Rogue Galaxy boasted 100+ hours of content on the cover back during the PS2 era. And it delivered that. Between the main story, raising your hunter rank, grinding levels and crafting material, capturing and training bugs for battle, or side quests for the supporting cast, there was always something to do. The story and characters feel like a Star Wars inspired anime in the best way possible. Sadly, the only way to play the game today is on the original hardware if you can find it or through emulation that is unreliable.