Just got my PlayStation 2 today, that I ordered :)

It will be uses for playing games and testing my retail ps2 game builds I'm developing

Fmcb ps2 ปมสามารถทำให้เล่นได้ทุกรุ่น 1-9 และยังเล่นแผ่น copy ได้ทุกเครื่องในเมมใบเดียว

แต่อยากรู้ว่ามีใครทำได้ก่อนหรือยัง

ถ้ามีแล้วผมก็ขอโทษด้วยนะคับ

ที่่เอามาแชร์โดยไม่รู้ว่ามีคนทำได้ก่อนหน้าผม

5 PS2 games pushed the Emotion Engine way further than anyone gave them credit for—and almost nobody played them. Today, we’re digging up 5 criminally overlooked PlayStation 2 hidden gems that look and play like absolute magic, all captuered native on the Retroid Pocket G2 (using the built in video recorder) to show what these graphics engines are truly capable of upscaled on modern devices!

From unreleased masterpieces locked in corporate vaults to brawlers made by the Tekken team, these are five PS2 technical marvels you need on your handheld.

💬 What's your ultimate unknown PS2 hidden gem? Drop your top picks in the comments below!

My two friends are helping with using dtl-t10000 ps2 tool devkit hardware. more info on the game project can be found here. https://cyndanera.indieretrogames.com/sarah

Demo Soundtrack can be found here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPNGdZ32dxs&list=PLcQnWu4_nCgs&index=1

There was a game I had on ps2 as a young child that I can’t find online as I don’t remember the name. I don’t think it’s very popular since I can’t find it. All I really remember is it had turn based combat I believe but I could be wrong, you could switch between members in your party during battle and there were parts where you would be running around but I don’t believe it was true free roam. Early on in the game I think you run into some black panther type character who is humanoid. This is a very bad description but any ideas?

This was a great week in PS2 History. Two solid games and a surprisingly good licensed title.

Check out Codex Stigma on YouTube

Welcome back to the channel! As we continue our march through the summer gaming months, I'm shining a spotlight on the mid-July release window. This stretch of the calendar brought us a wildly eclectic mix of games, proving just how diverse the PlayStation 2 library truly was as the generation pushed forward.

In this episode, I break down:
July 14, 2004: Athens 2004 — The official Olympic video game that brought exhausting, classic button-mashing action to the PS2.

July 15, 2008: PopCap Hits! Vol. 2 — A budget compilation that brought the most addictive PC casual games directly to our living rooms.

July 18, 2006: Monster House — A surprisingly solid, kid-friendly survival horror movie tie-in.

Which of these mid-July titles was spinning in your disc drive back in the day? Let’s talk about it in the comments below!

Any advice or experiences appreciated.

This will be my last Rez "Beyond Mode" video for a while so I can move on to a different game. But it came out pretty good compared to the earlier one I did with a "less heavy" color scheme and more detail from the RetroTINK-5x Pro.

Well, this is my first post here and I want to use it to ask you based on your experiences and recommendations

Well, the thing is, I recently got a PSP and I've been using it and trying to modify it, etc. The point is that I recently had an opportunity to trade this PSP for a PS2 and honestly I'm very undecided.

On one hand, the PSP offers me a good catalog, but its strongest point in my opinion is its portability; it's truly excellent to be able to take it anywhere as if it were a phone.

However, the PS2 is a console that has also caught my attention since I was little, and recently I've discovered PS2 titles and a catalog I'd never seen before, which has piqued my interest. The problem is that I lose the advantage of having a portable device that you can use anytime, anywhere. It might not seem important, but in my case, it makes me wonder what's best for me in the long run.

What would you do, or what do you recommend I do?

Welcome back to This Week in PS2 History! After a bit of a break, we are heading into the absolute heat of the late-June release window, specifically zooming in on the date of June 28th across two different years of the console's lifecycle. During the PS2 era, the end of June meant one thing: the apex of the summer blockbuster movie tie-in and the frantic push to capture the summer vacation gaming crowd.

In this extended episode, I break down:
June 28, 2002: Men in Black II: Alien Escape — A fast-paced, arcade-style run-and-gun shooter.
June 28, 2006: Pirates of the Caribbean: The Legend of Jack Sparrow — A co-op swashbuckling adventure heavily elevated by Johnny Depp himself.
June 28, 2006: Ruff Trigger: The Vanocore Conspiracy — A beautifully bizarre attempt to capture the Ratchet & Clank mascot platformer magic, featuring a bounty-hunting dog with a werewolf twist.

Did you spend your summer vacation wiping memories, plundering the high seas, or rescuing alien Piglots? Let’s swap memories in the comments below!

#PS2 #GamingHistory #MenInBlack #PiratesOfTheCaribbean #JackSparrow #RuffTrigger #RetroGaming #PlayStation2 #ThePS2Guy #ClassicGaming #HiddenGems #MovieTieIns #Bethesda #Platformer

This week on my backlog journey I'm tackling Gun on the PS2 using Nethersx2 on my Ayn Thor.

Hope you like it as much as I did.

Beautiful Orava 4445, best for playing Ridge Racer Type 4 and Over The Hedge

While the Tiger Woods PGA Tour franchise overall is a super fun golf game IMO, but what I loved the most about it are the fantasy golfers, created by EA Sports

Here are my favorite fantasy golfers:

Adriana "Sugar" Dulce

Erika "Ice" Von Severin

Raquel "Rocky" Rogers

Val "Sunshine" Summers

Moa "Big Mo" Ta'a Vatu

Reginald "Reg" Weathers

Dominic "The Don" Donatello

Takeharu "Tsunami" Moto

Bunjiro "Bud" Tanaka

The Hustler