The was a truly great system. It was the Blu-ray player that most owned back in the day and had a 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:fantastic library of games. The hidden gems on the system are a bit more well-known than the ones on the Xbox 360, but that's mainly due to the prices of PS3 games going up in recent times.

There's still quite a few hidden gems at a reasonable price, and an area that's majorly overlooked is PlayStation Move games. Unlike the Kinect, there were some great games using the Move that are still fun to play today.

10 🐲 Yakuza: Dead Souls

Yakuza With Zombies

For some reason, gaming had a huge zombie trend throughout the late 2000s and early 2010s. Most zombie video games were actually launched in this period, and Yakuza had one as well. Yakuza: Dead Souls is non-canonical and l🧸ets you take control of Kiryu, Majima, Akiyama, and the cooles🎀t addition, Ryuji Goda from Yakuza 2.

It is awesome to play as him, and the shooting gameplay can be quite a lot of fun. While Dead Souls is a good time for series fans, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:it's not for franchise beginners. The framerate is 🎃nasty here. A remaster would definitely help this game a lot and make it more approachable for modern gamers.

9 🌸 Ti🙈me Crisis: Razing Storm

Should Have Been Called Deadstorm Pirates, Instead

Looking back, the PlayStation Move was the final bastion of true light gun games before they became impossible to play on newer platforms. Time Crisis: Razin💙g Storm is one of the best on the PS3. Despite the title, you actually get three games: a rerelease of Time Crisis 4, Time Crisis: Razing Storm, and Deadstorm Pirates.

Razing Storm is okay for a light gun shooter, but Deadstorm Pirates is the real treasure here. It's one of many light gun titles following the gameplay of Sega's Let's Go Jungle, and it's debatably better. The wild and frantic action is so much fun, and the bosses are amazing. It's so good you'll want to do a no-continue run. Unfortunately, Razing Storm is quite an uncommon PS3 title, but definitely pick it up if you find it.

8 𓆏 The Ho🌼use Of The Dead 4

A Must-Buy Digital PS3 Game

Another stellar PS3 light gun shooter is 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:The House of the Dead 4. Being a direct sequel to the series' favorite House of the Dead 2, you can once again play as James Taylor or play as newcomer Kate Green. You use a machine gun this time as you often deal with hordes of enemies. It plays great, like all the other instalments, and it is nice they mixed up the gameplay a bit.

The bosses are pretty great, too, and really test your accuracy. Complete with an amazing soundtrack and so many callbacks to the second game, it's a must-buy digital-only PS3 title. Especially as it also comes with House of the Dead 4 Special, which is virtually impossible to play now without this PS3 port.

7 Strong Bad's Cool Game For Attractive People

One Game You Surely Don't Want DELETED Off The Hard Drive

Who doesn't like the world of Homestar Runner? The characters are great; they're highly memorable and quotable, and the writing still holds up all these years later. In 2008, the biggest Homestar Runner video game was launched, called Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People.

It's an episodic title made by Telltale Games, and it's a total blast whether you're a series fan or a newcomer. These games alone could get you into the series with how enjoyable 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:and funny it is. The PlayStation 3 port feels great, and it's one of the few ways to play the title now, as you can no longer purchase it on the Wii, Steam, or GOG.

6 Killer Is Dead ✅

A Bit Of A Return To Form For Suda51

Shadows of the Damned and 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Lollipop Chainsaw were enjoyable games, no doubt, but they just didn't feel like a true Suda51 title. The writing, in particular, was almost on the level of 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Duke Nukem Forever with its cringe humor. Killer Is Dead,🦹 on the other hand, takes things a bit back to the roots.

The story's more serious this time, with additional Noir elements, making it very fresh compared to what came before. The combat system is pretty good, too. It's not the most technical or deep, but it feels great, especially when you trigger Adrenaline Rush and just wail on the enemies. There's a bunch of unlockables and reasons to replay the game, so you'll definitely get your money's worth.

5 Asura's Wrath

A Fun Time, But Make Sure To Get The DLC

One of Capcom's more experimental games was Asura's Wrath. Its combat isn't deep or complex at all, as you would expect. Instead, you essentially play an interactive anime, but it's a good one. It's highly entertaining, with likable characters and big epic moments that'll stick with you long after playing.

Considering the game was only published by Capcom and not developed by them, this change of style makes sense. There is one problem that needs to be addressed, however. The final section, Part Four, is DLC content, and the game doesn't make you aware of it. Make sure you get it because Part Four is absolutely spectacular and 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:a great ending to the game.

4 Remembe🌄r Me

Nope!

Remember Me is a true hidden gem because hardly anyone discusses it. At least hidden gems like Killer Is Dead and Asura's Wrath get talked about from time to time, but you can't say that about this game. First off, the graphics are some of the best in both console's libraries. It still looks really good, especially in the dystopian environments.

The story is very well done, even though its subject matter and concept have been done before. The memory remixing sections are great and the biggest highlights of the title. Even if you've forgotten this game after playing it, one thing you certainly won't is the incredible soundtrack. It's worth listening to on its own, frankly.

3 No More Heroes: Heroes' Paradise

A Fun Alternative

Just because a port is objectively inferior doesn't make it bad or not worthwhile to play for series fans. This is the case for 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:No More Heroes: Heroes' Paradise. It was only launched in the US and Europe on♔ the PS3, and this port has a lot of performance issues. However, it has a few advantages over the smoother Xbox 360 version.

You can use the PlayStation Move here, which feels so much better for this game. It also had some sweet DLC that's been, unfortunately, delisted. This includes a model viewer for the characters and Travis's apartment, and it's a great addition. With the new quality of life improvements, added No More Heroes 2 bosses, and funny new minigames, it feels like a cool remixed version of a cult classic.

2 Siren: Blood Curse 🃏

A Must-Play PS3 Horror Gem

Siren: Blood Curse is another game that's criminally under-discussed. Even with tons of horror gems getting more modern recognition, Blood Curse remains obscure. It's one of the greatest horror titles of the generation, being a remake of the first game, and better in every single way.

Not many other horror titles do such a good job of making you scared and helpless despite having a weapon. At least when you have a weapon, as the best parts involve you having none. Blood Curse was only launched digitally in North America. However, the PS3 is region-free, so if you have to pop in a foreign copy to play it, do it because it's a game you must check out.

1 ജ Heavenly Sword

Ninja Theory Made A PlayStation Exclusive?

It might surprise you that Ninja Theory, a developer currently owned by Xbox Game Studios, made a PS3 exclusive back in the day called Heavenly Sword. It's a hack-and-slash title, although the gameplay isn't its strongest suit. While the use of Sixaxis controls is surprisingly well done, the combat itself, compared to other action games at the time, doesn't match up.

What makes Heavenly Sword really good is the story, characters, and voice acting. It's of such high quality that it blew most games out of the water at the time. The villain, King Bohan, is especially great and one of the best villains in action gaming. With a cheap price tag today, Heavenly Sword is well worth a purchase.