Not an exhaustive list. I do not own every retro compilation on the PS2, but I do own quite a few. I love retro compilations, I'm always a sucker for them, and the 6th gen had, possibly, the best retro compilations in gaming history. So many great compilations on the PS2, Xbox, and Gamecube. NOTE: I apologize for some of the visual and sound glitches in this video, my editing software sucks, and puts glitches in my videos sometimes for no good reason. The glitches weren't in the original footage. Also, I have an old camera, but it works well enough for me. It's not the best quality. #Retrogaming, #PS2 #compilations ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhu0U4X9dko

When I first purchased The God of War Origins Collection on the PS3, the kid at Gamestop accidentally put the God of War 1&2 collection in the case, and I didn't catch it till I finally got around to playing it, months later. It was too late to exchange it. I just got this in the mail today, and this is my first time playing the PSP GoW games. I've still yet to pick up a PSP, and never got to enjoy them on that system. That's why I am glad that Sony later brought them to the PS3. I'm pretty sure I now own a complete God of War collection on the PS3, Ascention, and both collections, and GoW 3. Granted, I could have just picked up the Saga collection, but I already owned a few of them. This is my second run through this level, my first run muted the sound for some reason, and I must say that if you like classic GoW, this is a fantastic collection to pick up. Now that I own the entire collection of pre-Gow (2018) games, I can say they are great games, but the series definitely needed a change after 6 similar games. I was a reluctant later-comer fan of Gow, but I have grown to really enjoy the series, even if I still hate QTE's in action games. I've learned to accept them in GoW, but still hate them in almost every other game outside of Shenmue. I think it's time for devs to innovate and just move on from QTE's in any action games. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APzfYeqsRjs

Had a bit of a Hardware Failure on my Windows XP rig, so I am literally using a capture card I found at a local thrift store to record this footage. Some Honestech VHS to DVD. My old Capture card is a good old Dazzle which captures retro footage in much better quality. I apologize for the degraded quality and visual glitches in the footage. Other than that, I swapped jobs, and shut off all my non-essential bills until I get a better idea of what I can afford, so I am currently without internet at my place. How then are you able to watch this video? Magic! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-AFUwTarhc

For someone who owns 400 PS2 games, there are still two important ones that I have yet to pick up (a few more than 2 actually), despite owning Beautiful Katamari on the Xbox 360, I have still yet to pick up the first two Katamari games on the PS2. I've wanted both for years, I just never got around to picking them up, only playing one of them via a demo disk. So I was browsing Steam after picking up a Steam card one day, Bought me some Duke 3d, Bought me some Doom Eternal, and when browsing for something different, *Boom* I found, and then bought me some Katamari Damacy Reroll. When I booted it up, for no good reason, the game was windowed, and it would not recognize my USB PS3 controller. I would later pick up a third party Xbox One controller for $22 on clearance at my local walmart, and it turns out that after you beat the training section, you can go into the options screen and make the game full screen instead of windowed. I know there was is a fanboy flame war about offset analog sticks vs parallel analog sticks, but I'll just leave it at the Xbox One controller (as was the 360's controller for Beautiful Katamari) is woefully inadequate when it comes to doing the dash maneuver. It's a lot harder to pull off with offset analog sticks than it is with parallel ones. As you can see in this footage, there are many times I try and fail at getting the dash manuver to work. All that aside, this Katamari Damacy remake is availble on the PS4, One, Switch, and Steam. I know they made some tweaks and changes from the original, controls, and levels times, but overall, if you are like me, and missed the opportunity to pick this game up on the PS2, REROLL is a great way to experience this unique, one-of-a-kind game, or to experience it again if you owned it or played it in the past. NOTE: I am not responsible for "Katamari on the Rocks" getting stuck in your head for the rest of your life. This song enters your soul, and never leaves you. You will find yourself singing it at random for the rest of your earthly existence. #KatamariDamacy #REROLL #Gameplay ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsTUSrQTzxU