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Which one had the better 6th gen horror games?
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>>729165123
>>>/vr/
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RE4 was a GameCube exclusive
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>>729165123
PS2 had Resident Evil 4 and Silent Hill 2.
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>>729165226
Still came out on the PS2 though, so it's a multiplat. Unless you wanna say the PS5 had a bunch of exclusives this gen.
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>>729165226
re4 isn't a horror game
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>>729165123
ps2, since it had fatal frame and rule of rose.
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>>729165123
Obviously the PS Double (GOAT).

>Silent Hill 2
>Silent Hill 3
>Silent Hill 4: The Room
>Silent Hill: Shattered Memories
>Clock Tower 3
>Resident Evil Code: Veronica X
>Resident Evil 4
>Fatal Frame
>Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly
>Fatal Frame III: The Tormented
>Haunting Ground
>Forbidden Siren
>Forbidden Siren 2
>Ghosthunter

List goes on, having more RE's doesn't make up for it. I'd argue the GameCube is more comparable to the Dreamcast in terms of horror games: RE2, RE3, RE:CV, Dino Crisis, plus experimental stuff like D2, Illbleed.
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>>729165226
>RE4 was a GameCube exclusive
Also on PS2.
>>729165285
>PS2 had Resident Evil 4
Also on GCN.
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>>729165123
PS2 by a landslide



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