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It put players in the role of a stranded man stuck in the hotels control room.

TimeSplitters 2, Metal Gear Solid 2, Final Fantasy X, Shadow of the Colossus, and many, many more made the second generation of Sonys platform the go-to place for gamers, but for every classic there were several turkeys, as well as some genuinely great titles that missed out on the love.

These hidden gems may have their own cult following, or have now been recognized as the classics they are years after their initial release.

Manhunt wasnt underappreciated in the classic sense of the word.

This attention, however, was for all the wrong reasons, which most of us will be all too familiar with so we wont go into it here.

Underneath all of the controversy lay some truly great, often overlooked gameplay.

Take away the violence and snuff movie content, and you have a surprisingly solid and well realized stealth title that requires careful planning and a tactical approach to taking down your foes.

Based on the 70s movie of the same name, The Warriors was a prequel of sorts to the events of the movie, depicting the origins of the titular street gang and looking at each larger-than-life character in more detail.

Add in mini-games for stealing car radios, robbing stores, and spreading your gangs graffiti tag everywhere, and youve got a game that successfully captured the feel of the movie, while expanding on the original story, providing a deeper look at the Warriors themselves.

If only a game based on a 70s movie would have excited the gaming crowd more.

As Rygar, players journeyed around the island of Argus engaging all sorts of mythological threats.

The weapon of choice was the Diskarmor, essentially a shield on a chain.

Much like Kratos Blades of Chaos, this gave Rygar an impressive range of attacks, and the upgradable shield could grant new abilities.

Were all familiar with the likes of Silent Hill, but wed wager you may have missed out on Extermination.

The modular weapon you carried could be fully customized, and various environmental puzzles were put into play.

Alongside this, ammo was very scarce, and so running from combat was often advisable.

Dennis, the protagonist, could become infected with enough exposure to enemies.

Wielding his Cerberus pistol, as well as a machine gun and shotgun, FFVII fan favorite Vincent Valentine battles Deepground, an organization planning to revive a creature called Omega.

It didnt please many FFVII fans, who disliked the action approach, but this is a shame.

The game, although not a masterpiece, was actually pretty good, and featured some nice mechanics and enjoyable battles.

And, we got to play as Vincent Valentine, which was always a bonus.

Combat was fast and stylish, reminiscent of films like Equilibrium, and Graves use of his pistols and special weapons made for a great bit of arcade action.

Even earlier attempts, like Sonys Eye Toy, made the idea of controlling a game with your body into a reality.

However, the PS2 also dabbled with voice control, and Lifeline was a very interesting experiment.

Playstation 2 Samurai Game