PS2 has a massive library but it has some pretty awful games. surprised it was so low on the charts but it makes sense. best selling system = companies rushing to get a piece of the pie by releasing lots of games, good or bad.
PS2 has a massive library but it has some pretty awful games. surprised it was so low on the charts but it makes sense. best selling system = companies rushing to get a piece of the pie by releasing lots of games, good or bad.
The PS3 library is quality so is x360's. Which means If you want to play the good games get a PS3 or X360. I do not own one of the two then you have missed basicaly one gen of games
I agree 1000% with Famitsu btw
if you consider the ps3 60gig with backwards compatibility then the ps3 can play ps1, ps2 and ps3 games and can be considered the best library...otherwise no
oh and the gamecube is #3...epic fail
Not even close.
SNES = PS1 > MSX2 = NES >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> All!
Rockstar: Announce Bully 2 already and make gamers proud!
Kojima: Come out with Project S already!
Actually, I think there is some truth to this.
In general, I've seen that on average a lot of games this generation tend to be good/very good. Due to the existance of a lot more info through the internet, a lot of bad games are discredited immediately and therefore tend to bomb. I remember by the time I had the NES or SNES I had very little information of the quality of the games, so I picked a lot of terrible ones. With the PS3 I've only hated a handful of games (Red Faction, Folklore and Bayonetta are the most prominent).
However, my heart will always be with the SNES and PS1.
And I always thought that the PS2 library wasn't THAT good. It has a lot of my favourite games, but aside from that, I had trouble finding something appealing.
And the longer it's on the market, the farther that ratio will drop.
Kenology said:
Thank 1up for the title. You know how the industry likes to distort things (especially if it makes the PS3 look better somehow). |
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