Five years ago, Carl Johnson escaped from the pressures of life in Los Santos, San Andreas, a city tearing itself apart with gang trouble, drugs and corruption. Where filmstars and millionaires do their best to avoid the dealers and gangbangers.
There are some games on the PS2 that really pushed the capabilities of the PS2 itself to their limits.
Did they really skip Shadow of the Colossus? I would definitely swap Dark Cloud for that.
god of war 2 looked better than most of the launch games, just like last of us 1 ,kz2 and god of war 3 looking better than a bunch of launch ps4 games, and kz2 for reason looks just as good in 2024, that game had some black magic
Agreed. I sometimes watch multiplayer videos of it. Best FPS i have ever played. It’s the game that initiated me to the genre. It has a special place in my all time favorite top3
Eight seminal games were released on the gaming market between October 26 and November 23, 2004. Twenty years later, here's Wccftech's retrospective.
You're not gonna include Ratchet and Clank Up Your Arsenal or Jak 3 on that list? Just change it to Fall 2004 Releases and include the masterpiece that is Sly 2.
With plenty of open world games to choose from on the PlayStation 2, narrowing down the list to just the 15 best is quite the difficult task.
Those games were pretty mid. In fact, I'm surprised they even put The Getaway: Black Monday. But they left out much better games like Way of the Samurai 1-2, Okami, Jak 2 or 3, Final Fantasy 12, Yakuza 1-2, or SSX 3.
Looks like WarDrum just rush the Android release or simply ported the iOS version and attach a nasty DRM to it.
Yeah, one of the few times I actually pay for a game and it tells me I can't download it because it's unsure I made the purchase.
I want my 7 bucks back, Rockstar!
Couldn't imagine playing this game without a controller much less on a tiny little screen. DRM sucks too.
When we launched our last game we saw a 96% piracy rate in the first 2 weeks. Despite having a free version of the game available, thousands instead choose to simply pirate the full version. From what I've heard from other developers, this isn't uncommon on Android. I know a few developers that won't even bother with Android unless we're talking a game designed around micro-transactions and ads.
In that kind of environment is it any wonder they're putting in strict DRM? I'm surprised they're even bothering with Android. Google needs to get a handle on that mess. We saw less than a 3% piracy rate on iOS for Vex Blocks by comparison. I know that's anecdotal evidence, but you hear it so often from mobile devs.
I don't like paying for over priced gas but you don't see me stealing it.