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'''PlayStation 2''' is a home video game console. It is the successor of the original [[ | '''PlayStation 2''' is a home video game console. It is the successor of the original [[PlayStation]]. | ||
==Relevance to the ''Xeno series''== | ==Relevance to the ''Xeno series''== | ||
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| PlayStation 2 | |
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| Manufacturer | Sony |
| Type | Home |
| Generation | Sixth generation |
| Release date |  October 20th 2000 March 4th 2000  November 24th 2000
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| Units sold | 155.0 million |
| Predecessor | PlayStation |
| Successor | PlayStation 3 |
PlayStation 2 is a home video game console. It is the successor of the original PlayStation.
Relevance to the Xeno series
The Xenosaga series debuted on the PlayStation 2. The first two mainline games were published under Namco. With the merging of Bandai to create Bandai Namco, the last Xeno game published on this console was Xenosaga Episode III in 2006 until Nintendo's purchase of MONOLITHSOFT in 2007.