The PS2's Most Flawless RPGs Ranked
A new ranking lists ten PlayStation 2 role-playing games that are considered nearly flawless. The selection includes Champions of Norrath, an action RPG set in the EverQuest universe. The article notes that the PS2 era produced many RPGs that remain highly regarded.
The ranking covers ten PlayStation 2 role-playing games described as nearly flawless. It places Champions of Norrath tenth and Suikoden 3 ninth. The former is an action RPG from Snowblind Studios, released in February 2004 and set in the EverQuest universe; it supports local co-op and online play.
Suikoden 3, developed by Konami and released in October 2002, was the series' first 3D entry. It uses three main protagonists and the Trinity Sight System, with three optional characters unlockable later. The article notes the PS2 generation had many JRPGs but the genre was not yet broadly dominant.
This ranking may influence nostalgia-driven interest among longtime PS2 fans and newer players curious about older RPGs. It could shape online discussion around which sixth-generation titles deserve preservation or re-release. Developers and publishers might notice continued demand for accessible classics, while co-op and JRPG communities may see renewed attention. Its impact is likely cultural and commercial rather than broad social change.