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I got my start writing for a PlayStation 2 magazine: These are my 12 PS2-pilled recommendations from the Steam Autumn…
This article recommends 12 games available on Steam, inspired by or ports from the PlayStation 2 and Dreamcast era. It highlights six modern titles that draw inspiration from the 'sixth generation' of consoles, such as Promise Mascot Agency and Hi-Fi Rush, alongside six classic ports like Metal Gear Solid 3 and Final Fantasy 10.
The world’s crying out for a game that’s actually fun to play – SSX was the PS2 launch game that made snowboarding feel like the future that never arrived
The original SSX on PlayStation 2 is celebrated as a groundbreaking launch title that perfectly blended technology, design, and timing to create a uniquely fun snowboarding experience. Its innovative mechanics, such as the boost meter fueled by tricks, and its dynamic soundtrack set it apart, establishing the EA Sports BIG brand and influencing subsequent titles like SSX Tricky and SSX 3.
Denshattack! An Off-The-Rails Review
Denshattack! is a stylish and ambitious indie game that blends arcade gameplay with anime dynamics and a vibrant Y2K Sega Dreamcast-inspired aesthetic. Players control a ramen delivery driver who uses gravity-defying trains to perform tricks and race across a dystopian Japan, fighting against a tyrannical megacorporation. The game features fast-paced action, impressive boss fights, and a memorable soundtrack, making it a delightful and surprising experience.
I love this controller's sugary sweet design, but you can get a great Pro pad for less money
The GameSir T7 Pro Sugar Whirl controller offers a charming design and advanced features like TMR sticks and Hall effect triggers, along with wireless compatibility for PC and Xbox. However, its $90/£100 price point is higher than comparable Pro controllers like the GameSir G7 Pro Tri-Mode, and its ergonomic design may not suit smaller hands. While it excels in connectivity and software customization, the value proposition is questionable for those not prioritizing its specific aesthetic or wireless Xbox features.
Skatesterre review: It's basically that thing you like again, but bad
Skatesterre is a skateboarding game that attempts to replicate the formula of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater but falls short due to a lack of personality and flawed gameplay mechanics. Despite featuring Sterre Meijer, the game fails to capture her contemporary influencer style, instead offering a generic experience with janky controls and inconsistent physics. The game is available on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and Nintendo Switch.
Three PS1 Games That Sat On Every ’90s Kid’s Shelf
This article discusses three iconic games that were staples on nearly every PlayStation 1 owner's shelf during the 1990s. Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back, Final Fantasy 7, and Gran Turismo are highlighted for their immense popularity and impact on the console's success. The piece also briefly mentions other notable titles like Tomb Raider and Metal Gear Solid.
Top 200 best-selling Nintendo 64 games contain some surprising revelations
New sales data from Circana's Mat Piscatella reveals the top 200 best-selling Nintendo 64 games in the US, with Super Mario 64 topping the list. The rankings highlight the console's influential role in the transition to 3D gaming and include surprising entries like Pokémon Snap and Diddy Kong Racing in the top 10.
Modder turns Sekiro into Tony Hawk-style skateboarding sim 'Jet Set Sekiro'
A modder named Ionian-Mikiriy has created 'Jet Set Sekiro,' a custom level for Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice that transforms it into a Tony Hawk-style skateboarding simulator. The mod features a new movement system and allows players to skate through the Fountainhead Palace, collecting spray paint canisters. This mod draws parallels to other skateboarding game crossovers and the general kinship between Japanese action and skateboarding genres.
