Rate the PlayStation Consoles by Library

[Rafie]

I've been fortunate enough to have all of the Sony consoles to date. Still do, in fact. So I'll start from the one I felt had the most library in my own personal collection.

PS2- My PS2 has over 55 physical games. I played the HELL out of it when I was in the Air Force. I also played my Xbox and Gamecube just as equally. For some reason though, my PS2 just was the "go to" system. Maybe it was some of the exclusives that wasn't on the others. I was upset that Gamecube had RE4 as an exclusive considering the history. So I had refused to get it until the PS2 finally got it. I know I was a bit immature then. However, the PS2 was not my favorite console.

PS4- Overall, this is my favorite Sony console and I have just as many physical games on it as I did the PS2. I think nothing tops the PS2 library, but PS4 comes mighty close. If we're not counting indies tho.

PS3 - Since I'm a fighting game enthusiast, I always thought the PS3 had the most fighters in it's gen. I'm more of a single player and fighting games kinda guy. The PS3 delivered on all fronts in that aspect. I wasn't a big fan of the controller however. I know this is suppose to be just about the library, but I can't help myself.

PSP- I have SO many UMDs for this still. I thought it was revolutionary at the time. I couldn't believe the graphics on it at the time. Graphically, it blew the DS out of the water. I have so many titles like the Mega Man series, a Marvel game that was pretty good (forget the name of it), Viewtiful Joe, Midway Classics, etc, etc, etc. I just have so many games for it.

PS1- Although I owned a PS1, I didn't have a great deal of games for it. I had to borrow from friends and family for their games. I did have Tekken 3, Battle Toushiden, GT, Metal Gear, Street fighter Alpha 1 and 2, Twisted Metal, Dragonball GT Final Bout, MK Trilogy, etc. Oh and Resident Evil 1.

PS Vita- Let me say that I absolutely adore my Vita. Like others have said though, Sony dropped the ball on it big time. I don't have any physical Vita games anymore. The last one I owned was Persona 4 Golden. All of my Vita titles are digital. Still, it's a hell of a handheld. If only Sony would have supported like they should have.