FPS actually dominated my PS2 library when I was in high school. I tried to play it recently and was wrestling with the controls. One of my all time favorite games for the PS2 is Medal of Honor Frontline. Eventually I got a memory card, but only after what felt like forever lol. But I still had a lot of fun just sandboxing. For that reason, I never wanted to play too much of the story knowing that I'd have to start over again. So I used to play GTA3 without being able to save my progress. My early days of the PS2 was during the Great PS2 Memory Card Shortage, you couldn't find PS2 memory cards anywhere. And I played a lot of Goldeneye on the N64, and also being a huge James Bond fan, Agent Under Fire was just a logical choice. Someone had brought GTA3 over my house and that's how I learned of it, and I knew I needed to get that game ASAP.

Grand Theft Auto 3 and 007 Agent Under Fire. But I eventually saved up some money, and took some games down to Funco Land to trade, and got my first two PS2 games. IIRC, the first PS1 game I bought was Driver 2 (it might have been the Driver 1 & 2 double pack) and I spent a lot of time with it. So aside from Cart Fury Championship Racing, my early days with the PS2 were actually my first experience owning a PS1. Stores were stocked with Greatest Hits titles, and I was more than happy that I could afford them. By the time the PS2 came out, you could get PS1 games at a bargain price. Though I got to know a few games on the PS1 from friends or family that owned one. I had an N64 during that last generation, so I missed out on the PS1. But I was actually very happy that the PS2 was fully backwards compatible with the PS1. Being that I was in high school, I didn't have any money for expensive $50 PS2 games. I got it with a single game, and if I recall correctly it was Cart Fury Championship Racing. I cannot recall if it was 2000 or 2001, but I got my first PS2 for Christmas one of those years.

I was a Nintendo kid, but instead of a Gamecube I ended up with a PS2. This is a console that I've spent a lot of time with already, but yet I still have a massive backlog for. Nice! I was actually just setting up my PS2 slim with my PVM for the first time.

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