Do you remember everything that was released for the PS2 in 2001? Image shows impressive release list

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2001 was a good year for anyone with a PS2, enough money and maybe even parental permission (depending on their age) to gamble.

2001 was a good year for anyone with a PS2, enough money and maybe even parental permission (depending on their age) to gamble.
2001 was a good year for anyone with a PS2, enough money and maybe even parental permission (depending on their age) to gamble.

What did you actually do in 2001? do you remember? If you were the proud owner of a PS2, you probably played quite a lot at the end of the year. A picture reminds us of everything that appeared for the platform in the fall 21 years ago – and that’s really impressive.

Impressive release list

It’s all about this: Reddit user ThePughskii shared an image and commented:

Fall 2001 was a phenomenal season for PlayStation.

Below that is a release schedule that includes images of the following games:

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All-around blow: It’s not just a matter of many great games of caliber, it’s also striking that there’s actually something for every taste: the action-packed Devil May Cry, the mysterious ICO, Final Fantasy 10 as a role-playing hit, with Gran Turismo 3 for the racing game fans and with Silent Hill 2 a horror game that is still one of the best representatives of the genre. The fans of the Metal Gear and GTA series were also served.

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But there was a problem for some at the time…

In the comments, users praise individual titles. Ace Combat 4 in particular brings back positive memories for ThePhysco_P_Ma. Camo_boy67 just remarks in general terms:

The good old days of being a kid with a PS2.

Agentadam, on the other hand, shows something that many of the same age should know:

The problem with being a child was: I had to look at it and choose which one I wanted for Christmas. As an adult, I watch a lot of games and buy all the ones I want. Being an adult sucks, but it has its perks.

Of course, being an adult doesn’t automatically mean being able to afford a lot of games. Many players still have to watch their money very carefully. But there’s something else at play here: Not all parents allow their children unlimited play, limit choice (often for good reason), or limit playtime.

Which of these titles did you play and were you free to gamble or did you still have to abide by your parents’ restrictions?

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