The PlayStation 2 had a fantastic library of games, including titles you could only play on that console and those available on multiple platforms. This list focuses mainly on PS2 exclusives, though I’ve included a few multiplatform games because of my personal memories of enjoying them on the system. Let’s take a trip down memory lane and revisit 5 amazing PS2 games you might have forgotten about.
Good news for Nintendo Switch fans! Wizard of Legend 2 is now available on the platform. Following a successful launch on Steam, PlayStation, and Xbox earlier this year, the sequel brings its fast-paced, elemental combat and roguelite gameplay to portable play. The game supports many languages, including English, Japanese, Korean, French, German, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, Polish, Simplified Chinese, Persian, and Turkish.
The 1990s offered a uniquely shared pop culture experience. Despite the growing number of TV channels, music genres, and movie series, it felt manageable to keep up with most things. Now, for those who grew up in the ’90s, that era is experiencing a resurgence. The nostalgia for that decade is valuable, leading to reboots and revivals of many classic properties. However, there’s a general understanding that the originals remain the best.
The newest Mario Kart game, Mario Kart World, shows how far the series has come. What started with a few simple tracks has grown into a vast, exciting, and challenging open world. Throughout this evolution, one skill from the very first Mario Kart game has become absolutely essential: drifting. Here’s a look at how mastering drifting became key to success.
The recent preview showed what happens in the new episode, but new images give us a closer look at the consequences of the final battle, especially for Deku. Being right in the middle of the fight with the villain left him injured. He hurt his face and needed treatment, which meant getting a temporary, punk-rock style haircut. While this change won’t last, it shows how much Deku has grown. He’s now without his quirk again, but he’s established himself as the world’s greatest hero.
Given how incredibly popular the anime is – it swept the Crunchyroll Awards this year – another season is almost certain. However, fans will likely have to wait longer than a year, as that’s how long they waited for Season 2. While everyone anticipates an official announcement for Season 3, Solo Leveling has become the first anime to reach 900,000 reviews on Crunchyroll. This news was shared on X (formerly Twitter) by @SoloLevelAnime, a trusted source for franchise updates. Even months after the end of Season 2, Solo Leveling continues to break streaming records and gain popularity.
High-resolution certification is given to headsets that meet specific quality standards, including support for wide audio ranges (up to 40 kHz) and high-quality 24-bit audio streaming. While some parts of the certification may be more about marketing – especially regarding frequencies humans can’t even hear – it generally indicates a set of features that improve sound quality.
Steam and similar online game stores now ask developers to state if they’ve used AI to create content in their games. This information is shown as a notice on the game’s store page.
I’m so excited about update 1.4! The developers really listened to what we, the players, wanted. It’s packed with fixes, improvements, and even new features that we’ve been asking for. It feels great to see them respond to the community like this!
New research explores how the rules of thermodynamics change when electrons are confined to a two-dimensional space where the usual laws of geometry break down.