GamesRadar - PS2 Simulation Games

SingStar: Motown

18/09/2009

It’s essentially the same SingStar as ever: sing the right notes, score big points, do your best to impress your mates when you actually look a bit silly, but with a strong retro flavour. Nothing wrong with that, either.

Cabelas Outdoor Adventures 2010

Enjoy killing animals, but wish you could do it in your living room? Have we got the hunting simulator for you.

Rock Band Country Track Pack

The first country-focused Rock Band entry, this standalone release features 21 tracks from some of country’s biggest artists, such as Willie Nelson, Alan Jackson, Kenny Rogers, Kenny Chesney, Jason Aldean and Shania Twain.

Guitar Hero: Smash Hits

26/06/2009

This expansion pack adds 48 songs from previous Guitar Hero games to the latest version, new costumes, and the Brazilian rainforest. Still, unless you really want to play all master tracks with all four instruments, or are late jumping into the GH scene, this may be skippable.

Guitar Hero Metallica

Adding support for a second drum pedal and finally placing multiplayer meters in plain view, Guitar Hero: Metallica is more metal than mecha-godzilla holding a bag of spoons while scaling a skyscraper.

PopStar Guitar

PopStar Guitar claims to separate itself from the rest of the music game pack with over 50 songs from the pop charts - including songs by Blink 182, 3 Doors Down, Simple Plan, and more.

Rock Band 2

This refined entry replaces the original Rock Band as quite possibly the most fun-filled four person co-op game in creation. Just don't go looking for a huge evolutionary jump.

Dance Dance Revolution X

DDR's 10th birthday is celebrated on PS2 with an all new LAN Battle Mode for up to 8 players.

Rock Band Track Pack Volume 1

A 20 track pack to fulfill all your Stone Temple Pilots and Nine Inch Nails needs.

The Sims 2: Castaway

More plot-oriented than other Sims titles, it seems suspiciously similar to Lost, with your Sims washing up on an island and having to deal with mysterious 'other' Sims.

Thrillville: Off the Rails

The amusement park simulator returns with wilder rides, prettier parks, friendlier guests and plenty more vomit to mop up.

Pinball Hall of Fame: The Williams Collection

If you've played every pinball game from Soho down to Brighton, here's yet another for you to try.