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Topic	Better library: PS2 vs SNES?
luigi13579 06/28/19 12:40:54 PM #14:	PS2. The SNES is second though. Just the other day I was comparing JRPGs on the two systems, and I came to the conclusion that the PS2 is better in that regard (not by a huge amount though). The SNES JRPGs are just that bit more basic on average (that's not always a bad thing, e.g. in Chrono Trigger, but often I want a bit more depth or content). Both consoles are about much more than JRPGs of course, but we tend to focus on them here (probably because guides are particularly useful for them). Spooking posted... A lot of the games on the SNES got ported over to PS1 and PS2 can play PS1 games, so... I'll go with PS2. Also that if you factor in BC (I personally don't). <cite>luigi13579 posted [p:923970276] in Better lib... [t:77823825]...</cite> <quote>PS2. The SNES is second though. Just the other day I was comparing JRPGs on the two systems, and I came to the conclusion that the PS2 is better in that regard (not by a huge amount though). The SNES JRPGs are just that bit more basic on average (that's not always a bad thing, e.g. in Chrono Trigger, but often I want a bit more depth or content). Both consoles are about much more than JRPGs of course, but we tend to focus on them here (probably because guides are particularly useful for them). <cite>Spooking posted...</cite> <quote>A lot of the games on the SNES got ported over to PS1 and PS2 can play PS1 games, so... I'll go with PS2.</quote> Also that if you factor in BC (I personally don't).</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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