15 Most Awful PlayStation 2 Games of All Time

After all, nothing can ever be perfect.

Posted By | On 15th, Oct. 2018

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25 TO LIFE

25 to life

25 To Life had some things going for it for sure, chief among which was its online component, which was by no means special, but could be fun in short dozes. However, a general lack of originality, embarrassingly bad AI, and uninspired level design came together to deliver a completely forgettable and not all to enjoyable package. The PS2 era had no shortage of GTA clones, but 25 To Life is probably among the very worst.


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