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Reader Discussion: What PS2 Games Do You Want To Play On PS4?
Sony has already confirmed that it's exploring PS2 emulation on PS4s, but that leaves us with one question. What PS2 games do we want to play on our PS4s?
It's no secret that the PS2 has a great library. No one is keeping that a secret. So if Sony got PS2 emulation working on the PS4 there would be a wealth of great content worth playing on that system.
Personally, I love the Jak and Ratchet and Clank series, and they would be fun to revisit (if you didn't already for their HD collections.) Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time was another great game that I wouldn’t mind playing again. Finally, Okami was an amazing game that I don’t think got enough love, and I’d love more people to play that game.
What about you? What PS2 games would you play on your PS4 if Sony got that emulation working? Lost for a game? Check out our list of the Top 25 PlayStation 2 games of all time.
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