the best racing game I've played to-date. It's very similar to, and often confused with, the N64 podracing game, but it's way more polished, and the driving physics are chef's-kiss perfect. Like, the N64 game, the pod and two engines all move together as one unit; basically a car racing game with a pod racer skin. The PS2's Racer Revenge actually feels like you're in a pod that's being pulled by two distinct engines.
Try playing in 1st-person view and set the controls (if you have a PS2 controller) so the left joystick controls the left pod and right joystick controls the right pod - so to turn left for example, you'd pull back on the left stick to brake the left pod, and push forward on the right to accelerate the right pod; since they're tethered together, the right one arches around the left a bit, and it pulls the pod to the left. It's harder to play that way vs the usual 'press X to accelerate' mechanic, but after the first couple laps you'll have the hang of it, and it feels so satisfying.
Unfortunately, the last time I tried to run a rom of this game, it did NOT emulate well, to the point of being unplayable. That was probably at least 10 years ago though, so hopefully advancements since then mean it won't be an issue for you; but heads up.
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Soul Reaver did NOT age well, but fuck was that a good series for its time.
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Any of the Suikoden games really. Legend of legaia 2
Ephemeral Fantasia for an extremely underrated gem.
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...so grain of salt, cuz the name of this one doesn't sound right, but the screenshots look correct: Gradius V?
Side scroller arcade-y jet fighter - I remember it being good.
I just don't remember it being called Gradius >_<
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One of the weirdest games I've ever played: Okage: Shadow King.
Think Final Fantasy gameplay + Zelda: Majora's Mask level of being genuinely bizarre as all hell.
Fair warning, the music will be stuck in your head for the rest of your life.
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This person knows what they are talking about.
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Try Steambot Chronicles! It's my favorite game of all time by a wide margin, but it's been forgotten by time. It's a really cool adventure game with a ton of different things to do, from piloting a giant robot to playing different musical instruments in a band, to decorating your own little apartment, and a bunch of other stuff! There's a lot of dialogue choices to make too that can affect how people treat you, and lead to a few different endings, including being a hero vs a villain. The graphics and soundtrack are great, too! I can't recommend it enough!
