ps2 gameLike music from Clapton, movies like Tron or food like nachos, some PS2 games just will never get old. This was the first system that really converted me into the gamer I am today. Back then especially with PS2 games it was all about the solo experience. It was about diving deep into the storyline and playing for hours on end just because you had to see what happened next. Retailers like RO-BEAR CONNECTION still sell classic PS2 games. While the graphics may not be as good as the big three systems, the gameplay holds up.

Take Pong for instance. This title came out on the Atari before I was ever born but stayed alive through small upgrades that kept the core idea: hit a ball back and forth on a small paddle. Certain video games just will never get old. There is an ATV racing PS2 game that stands the test of time because it was the first open environment experience I ever played. No invincible walls except on the far corners or obstacles to hinder curiosity blew me away on release a decade ago. It still stands up today.