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The Bigs: It’s 2K’s two-game attempt at arcade baseball, pretty creative and loved by some. The games are fine but pretty “meh.” (See Slugfest 2003) Slugfest: From 2003 to 2006, Midway put their arcade slant onto the baseball diamond. High Heat: Jeez, more baseball sims? Yeah, and High Heat Major League Baseball 2004 is surprisingly good despite lightyears behind the Show.
FIFA 2005 PS2 CONTROLS SERIES
World Series Baseball/2K: Well, World Series Baseball 2K3 is good but not great, and the series really went downhill after that. Whatever, I don’t think they’re better than the Show anyways.
FIFA 2005 PS2 CONTROLS LICENSE
MVP Baseball: EA seemed to be winning the heart’s of baseball gamers with MVP Baseball 2005, but then had the MLB license taken away by 2K, much like EA did to 2K in football.
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The only drawback is that the PS3 generation’s games look much better with no dip in the gameplay. The Show: Sony’s baseball series grew up into the great baseball sim it is to today during its PS2 run. GameDay: Sony’s series never really got good enough to stand out before they give up, but the last, GameDay 2004, is decent for an easier-going brand of football fun. Street: I’m not a fan, but a lot of people really like these games, especially NFL Street 2. Then after the NFL license went away, there was Blitz: The League, replacing fun gameplay with distasteful gags.
FIFA 2005 PS2 CONTROLS PRO
The more sim-focused Blitz Pro is stupid. NCAA Football 06 is great.īlitz: PS2 got NFL Blitz 2002 and NFL Blitz 2003, and they’re fine, just missing the ruggedness of earlier generations. Get 2K5 if you don’t already have it.ĮA Sports NCAA: These basically use the same engine as Madden, so it’s mostly just as good especially for folks who prefer the college game. The earlier installments aren’t nearly as good. It’s the most sympathetic football video game ever, since EA snatched the NFL license before a 2K6 could come out. Madden 2005 is my choice and generally regarded as the series peak.ĢK: ESPN NFL 2K5 is the vaunted champion of football gaming among reviewers and internet dorks. Everything from 2004 to 2012 is very high-quality. Madden: PS2/Xbox was the golden era of Madden, hitting just the right balance of technology and taste, with the best football gameplay out there (Yeah I said it!). March Madness: EA usually did something unusual with the college series, and March Madness 06, although way out of whack with itself, offered some short-lived fun. NBA Live 2005 was popular for its Slam Dunk Contest mode. NBA Live 2003 is good for unrealistically fast action.
Live: EA’s sim series is just okay on PS2. I’m not sure on the best version, perhaps NBA 2K8. 2 is the best choice.ĢK: Revered at the time, this generation of NBA and college 2K games really hasn’t held up. People seem to agree that NBA Street Vol. Street: PS2 doesn’t have great basketball sims or something close to NBA Jam’s arcade appeal, but EA’s Street series stands out.
Only FaceOff 2001 is worth a try for some simple, early-gen hockey action.
They switched to a 5-on-5 game for NHL Hitz Pro, which I like but definitely has some issues.įaceOff/Gretzky: Sony’s series got worse and worse. Hitz: NHL Hitz 2002 and NHL Hitz 2003 are both FANTASTIC 3-on-3 arcade hockey games. I think NHL 2K6 is the strongest of the series. I happen to prefer the much different NHL 07 and its odd control scheme.ĢK: In my opinion, this series was always second banana to EA, but some people praise ESPN NHL 2K5. Winning Eleven: Pro Evolution Soccer 2007ĮA Sports NHL: The series got good starting with NHL 2004, which introduced the skill stick and is generally regarded as the best on PS2.
For starters, here’s my ranked list of the top PS2 sports games, listing only the best version of each series: Madden NFL 2005
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