Sega and the Sony PlayStation 2

[@HypnoSwag]

Virtua Fighter 4 on this PS2 was a MASTERPIECE! Easily one of the best fighting games on the PS2.

[@reybot5125]

Virtua Fighter 4 Evo was the very last fighter I got really into. No other has really done it for me since then. The tournament where you fight AI based on real players was fantastic

[@Gatorade69]

Same. Last fighter I really got into. Last one besides that was Tekken 3. I recently downloaded an Iso and plan on emulating it (my friend lost my disc). I guess there's some people who play it on Fightcade, which I want to check out.

[@crimsontide1980]

Great fighter, the difficulty definitely spiked later on, but it wasn't cheesy or cheap, just brutal

[@majimamike4097]

Virtua Fighter 4 Evolution is the reason I bought a ps2. Then Yakuza came out and it became one of my most beloved franchises ever. Those games soothed a little bit my pain over Dreamcast's fall.

[@Nintendo_Gamer1889]

I never supported SOny. I fucking HATE the ps2 & blame its blind, undeserved popularity as the reason the Dreamcast died. Far too many ignorant idiots focused on the ps2 & didn't give the Dreamcast, GamrCube or Xbox nearly enough attention!!

[@kyledodson2992]

Sega on Xbox was like DC 2… Crazy Taxi 3 Shenmue 2 Sega GT Online Panzer Dragoon Orta Jet Set Radio Future GunValkyrie HotD 3 Etc. But they also did cool stuff on GCN and PS2

[@Nintendo_Gamer1889]

@Kyle Dodson I'd rather have a Dreamcast 2 than the Xbox. Screw playststion for killing SEGA's console!!

[@kyledodson2992]

@@Nintendo_Gamer1889 amen dude

[@RetroGamingStories]

What a great game Virtua Fighter 4 Evolution 4 is!!! 🔥😃

[@orderofmagnitude-TPATP]

Man... even to this day- it feels so strange hearing how Sega ended up and basically making games on its competitors machines. I started with the master system then mega drive with all upgrades like mcd,32x, then Saturn and of course dreamcast. Very well loved machines that were being used at least 16 hours a day constantly. Eventually after marrying and f%$*ing up big in my life- i had to sell my collection for peanuts.... sure, i had rare games or demo disks like keio flying squadron. But understand these units were not looked after in terms of mint (or garage queens if we talked in car lingo) condition units played once a year.... no they were my best and only friend in my school years!! They were very temperamental when sold. Half the time never bootin up. Well loved, well worn etc... played till destruction per say. I really could of gotten much more and have deep regret to this day. However i am VERY VERY grateful for emulation. I have my entire collection plus all my favourite arcades running on my phone - with an 8bitdo mini controller hanging from my car interior mirror, with the Bluetooth providing the sound from my car stereo.... Thank god. I am happy with this. I may not have the "physical" copy of whatever in my hand- but instead i have access to all the arcade games there and then and for free,!!! Its amazing. And thank you. And as for Sega trying to survive after the dreamcast .... yeah this hurt and sucked as an avid Sega fan... and sure it was alien almost seeing them publish games this way; but you gotta understand there situation and business forecast. Totally get it... Sega is not the company it used to be. Understand time moves on, and changes everything. Nintendo i believe will be the next in the coming years but they are genuine genius at marketing old technology to use in a more ambiguous setting. Listen- don't worry if my comment seems convoluted... Sega should of survived the dreamcast age because how far ahead they were. Sony capitalised on the 'stupidz' in regards too softwares. I love Sega and today i know they really are not who they were back then...but who does not love an underdog,? BTW- PlayStation 2 versions of dreamcast games are usually far poorer.... but back then if you wanted to play a certain platform but owned another.... this was all you had. Long live emulation. You allowed me to sell my collection in desperation- but still play every single game with just a few clicks. For that i will forever be grateful. Thanks!!

[@SophiaXiaoyuAralaCran]

For me, some games were played so much that they stopped working for some reasons so finding emulator versions bought back the feel. I still have the Sega Genesis in my room but all TVs and its power source don't work with it anymore... Despite this, I refuse to sell because eventually I heard there were some HD models able to run the cartridges still working but ouch the price and scalper-jerks these days....

[@yeahyeahwowman8099]

Sega was destined to fail. Launching systems because they were scared of the competition. Putting all their eggs in the arcade basket was a death sentence. When Sega advertised, it was always a hook like, "Bring the arcade experience home." Of course they had more than just arcade games, the competition was so much better at advertising than they were.

[@MaxAbramson3]

It really sucks that we would only find out once the Dreamcast was discontinued that the DC was drawing better graphics than the PS2, anyway. SONY won the console wars through de facto fraud and anti-competitive practices straight out of NINTENDO's playbook. In the end, the PS2's paltry 4MB VRAM (vs. 16MB for Dreamcast) left many textures economized and blurry, losing so much game detail and slowing down movement in some stages. Most of the PS2's titles would only draw about 1-2 million polygons/sec because SONY had shifted most of the rendering work from the GPU to the CPU, producing janky and blurred images in actual gameplay. And the PS2 & PS3 were even harder to program effectively than the infamous Saturn!

[@willpowerrazorblade6436]

To all my fellow SEGA fans I just wanna say that I have never been prouder to be a SEGA fan and unlike other fans I believe that SEGA have never failed and the SEGA dreamcast is the greatest console ever made I myself is looking forward to the future as a SEGA gamer!! Console gaming died with the dreamcast but gaming survived with SEGA!!!

[@sittaman]

The PS2 must have the most outstanding library ever for any console. It is really easy to pick some hundreds great games on it. The sixth generation was an amazing time. No wonder it is still popular today.

[@roccogiampietro4830]

Super Nintendo

[@FolIet_Tortuga]

​@@roccogiampietro4830Super Gaytendo

[@amateurvideoproject]

I really appreciate the time and attention you put into these videos. I watch these whenever I get the chance and I've binged some of your older videos in the past. Thank you for sharing this content with us, dude. I hope and wish for good health for you and your family!

[@TheMultiGunMan]

I'm a huge Sega fan. And, I'm currently building a Sega game collection for the PS2 and original Xbox. So, this video is incredibly helpful. Thank you very much for making it.

[@aztn19]

Ditto for me too!! Especially the unloved Shining games - I kinda want Tears back

[@TheMultiGunMan]

@@aztn19 Same here. I agree.

[@thebigpicture4372]

I love Outrun 2 Coast to Coast. Awesome Game!

[@Psmgamer]

Crazy Taxi, Sonic Mega Collection Plus, Virtua Fighter 4 were my favorite Sega games on PS2.

[@anglo-saxonconnor817]

Sega released Virtua Fighter 4 and Yakuza on the PS2. I am and will always be thankful for it.

[@alex64gaming]

Maybe I live under a rock or something but Virtua fighter 4 wasn't that great. Perhaps I'm mixed up with another game?

[@michaeloffgrid]

Virtua Fighter 4 Evo is arguably the best in the series and one of the best games Sega ever made.

[@mrlaidback83]

​@@michaeloffgrid I like VF4 Evo, but my favorite in the series is Virtual Fighter 5 Final Showdown.

[@AmbientMess]

@@alex64gaming Each to their own man :) I personally thought VF5 was the best but I wouldn't call myself a veteran of the series. It defo pails in comparison to how powerful the NAOMI 2 Arcade version was but a decent port nonetheless

[@FamilyTeamGaming]

@@alex64gaming You are almost definitely mixing it up with some other game my friend. Virtua Fighter 4, especially the PS2 version of VF4 Evolution, are widely praised as some of the best fighting games of all time. To this day, VF4Evo's training mode is used as a reference of how *all* fighting game training modes should look like. If you don't like VF4, that's obviously fine, but then you'd definitely be rating it by different standards than most people would otherwise be using.

[@johnellis3383]

Oh man, Blood Will Tell was such a great game and full of that special Sega weirdness and charm!

[@oscarzxn4067]

Things have really changed for Yakuza it seems, the games now have been selling like hot cakes in the west while in Japan the relatively poor sales of PlayStation consoles in the last few years while not releasing any games of the series on the Switch, not even the old ones, have affected it there.

[@DesertRainReads]

Right? I am enjoying Yakuza: Like a Dragon here, a game that strikes a perfect balance with its serious story and humorous dialogue. The English voice track is also damn good and its change to turn based mechanics and a party based battle system for battling actually works. Such an awesome game and one I look forward to seeing continue. The next one looks like it's going to have two distinct quests with Kazuma Kiryu becoming playable again alongside Ichiban Kasuga.

[@DueNorthGaming]

The Yakuza series is amazing! I am a huge fan of video game series that perfectly capture Japanese culture, and when I first played Yakuza 0 it felt like I was being teleported to that time period and was able to soak in the culture of Japan at the time! I always recommend Yakuza to my friends as I think the series can offer some of the most fast-pace action and storylines in gaming, while also teaching the player about a lot of things!

[@sanity000-x2r]

Love how people still call it Yakuza despite the /western) series name now being Like a Dragon, which is a direct translation of the original Japanese title. Though to be fair so far there has only been one title and a half released under the new branding in the west.

[@Gatorade69]

@@sanity000-x2r I mean I have always known the series as Yakuza since the PS2 game. Old habits are hard to break.

[@rockhyde7775]

Let’s just say PS consoles aren’t selling as well in Japan as they could be, probably because the Switch is doing so well there and Xbox consoles always had terrible sales there, even the Series X/S.😅 With that being said, a healthy amount of software is still being made by Japanese devs and being released on the PS4 and 5. Don’t know what BS the media is spouting about Japan ditching the PlayStation and picking up on Xbox that happened earlier in the decade with the PS5 and SX which is clearly not true. I laughed at that statement and dismissed it after all those Japanese titles came to the PS5. To be fair, there are titles made by Japanese devs that have came to the Series X. For the titles that made it onto the Switch now and not any other console yet, I expect ports of such titles later on like Drainus. For all the titles that have a PlayStation and Switch release, I often go for the PS version because it’s a more powerful system and has trophies. Have yet to import a PS5 title from Japan, not one that already came out in other regions yet. Just being patient for that chance. Still wanting more J-Fighters on the machine.

[@AmbientMess]

Been waiting for this one! Looking forward to you covering the PSP and DS consoles ;)

[@mikeclark4480]

Me too ! There are so many great games for those machines it's ridiculous

[@JEFFALITY]

I also support this notion

[@JohnDoe-wq5eu]

I still can’t believe the PSP got a compilation of the two power stone games and we’re still waiting for those games to come to literally anything else to this day.

[@AmbientMess]

@@JohnDoe-wq5eu I know right lol. They can make a HD collection for cheap but they don't seem interested in it

[@JohnDoe-wq5eu]

@@AmbientMess It's weird because current Sega loves to milk people's nostalgia. Here's the perfect opportunity to give people exactly what they want and they're just like nah.

[@gregoryberrycone]

wow i think i request this exact video a year or two ago. thank you so much for making it!

[@mattb6522]

Nice compilation! Sounds like we'll be getting more Sony Lord X in the future! I knew Sega had strong support for the PS2, but I forgot just how many games they actually developed/published for the system! I feel like Sega _always_ rereleased Sega Genesis games on like every console starting with the PS2. Though, they always kind of neglected the Saturn and Dreamcast when considering compilation titles on modern hardware. It's a shame as there are still solid titles locked exclusively on the Saturn and Dreamcast!

[@bluegizmo84100]

I'd love to hear your take on Sakura Wars: So Long My Love. It was the first western release in the series and a departure from how previous entries in the series. I think it helped lay the foundation for combat in Valkyria Chronicles.

[@SegaLordX]

I'm honestly not a fan of the series. I find games where talking segments dominate the experience to not be my thing. Always been an action guy.

[@bluegizmo84100]

@@SegaLordX that's fair. I've got to be in the right mindset for a dialogue heavy title. What got my attention about this one was the similarity to Sega's current strategy/visual novel hybrid series.

[@Marcus_K]

PS2 sold 150M consoles, whereas the Xbox and GC sold only 20-25M, so the PS2 logically became Sega's main platform after the DC. They published tons of PS2 games between 2001-08. Lots of new games and early on many Dreamcast ports and even Saturn ports. Still, even the GC received must-play Sega exclusives like F-Zero GX, Monkey Ball and Beach Spikers, so a Sega fan should own a PS2, Xbox and a GC for the full post-Dreamcast Sega experience.

[@freakyfornash]

The original Xbox did seem to be the spiritual follow up to the Dreamcast. That console of which was what Sega was most compelled to initially support when they became a software only company, since they had no previous rivalry with Microsoft, like they did with Nintendo, and Sony. Even that system's controllers were loosely based off the D.C. ones, for better or worse too. As sad as it was when Sega was forced to throw in the towel when it came to making their own gaming systems after something had to give once Microsoft entered the fray, at least it's good you can experience Sega's many amazing gems on numerous platforms, rather than being restricted to being able to do on just a single console like you did when they were both a hardware, and software developer back in the day though.

[@BubblegumCrash332]

Just seeing this makes me want to collect all those Sega Ages PS2 games. I love the covers.

[@cormoranstrike1544]

This is a good Thursday morning new segalordx

[@Sandlot1992]

I once had Sega Genesis collection before and i still have Sega Classics collection to this very day!

[@Fla5thgenTryMe]

Great job.

[@Roger-Bacon]

Ok

[@mikeclark4480]

Awesome video my brother ! There are some Sega bangers in the 6th and 7th gen of hardware so I'm pretty excited for these videos.

[@thetechn1que518]

I’d like to see SLX cover some 7th gen titles Sega published for sure. The Club is one of my favorite Xbox 360 games and no one ever talks about it.

[@Thor-Orion]

I just want you to talk about what you want to talk about. You’re one of my favorite gaming channels and you always bring me new and interesting stuff.

[@SegaLordX]

Thank you.

[@STP.83]

SEGA Rally 2006 is just awesome and worth a port to modern consoles in my opinion. Back in the days I didn't even realize that SEGA still was making good games. Me and my friends didn't even know that the Yakuza games existed 😢, one of my absolutely favorite game series nowadays.

[@gertytk5528]

Still hoping to play the career mode in English some day.

[@barrysmith7896]

It's actually been really bugging me there isn't anything like Sega Rally on modern consoles. I really miss that arcade style Rally titles and I'd buy a port of this in a heartbeat. Still play Sega Rally now and another hidden gem on PS1 called Rally De Europe, another Japanese only title.

[@embracerodusk2537]

A lot of stuff here that I don't remember at all. Sega were really pumping out a large variety of software back then.

[@nintendianajones64]

It's fine to cover other games from other platforms. Snes drunk doesn't only do Nintendo games. So I look forward to it.

[@hellbent650]

BLASPHEMY!!!

[@KC-135RT_BoomOperator]

My thoughts exactly!😊

[@matstodon]

🤨🤨🤨

[@xGMV]

I used to have this disc simply labelled "rally collection" and Sega Rally 2006 was there, I was just a kid and remember disliking it after being used to Need For Speed Underground 2 and Most Wanted so much, but today I love it. Thank you for covering that System 246 game, I didn't know we had a home port, and that it was just like Tekken 5 Dark Resurrection that ended up on PSP and PS3 but not on PS2.

[@kharitaylor3782]

Great to see the show spreading out a little beyond Sega's consoles! Good stuff!

[@juiceala]

You didn’t include Space Channel 5 and Space Channel 5 Part 2, the later was released for the first time outside of Japan as a PS2 exclusive, also Sega Superstars Tennis and the eyetoy Sega Superstars, and Phantasy Star 1&2 recieved remakes on the PS2, there’s also Sonic Gems Collection and Sonic Mega Collection Plus on PS2 as well.

[@johnellis3383]

You know, as I watched it was bitter sweet to see the crazy variety of games and usage of older IPs back in the day... I would love to see a new Altered Beast, Shinobi or Virtua Cop. Great video as always man!

[@datassetteuser356]

Enjoyed this video very much, thanks! Made me look up some small ad listings for used PS2 consoles and games again 😅 Not sure if I'll step into this realm yet, but you made the console a whole lot more attractive by just looking at the Sega side of things here. So cheers to you!🎉

[@producedbypejota]

Thank you for this video, the information is of great quality. With OPL we can enjoy all these great Sega titles. I don't know how they will run on the pcsx2 emulator. I missed the 1995 Sega Rally Championship, a very good version on ps2 honestly.

[@Gatorade69]

PCSX2 runs pretty good if you have a decent computer. I own a PS2 with a component video cable but besides my older HD TV I don't really have anything that I can hook it up to. I bought one of those HDMI upscalers and it looks AWFUL. So once I bought a gaming PC I have decided to just emulate PS2 upscaled. PCSX2 runs pretty well and It handles most games I've thrown at it just fine. I have a DVD drive for my PC so I can just hook it up and play my PS2 discs in the emulator. If you have a PC with a GPU and a CPU with multiple cores you can probably handle PCSX2 just fine. Plus some games have enhancements like widescreen patches.

[@gundambassexe31]

Omg I saw Shinobi and nightshade making cameos in project x zone 1-2 and shining series via the new resonance game on PS4 switch etc

[@Tchelitchew.]

This series on Sega games after the demise of the Dreamcast is your finest work yet.

[@dexocube]

Amazing content! Best Sega Channel on youtube.

[@MiG-21bisFishbedL]

That Sega Ages 2500 series will leave me eternally salty, those look like awesome ports.

[@Lord_Deimos]

I have my copies of both Gungrave games, Shinobi was hard as nails but so satisfying once you got the hang of it.

[@FantasticDizzy1]

Excellent, just excellent. Thank you.

[@davanime877]

I love how Altered Beast comes next to explain after Sonic Unleashed, it's a Speaking Of Werewolf moment

[@nicksorenson940]

I've seen some fans suggest that the Werehog was like a subtle homage to Ristar because of his stretchy arms. It's definitely still one of the most unusual and divisive of Sonic's various gameplay gimmicks over the years to be sure.

[@billcook4768]

Love the SegaAges 2500 coverage. Tough to fit so much into a little bit of time. We’re going to need a montage (montage) Ooh it takes a montage (montage)

[@alex64gaming]

I had no idea there was an altered beast game on ps2

[@stevesteve0521]

The original first two Yakuza games on ps2 were pretty rough when I played them back then, thank goodness we got the Kiwami remakes which are better in every way

[@mrlaidback83]

Agreed. I wish 3, 4 and 5 got Kiwami versions as well instead of just a remastered collection.

[@stevesteve0521]

@@mrlaidback83 I think they eventually will. 3 personally was my least favorite game in the series, I liked the whole island orphanage thing but the game just felt like a filler to me than anything but a remake of it would be good

[@carlosaugustodinizgarcia3526]

They had their charm.

[@realjaytruth]

Crazy how good Sega is. They have enough good franchises to do everything Nintendo does. They just couldn't handle any of it.

[@eraerror5054]

Looking forward to the next generation of your coverage!

[@EdgarFleming]

sick in bed today, feeling miserable but your video showing up made it the best part of my day. thank you. great collection.

[@SegaLordX]

Glad I could help. Hope you feel better.

[@OnlineWithRyanB]

Good morning everyone

[@Fla5thgenTryMe]

You must not be paying attention.

[@Thor-Orion]

@@Fla5thgenTryMe bot

[@Scurge237]

Good morning friend

[@Fla5thgenTryMe]

​@@Thor-Orion commie.

[@thomaselers7416]

Good night everyone.

[@derikspark]

Sincerely I didn`t know this games thank you!

[@zimmermichael1408]

Good to see you looking to do the Sega Agest 2500 collection. And it's nice to see you express praise for Sonic Unleashed as well!

[@Zefinfer]

this was brilliant! please do these videos for PS3 and PS4 as well!! if you do please mention valkyria chronicles i love those games !

[@rpgs6218]

Wow i think its time to binge watch, ive been so busy with work all i do i go home and sleep.

[@PaperBanjo64]

This is the episode I've been waiting for! I wasn't around for Sega's heyday, I liked some of their games especially the 16 bit Sonic games but I never truly became a Sega fan until I watched this channel, because of this channel I got a Japanese Saturn for Christmas, I already own a decent handful of games, including Astal. Nights into Dreams is already one of my all time favorite games. I also own an S video modded Sega Genesis model 1 of which I am absolutely nuts about.

[@spidertour02]

I'm actually ecstatic that you're going to be covering Sega games on more platforms. The post-Genesis era of Sega is one that I'm not nearly as familiar with aside from the "big name" games, so this will be a great way to learn more and find new games to try.

[@ninjaramen]

I personally feel Virtua Fighter 4 evo has the best training and tutorial mode I’ve seen of any fighting game ever.

[@NewportBox100s]

More games from other platforms is welcome! The more, the merrier. Love this channel and watch each video in its entirety.

[@Oysterblade84]

Really enjoyed the video. It's always entertaining to see titles on other gaming consoles that I never really had any interest in back in the day.

[@wesleyferreira7511]

Looking foward to the new videos!

[@CasperEgas]

I have a lot of these, but only those released in Europe. I love Vampire Night! The Virtua Fighter 4 games are great too, especially evolution, but it did hurt that this wasn't released in Europe. Shinobi was pretty cool too. Didn't play Nightshade or Blood will tell.

[@Ruddskies]

The video I’ve been waiting for!!

[@GranMaese]

Dude, I would love to see an Ecco the Dolphin: Defender of the Future review [I loved that game in the Dreamcast]. I've heard the Dreamcast original is better than the PS2 port [I never played the port], but it would be interesting to see a comparison. That game is so overlooked, an absolute hidden gem. Not perfect by any means, but so memorable. A work of love.

[@randybradley4151]

Some of the Sega Ages 2500 series made it onto a ntsc compilation game with Fantasy Zone, Monaco GP, Space Harrier, Golden Axe, Ichini no Tant-R to Bonanza Bros., Columns, Virtua Racing FlatOut, Outrun and Alien Syndrome. The cool thing about this compilation is that it's still really cheap and have seen CIB copies in numerous stores in Canada from $7-12CAD.

[@lvx_rose]

Sega treated Xbox (Dreamcast 2) way better 💯

[@jasonlee7816]

Because Xbox had better hardware (technology)

[@jasonlee7816]

PS2 = 294 MHz CPU + 147 MHz GPU + 32 MB RAM vs Xbox = 733 MHz CPU + 233 MHz GPU + 64 MB RAM

[@mrlaidback83]

I've always felt that the OG Xbox was the successor to the Sega Dreamcast

[@carlosaugustodinizgarcia3526]

Did they?PS2 had Sakura Wars,Virtua Fighter and Yakuza. Xbox had no Virtua Fighter,no Sega rpg and just a Shenmue 2 port instead of a new franchise like Yakuza.

[@lvx_rose]

@@carlosaugustodinizgarcia3526 you forgot Jet Set Radio Future **mic drop**

[@scottvincent184]

So glad to see some love for Sonic Unleashed, I was working at Game Stop when that was released, and I loved it! Yet almost every customer I had a transaction with seemed to not like it very much..

[@talen8152]

Everyone forgets Virtual fighter 4 and I'm glad to see it got some love here. Also you could cover games that started on the Saturn in Japan but came out on PlayStation in the west like Grandia, Thunder Force V, Lunar 1 and 2, Dead or Alive, and so on. Be an interesting take.

[@PrincessGoth574]

I really appriciate videos like this, I dont really need to hear a long explanation on why a game is good or not, I just want to be told a game exists and a bit about it to see if its for me or not. I hate the idea someone gives a game a review and I decide to not check it out, only to find out I would have really enjoyed it given the chance.

[@isaiahballa9050]

I remember playing Sonic Unleashed on a PS2 as a kid back in New York City. Pretty nostalgic for me.

[@thecunninlynguist]

I got those sega ages remakes for the ps2 pretty cheap back then...and the sega genesis collection.

[@gundambassexe31]

Sonic Riders Zero gravity I loved it on the Wii and PS2 it was a underappreciated gem imo but the story was a mind blown wth moment near the end 💚💚💙💙😊😊

[@play4dahood]

Thanks for shedding light on gungrave i absolutely love the anime

[@Deraphim]

Any plans to cover the 3ds eshop closing? Which game gear games are worth picking up? Or which genesis 3d remakes?

[@ToshisGarden]

Hearing you being open to branching out to covering other non-Sega titles gives me hope that you may look at the Viewtiful Joe games one day ^^

[@shredguitarob]

i was fortunate enough to have been gifted a Japanese PS2 and man, I know its simple but Virtua Cop Rebirth is so fun!

[@rockhyde7775]

I happen to own the Fists of the North Star fighting game on my PS2 despite not being a Hokuto no Ken fan and it’s awesome. It’s made by the same people who made Guilty Gear and BlazBlue. I also have the Rumble Fish on my PS2 which I got as a very late birthday present during the pandemic’s 1st year and just got the sequel on my PS4 for Christmas not too long ago which I mainly play on the PS5 thanks to its free upgrade option available. Have yet to import a PS5 game from Japan though!

[@LowCountryMatt]

Virtual On Marz is the most disappointing thing since my son. Being single player is not the issue, but the fact the gameplay was dramatically slower than Cyber Troopers and VOOT. You don't have the same high speed ability to dash around the battlefield, and it's easier to get hit by enemies without the chance of dodging.

[@Mankey619]

It’s sad to see that I haven’t played any of these titles that came on the PS2. The only SEGA game on the PS2 I’ve played is Yakuza, but now I see these incredible games. It makes me want to play my PS2 again.

[@lutfimakarim8258]

The Sega Ages line on the PS2 was already a treasure trove in itself

[@Retro90sgamer]

Great video! These were some great games!

[@G.L.999]

Next, Sega and the Gameboy Advance. They dumped an avalanch of software on that handheld!

[@dmann1982]

I own the PAL version of Blood Will Tell physically on PS2. Which is rare and niche now.

[@Fla5thgenTryMe]

But no one cares because ps2 was just a cheap dvd player for most.

[@dmann1982]

@@Fla5thgenTryMe Yeah... Go look at how much BWT is. I will wait.

[@ionslicer]

VF4 is what made me buy PS2. I literally went out and bought a PS2 the day after I played it.

[@SegaKidJay]

Would love to see you look at the Phantasy Star Universe games. I think those were the only ones you missed on the PS2

[@osakaix]

Hello Sega lord it's good that you cover different platforms in the future I look forward to it regards Bobby gamer.

[@giddra69]

I'm personally glad to see you cover other stuff. Of course I like SEGA, but I also have a PS2, Xbox, etc. I can't wait to see the new content.

[@Bearcade]

Great video. Looking forward to your new videos.

[@SegaLordX]

Glad you like them!

[@NoMoreBeta]

hands down one of the best channels on YT!

[@SegaLordX]

Big words and I appreciate them. :)

[@FunkMasterJunk]

Aero Elite was Amazing! I still own it and love it!

[@Marc_Araujo]

The PS2 (the OG fat one) is one of the best consoles of all-time and the first personal DVD player I had in my room...I will always love it.

[@SteveBrandon]

My favourite Sega game on the Playstation 2 is easily Outrun 2006: Coast 2 Coast but my favourite Sega game on the PS2 not mentioned in this video was Ferrari F355 Challenge, which I have for both the Dreamcast and the Playstation 2. I prefer how it plays overall on Dreamcast thanks to the trigger buttons for accelerating and braking but I do appreciate how they added "Great Driver Challenge" on Playstation 2, which is essentially a tutorial mode that the Dreamcast version lacks.

[@JohnDoe-wq5eu]

I know the PS2 these days takes a lot of crap for being overhyped, overrated, etc. etc. but honestly it had some truly great games and the stuff from Sega was definitely no exception. Blood will tell alone should be a go to that most people should at least check out.

[@griffgames9538]

It certainly had some all-time classics.

[@AndikaThe2000]

Later after Sega making Virtual-On Marz for the PS2 since it was my favorite Sega game, that game franchise with the previous Virtual-On title will appear on Japanese tactical strategy game Super Robot Wars Alpha 3, Super Robot Wars K and SupaRobo Gakuen by Banpresto (Owned by Bandai Namco). And Takara Tomy's Zoids, isn't the only series to bring in including Zoids Genesis on Super Robot Wars K, SupaRobo Gakuen. And later, Super Robot Wars: Operation Extend with Zoids: Chaotic Century and New Century.

[@acecarrera1]

Don't forget 18 wheeler and F355 Challenge, previously on Dreamcast.

[@LarissaGoldberg]

A review of Virtua Fighter 4 Evolution would be so cool

[@robertdanker6193]

100% agree! As a big Virtua Fighter fan having that game come out in the US for 20 bucks was awesome!

[@stevesteve0521]

That quest mode is one of the best modes in any fighting game I’ve ever played

[@Mohammed1000real]

Sega is a king on the PS2!

[@AliFOJ5]

The moment I saw the Dororo game I knew it was related to that anime somehow. The art work looked so familiar. That is quite interesting that a game came out before the anime reboot.

[@adamokon85]

When Sega stopped to be in the console market, I was worried much about the future of the company. But after I played games like VF 4 Evolution, Sonic Heroes, or later releases on PS 2, I knew that Sega will still be a top one, even without a new console anymore. The only thing I never understood was why the shinning games, that you´ve shown in the video, never came to Europe till today.

[@freddiejohnson6137]

I do think Sega had an interesting strategy that generation of releasing exclusive games on each system. Its sad their output has drastically dropped these days and most of their output other than a new Sonic game every few years are mainly either Yakuza games or games picked up from publishers and developers they picked up since then like Atlus and the ones that makes the total war games and football manager.

[@EricSega-pe8fl]

Thanks for the Vampire Night review. Somehow I had never heard of it, went under my radar. I ordered it on ebay and really like it. I love arcade shooters and it's definitely a hidden gem. Thanks.

[@kaiserrino8774]

Virtua Fighter 4 Evolution is a candidate for the greatest fighting game of all time. Please Sega bring back VF and put Yakuza characters in there.

[@kindasomeviews]

This isnt made by Sega but still deserves recognition cuz i see literally no one talk about this PS2 game. I'd like for you to cover Arc The Lad: Twilight of The Spirits. The game was ahead of it's time story wise and had neat things going for it with it's gameplay. The OST was really good too and did a great job to make you feel for the scenes. It had some impressive sound design too.

[@Rockhead84]

Didnt realize so much Satuen games made the leap to PS2. That's very cool to see!

[@johncraw8572]

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[@goranisacson2502]

Looking forward to seeing your Sega Ages videos, I am just a little bit aware of what those were and think whatever you make on the subject wkll be very informative :)