Remember San Andreas and Dog's Life? Oh, those were the days. How then, given such a banner year in 2004, could the PlayStation 2 ever make good in 2005? This is how... We started strong and we ...

It's that time again, when IGN gets ready to recognize the best games of the past year, and so today we continue the PlayStation 2's Best of 2000 awards with the Strategy genre. As editors ...

The PlayStation 2 era was somewhat of a golden age for ... For fans of old-school strategy games, Front Mission 4 holds up well, but a few rough edges lead to a lower ranking.

The PS2 opened up a whole new world of ... The skill behind the game comes from having careful aim and strategy, as players ...

Whether you revisit PlayStation 2 games for a trip down memory lane or you missed out on some Sony gems, there are a handful of PS2 games that deserve the remake treatment. Some games are readily ...

While die-hard strategy fans and extreme fans of the Heroes series on the PC might get a kick out of this one, it's really a rental at best. Heroes of Might and Magic: Quest for the Dragon Bone ...

On February 19, 2009 Flight Plan will self publish Sacred Blaze, an internally developed strategy ... Plan games in North America? Atlus. They might be publishing PlayStation 2 games next year ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Today we received a new batch of screens from Dynasty Tactics, a turn-based strategy game by the developers of the Dynasty Warriors games.

After the monumental success of the original PlayStation, in no small part due to the best PS1 games pushing sales, Sony followed up with the even more impressive PlayStation 2. This system ...

Perhaps one of Vanillaware's lesser known games, GrimGrimoire is making a return this July. The beautifully illustrated strategy titles first launched for the PlayStation 2 all the way back in ...

So today, we’re thinking back to some of the best PS2 games in Japan that remain ... set up his own studio making strikingly similar strategy games. There are similar classes, there are supports ...