X Fire

The targeting system is so smooth once you get the hang of it, makes the firefights feel really satisfying. Bought this on a whim and glad I did, it’s aged better than most shooters from that era.

The graphics and frame rate balance is way better than most PS2 shooters I've tried, so everything stays smooth even when things get hectic. It really deserves more attention for how well it runs.

The targeting system is the real star here—it locks on smoothly without ever feeling sluggish, even in chaotic firefights. It’s rare to find a shooter this old that still runs so consistently, and the frame rate holds up better than I expected. If you’ve been sleeping on this one, give it a shot.