SuperJon on 22 March 2008
Sorry to double post, but I forgot to add that none of the listed games were very memorable, in that they were either rubbish (Fantavision, which I think was a fireworks simulator), sports titles (which were very overrated at the time), arcade ports (I think many of them were actually based on Sega's Naomi arcade board) or DC ports.
There was nothing in it that would define the PS2, gaming or anything else, in the way that Sonic Adventure or Soul Caliber defined the DC, Halo defined the XB, Virtua FIghter on the Saturn or Mario 64 on the 64. It was a relatively generic lineup.
On another point, it seems like Saturn had more than 2 launch games.
