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I'd recommend Shadow Hearts 1&2, Xenosaga 1-3, Persona 3&4 and Final Fantasy games in this vane.Īlas Lost Odyssey was great but cannot be emulated and something I would recommend to Western RPG fans if they wanted something to try. Also I bought Xenoblade for the Wii and played the whole thing with Dolphin as I dont own a Wii. I know I've played some of my Final Fantasy games on the emulator. Its one of my favorite especially in that series. I seem to recall trying Suikoden 3 with PCSX2 at one point though did not complete (already played on PS2). I would say that most classics are on the PS2 anyway though they are really starting to age. A lot of the PS2 games can be emulated on a decent PC with decent graphics card and a little effort so I think that option enables some talk.
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