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RPG: PS2
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The PS2 RPG Gallery
Sixteen games, cover first: the deepest bench in role-playing history.
Dragon Quest VIII (2004)
The History: Level-5 rebuilds the tradition, and Japan's biggest PS2 game goes west.
Persona 3 (2006)
The History: the calendar, the Social Links, and the Evokers.
Persona 4 (2008)
The History: a murder mystery, the fog deadline, and a 90 on Metacritic.
Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne (2003)
The History: the Conception, the Press Turn, and the West's first mainline SMT.
Xenosaga Episode I (2002)
The History: Takahashi's six part plan, cut to three.
Disgaea: Hour of Darkness (2003)
The History: the bet the company game, and five million Prinnies.
How did Dragon Quest VIII break through in the West?
The name, the localization, the demo disc, and Europe's first entry.
Why is Dante in Nocturne?
A fan on staff, a pitch film to Capcom, and a trade in character designs.
Why did Yasumi Matsuno leave Final Fantasy XII?
The documented health record, and the rumors, labeled as rumors.
Tales of the Abyss (2005)
The History: the tenth anniversary Tales, Free Run, the Score, and a hero who is a copy.
Dark Cloud 2 (2002)
The History: Dark Chronicle in Japan and Europe, Georama, inventions, and GameSpot's best PS2 game of 2003.
Shadow Hearts: Covenant (2004)
The History: Shadow Hearts II in Japan, the Judgment Ring, and IGN's PS2 RPG of the year.
Star Ocean: Till the End of Time (2003)
The History: tri-Ace goes 3D, a buggy launch, the Director's Cut, and the Eternal Sphere.
Rogue Galaxy (2005)
The History: Level-5's biggest game, a seamless galaxy, and the expanded version the West received.
Suikoden V (2006)
The History: 108 Stars, six in the party, and the last classic Suikoden.
Champions of Norrath (2004)
The History: EverQuest without the subscription, the Dark Alliance engine, and four player co-op.
