Tekken FTW.
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Tekken 2 is still my favourite out of them all, or the arcade version of Tekken 3.

Also the Dreamcast version of Soul Calibur. That still looks great.

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Yeah.... Tekken 2 on the Original PS just showed the true power potential of Play Station for me.

Same with all Platforms though.... Consumers never see the true capabilities of their Hardware because of perpetual "Up-grading" for the next best sh!t before the best was gotten from what they already had....

Can't remark on Dreamcast cos i'm a bit more BADASS!
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You never had or used a Dreamcast? Still one of my favouite consoles. Didn't have the largest catalogue but a lot of the games it did have were really polished. Some revolutionary ones too.

Had more vibrant texture mapping then the PS2 too.

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I can't remember which version of Soul Calibur I spent time playing (perhaps it was #2, and maybe on the gamecube, I was pretty drunk most of the time it got played). I do remember a few of the characters being pretty cool though, with neat moves like the pirate and the weird monster thingy with claw hands.
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Yeah, I used one once....

& never owned one there-after.
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Shame. Had quite a fee exclusive games releases that still hold up well. Some have singe been ported to PC or newer consoles.

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The DC version of Crazy Taxi was The Tits.

Many a fun evening spent during that hot summer playing Crazy Taxi while enjoying a few bottles of 'Tizer'
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Crazy Taxi 1 and 2 were brilliant in the DC that's for sure. The port to Android actually runs pretty nicely and looks identical on a mobile but it doesn't feel the same.. you need the controllers.

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Is there still the licensed soundtrack and the logos?

It felt good (at the time) being a bit drunk and hooning around past KFC and Pizza hut with the tunes blaring out. And, in the game too.
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