#ps2 childhood

[ameliathetadclover]

my core childhood games even though literally no-one asked (notice the reoccurring theme of ps2, it was my childhood console)

call me pathetic for loving Fortnite when I was younger but idc

you can see I’ve played on a lot of consoles

(The lag typing this all out is crazy bro 😭)

[retrogamingblog2]

Exploded Console Posters made by Angerinet

[eternvlsound]

PlayStation 2 Ocean Blue (2002)

[vxmpire-vxlle]

[prairiedeath]

source

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Inktober Day 31 - Halloween Town Sora

By Corbin Leach | Halloween 2024 (Age 31)

[oktobearfest]

my entire twitter feed is full of people discovering piglet's big game for the first time bc of how creepy the music and some of the levels are. meanwhile im here like. that was one of my core childhood games i played the fuck out of that when i was younger

[pr1ncessk1tty]

[baddawg94]

Fred Durst Entrance

2001’s WWF Smackdown Just Bring It (PS2)

[l-ls-things]

[edgepunk]

It just hit me that Insomniac didn't do the two protagonists thing for the first time and they executed it quite well, very recently too.

In Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart. Which came out two years before MSM2.

Compared to MSM2, they handled Ratchet and Rivet so well, they both got their time to shine and their stories tie in very nicely. Meanwhile, Peter and Miles' stories felt very disjointed and didn't tie-in as well. But looking at Rift Apart, Insomniac can handle two protagonists.

I guess it shows which game had more creative control, and which game was a victim of corporate meddling and rewrites. And yes, I'm aware there were different writers + slightly different teams working on each game, but the point still stands. Rift Apart feels more like a passion project meanwhile MSM2 felt more corporate (esp with that horrid Colgate ass Adidas suit they slapped onto Miles 💀 Miles I'm so sorry they did that to you)

Also, Rift Apart is a really fun game y'all should play it if you're a fan of Insomniac Spider-Man.

[eternvlsound]

[starr-angelofnarnia]

This game is my childhood. And I need it remastered, please

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[cyberstargirl]

childhood

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Inktober Day 16 - Merlin’s Magical House

By Corbin Leach | October 16, 2024 (Age 31)