Capcom has made its mark on almost every video game system, and the PlayStation 2 is no different.
Capcom is a well-known company that makes video games. The studio has made and released a huge number of great games over the years. The company has worked on everything from pure fighting games to bigger action-adventure games that are fun in their own right. Capcom has made its mark on almost every video game system, and the PlayStation 2 is no different.
Capcom has made a lot of great games for the PS2, and most of them have had a big impact on their own. This makes it hard to pick just a few great games from this company. But the best PS2 games by Capcom find ways to stand out from the rest and help make the Japanese studio one of the most respected in the gaming industry.
Breath of Fire: Dragon Quarter
People had a lot of different thoughts about the first Breath of Fire game for the PS2. The game was pretty short for a JRPG, and it made a lot of big changes to the way the series usually works, which got pretty mixed reviews.
Even with these changes, though, you can’t deny that the game’s mechanics were good. Even though it’s not the best Breath of Fire game, it’s a fun addition to the series.
Street Fighter Alpha Anthology
Three of the most popular fighting games of all time are included in the Street Fighter Alpha Anthology. Even though it came out a little late in the PS2’s life, this collection is a lot of fun to play through.
Many people think that the third Street Fighter game is one of the best fighting games ever made and a high point in the series. Fans of the series who wanted to play some of the older games were pretty happy with what was in the Anthology.
Mega Man Anniversary Collection
When we talk about collections, we should mention that Capcom released a collection of Mega Man games for the PS2. This Anniversary Collection has the first eight classic Mega Man games, each of which is a lot of fun to play on its own.
Even though there hasn’t been much Mega Man content lately, most fans still love this collection and what it has to offer. The Mega Man X Collection came after this, and it was also pretty well liked.
Onimusha 3: Demon Siege
It’s too bad that people don’t talk more about the Onimusha series. It’s a fun action-adventure series that was very popular back in the day. The games were a lot like the Resident Evil series, but they focused more on action. The mix of Japanese history and supernatural elements was a lot of fun.
The third game in the series changed the controls quite a bit, making it one of the easiest games to get into. Many people think Onimusha 3: Demon Siege is the best game in the series because it was so much fun to hack and slash through enemies.
God Hand
God Hand was panned by critics when it came out, and it never really got the success it deserved. It’s too bad, because this is one of the craziest action games anyone can play.
God Hand is an extremely difficult game that got harder as players got better. This was sometimes a double-edged sword, but most people didn’t mind because the action combat was so much fun and the story was so silly that it added to the fun in its own way.
Viewtiful Joe
Viewtiful Joe is a beautiful PS2 action game with a cel-shaded art style that has held up pretty well over time. The first two games were a lot of fun because they had a unique setting and great beat-em-up gameplay.
It’s too bad that the series hasn’t been updated in a long time, because many players liked to wreck enemies and use their VFX powers well. The first two Viewtiful Joe games are still great if you want a great side-scrolling action game.
Resident Evil – Code: Veronica
After its successful start on the PlayStation, the Resident Evil series kept making hit after hit, and the sixth generation of games also had its share of great games. Resident Evil: Code: Veronica was a great addition to this game because it added a lot to the story of the series.
This game’s scary parts really stand out because of how tense it is. This, along with the thrilling survival horror game that fans of the series have come to expect, led to a game that is still highly regarded today.
Okami
Okami is a game that should have been talked about a lot more than it was. The game’s unique art style and setting made it a one-of-a-kind experienc. And the title still feels new and interesting to play today.
Using the Celestial Brush to solve puzzles and fight enemies while controlling Amaterasu was a lot of fun. Drive Mad was a fun game that became a cult classic. Even though it didn’t sell well when it came out.
Devil May Cry
Devil May Cry is one of the most popular action games of all time. And its debut on the PS2 was nothing short of spectacular. It was fun to be in charge of Dante and use his flashy moves to beat up demons and other enemies.
The game didn’t try to hide how hard it was, and players had to get good at the combat system. If they wanted to beat the many tough enemies and bosses in their way. There’s a reason why many fans hate the sequel. It tried to make the game more casual, but in doing so, it made the fights too easy.
Resident Evil 4
With the remake of Resident Evil 4 coming up, it’s clear that Capcom needs to hit a home run to convince fans that this remake is worth it. Resident Evil 4 is thought to be one of the best action-adventure games ever made.
The tone of the series changed with Leon Kennedy’s adventures, for better or worse. People who are making the remake have their work cut out for them. And only time will tell if they did the original game justice.
