I can barely remember how this game was like.

What no 8mb memory card does to a mf. This game was one of the few that blocked memory cards of over 8mb of capacity, so I couldn't complete this game for a long time. God bless VMCs.

Tried to hit a sweet spot between getting performance and be able to see the game. Certainly my laptop it's not up to the task.

The visual style is really unique for the PS2, but being a rhythm game I had to leave it for later.

My notebook it's not powerful enough to run it.

The PS2 disc was faulty and took ages to even navigate the menu.

Tried to play this game while streaming and my pc didn't have a good time.

My netbook at the time ran it like crap, tweaking the settings didn't make it run better, even one of the video modes made it glitch out like crazy, but that was a GPU issue. Never bothered to try on my notebook, but I will play it.

I was told the game needed a specific old OPL version to be ran on PS2 if you didn't have a disc available. Turns out it runs fine? Didn't notice the game tearing itself apart.

It played in slow motion.

My netbook at the time ran it like crap, I was hooked on Half-Life deathmatch so I left it there wasting space for a while. Never bothered to try on my notebook, but I will play it.

The game was for PAL region, my modchipped PS2 was NTSC so the image was way too down the screen. Didn't knew back then that if a game was from the wrong video format you could just press O + Δ to change it on the modchip settings, so I got it changed with X-2 and it had the same issue; never bothered to change it ever again because it was a pirated game and they were cheap so no big loss.

Hit "New Game" and it crashed.

Got it for free on Steam, ran well but I knew I had to invest a lot of time into it to fully inmerse in it's world.

Cool concept for a GTA wannabe, I think I did a couple missions but not enough to take it out of this list.

Same thing as FfNY.

A fighting game about a bunch of rap and hip hop artists from which I never heard a full album ever. Cool concept but I wasn't hooked at the time.

A hand-me-down I can't remember from who I got it.

Tried to play it on my netbook. The game's menu was running really slow and as soon as I started a new game it crashed.

Game runs flawlessly on PS2, but wasn't interested at the time. Still not.

It's fine, it runs fine, but a controller sure makes it easier to play. Only have PS2 controllers with an adapter I bought ages ago.