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Anyone Still Enjoys Playing Classic PS2 Games Alongside TLBB?

maxhunter

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I've been playing TLBB for a long time, but recently I started revisiting some older PlayStation 2 games during my free time. It's interesting how many classic RPGs and action games from that era are still enjoyable today.


I decided to set up a PS2 emulator on my PC so I could replay some of my favorite titles. The setup took a little time because I wanted everything configured correctly, especially the BIOS. While searching for setup information, I found https://ps2biosonline.com/, which explains the basics and helped me understand the emulator setup process better.


I'm curious what other players here do. Do you still play PS2 games, or have you completely moved on to newer games? Which PS2 titles would you recommend that have a similar feeling to TLBB in terms of adventure, exploration, or character progression?


Looking forward to your suggestions!
 
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I still go back to PS2 games from time to time. A lot of them have aged surprisingly well, especially the RPGs.

If you enjoy the adventure, exploration, and character progression from TLBB, I'd recommend Final Fantasy X, Dragon Quest VIII, Rogue Galaxy, Dark Cloud 2, and Kingdom Hearts. They all have a great sense of progression and plenty of content to explore.

For anyone who is new to PS2 emulation, it's worth taking a few minutes to understand how the BIOS works before setting everything up. I found the guides at https://ps2biosworld.com/ helpful because they explain the basics in a simple way and make the setup process easier to understand.

Even with all the modern games available today, I think the PS2 still has one of the best game libraries ever made. There are so many classics that are still fun to replay.
 
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