/vr/ - Retro Games

[Anonymous No.408056]

favorite playstation 1 game that no one else ever played?

[Anonymous No.408080]

Infantry sorrow division

[Anonymous No.408093]

Already told you, Boku no Natsuyasumi

[Anonymous No.408096]

[Anonymous No.408107]

[Anonymous No.408109]

>>408096
fond memories of late nights playing that with buddies

[Anonymous No.408125]

>>408107
holy shit! didn't think anyone else knew about this game

[Anonymous No.408128]

>>408096
>>408109
likewise
will there ever be another fighting game like it?

[Anonymous No.408117]

[Anonymous No.408143]

[Anonymous No.408137]

[Anonymous No.408153]

A PAL copy of ISD.

[Anonymous No.408154]

>>408137
I played the shit out of that. a shame there is no more games...

[Silver !lDIHCWsnrk No.408147]

>>408117

I always wanted to play this after seeing the walkthrough in Tips and Tricks

[Anonymous No.408149]

>>408128
for me it was the realism at the time that made it so unique and memorable, slicing and dicing your friend has never felt better

[Anonymous No.408173]

Shmup with a lot of perspective changes and a pretty fucked up storyline

[Anonymous No.408163]

>>408137
i remember renting that game as a kid and having no idea what the hell to do...given i didn't know how to read at the time

[Anonymous No.408202]

scared the shit out of me when i was younger

[Anonymous No.408203]

[Anonymous No.408210]

>>408203
>mfw
1/10

[Anonymous No.408213]

Only because ISOs, mind.

[Anonymous No.408220]

>7 tracks
>One of them you have to unlock
It could be good.

[Anonymous No.408230]

>>408128
Closest I've seen in terms of gameplay is that Deadliest Warrior game released on xbocks alive

[Anonymous No.408245]

>>408173
did this come out before or after einhander?

[Anonymous No.408312]

I love this game, great gameplay and one of the craziest plot twists ever.

[Anonymous No.408343]

>>408312
Holy shit I loved that game as a kid.

I'm terrified of going back to it now though. I don't want to spoil the great memories.

[Anonymous No.408345]

>>408230

I always use my nigga Hongou and throw tomahawks at bitches.

[Anonymous No.408348]

I could never beat the goo monster.

[Anonymous No.408389]

>>408245

Before, I'm not sure if it was a launch title but it was definitely early, the copy I have is in one of the giant cases before they switched to jewel cases

[GloKat !jyECbQQBgU!!DdrEnVEsqUL No.408391]

Be Honest, No one played this but me.

[Anonymous No.408386]

[Anonymous No.408420]

>>408154
I though there was a legend of legaia 2?

[Anonymous No.408424]

>>408345
Hongou is pretty fresh. Bushido Blade 2 really had a nice cast of characters, and a great unlocking system. I loved Nightstalker for being quick as shit. And Highway man for that sweet rapier moveset.

[Anonymous No.408434]

I choose FF IX because I only knew one other person who played it back in the day. Everyone else lorded over VII and VIII.

[Buzzclaw No.408436]

>>408056
Star Wars: Jedi Power Battles

[Anonymous No.408427]

>>408391

Played that version a few months ago. Got the bad ending because the series of answers I chose while talking to that little girl who summons the teddy bear monster. The fact it cuts out like 1/3 of the game made me so mad. Should have expected that bullshit from Atlus.

[Anonymous No.408461]

One of the best multiplayer games I've ever played.

[Anonymous No.408468]

>>408117

I literally got a PSX just to play this game when it came out

[Anonymous No.408479]

>>408434
I think a lot of people missed/skipped IX because the PS2 came out before it was released.

[Anonymous No.408493]

>>408479

Such is life. Their loss though.

[Anonymous No.408504]

Tomba 2

[Anonymous No.408496]

I never figured it'd be obscure, but no one I know has ever played Wipeout
Even on /vr/, nobody ever mentions it

[Anonymous No.408508]

Syphon Filter
Apocalypse
motherfuckin Steel Reign
Brave Fencer Musashi

[Anonymous No.408520]

>>408461
mahnigga.jpg

[Anonymous No.408529]

>>408496

I played it for the 64.To be honest it was just too hard for me. The first couple races aren't bad but then shit starts to get insane. Plus I think F-Zero just looked graphically more appealing.

I do like Rollcage if anyone has heard of that. It wasn't super amazing but it held my attention for the week I rented it. I remember a lava level being tough for me.

[Anonymous No.408541]

>>408508

Steel Reign you say?

[Anonymous No.408557]

Everyone was too busy playing Tekken

[Anonymous No.408604]

One of those games you run across by blindly renting. I eventually beat it, and I still own a copy.

[Anonymous No.408631]

>>408604

Hell yeah, I have that too.

i was one of the fags who went back and played king's field after the souls games

[Anonymous No.408659]

javascript:quote('408529');

Rollcage was the shit.
Friends would come over and they never would of heard of it, then we'd have some awesome fun.
Still own the game.
Too bad my controllers are pretty fucked now

[Anonymous No.408736]

Jackie Chan Stuntmaster
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--geLxqfUuY

[Anonymous No.408747]

>>408604
I love that game so fucking much.

[Anonymous No.408770]

[FinalMasterM !aDUgdVpoUk No.408808]

>>408056
Within my group of friends who all owned a PlayStation, I was the only one to have and play Threads of Fate and Echo Night. When I showed a friend ToF he was drawn away from the 'girly' looking cover and another found Echo Night to be completely boring.

I cannot speak for the entirety of /vr/, it'd be nearly impossible to claim to have played a game no one else has.

[Anonymous No.408809]

>>408770
FUCK. I bought that game and the sequel not too long ago after having remembered playing it in a Jampack demo long ago.

[Anonymous No.408804]

>>408770

That game was the absolute shit. Haven't played any space combat/flight sim games to this day that even come close to this jewel.

[Anonymous No.408856]

WCW VS The World

[Anonymous No.408893]

Wander Trek.
Love this game so much.
Beating it as a kid regardless of the moonspeak made me feel so fucking proud

[Anonymous No.408928]

Wild 9

[Anonymous No.408939]

[Anonymous No.408954]

This, Puzzle Fighter, and Bust-a-Groove were the social games my friends and I played until Chu Chu Rocket came out.

we were a sophisticated bunch

[Anonymous No.409003]

>>408096
Love that game.

Don't have a pic, but Skullmonkeys was where it was at. Sequel to the Neverhood, but not in spirit, instead a balls hard platformer. One hit killed you, unless you had the shield, then you could take 2. Most people I've talked to never even heard of it.

[FinalMasterM !aDUgdVpoUk No.409030]

>>409003
>dat Beans song
>dat Bonus Room song
>dat Ending Theme

"A baaaad man, fell from the sky."

[Anonymous No.409047]

I got 3
Toomba
Croc
Brave Fencer Musashi
I loved ps1 so much.

[Anonymous No.409073]

>>409030
Congrats, you are the first. My /vr/igga.

[Anonymous No.409102]

>>409073
Only in this thread because of /vr/igga
This is my new favorite thing

[Anonymous No.409128]

>>409003
I loved Skullmonkeys, and I normally don't care for platformers. I'm still impressed by how good that game looks, every time I play it. Soundtrack was so good.

[Anonymous No.409141]

Forsaken
G-Police
Excalibur 2555
Trap runner

[Anonymous No.409158]

>>408137
My bro of bros
>>408420
Legaia 2: Duel Saga. not that great, but it was enjoyable t least for me.

[FinalMasterM !aDUgdVpoUk No.409147]

>>409128
It and games like Oddworld really weren't treated well during the PSX era. 3D games and such really over shadowed them.

[Anonymous No.409190]

>>409147
Not sure why, considering 3d looked like dog shit at the time.

[Anonymous No.409217]

>>409158
That shit was awesome.

[Anonymous No.409235]

>>409217
>awesome
>not Wexellent

You are forgiven, anon. ;)

[Anonymous No.409247]

I played this so much..

[Anonymous No.409260]

>>409235
That shit was Wexellent!*
happy, anon?

[Anonymous No.409272]

>>409260
yes I am. I also apologize for the winky face. apparently spoiler tags hate me.

[FinalMasterM !aDUgdVpoUk No.409263]

>>409190
Because it was the next step. Even though a lot of games hadn't aged well in the 3D department, they were THE games at that time because of that advancement.

[Anonymous No.409278]

>>409247

shit was hard man

[Anonymous No.409314]

Has nothing to do with the anime.

I still play it too. Wierdly the absolute Panic/Anxiety I get while playing the survival mode does wonders for my depression.

[Anonymous No.409316]

>>408391
>>408427
I was 18 in September 1997. I was going to college, I got a shitty Capitol One credit card with a limit of $300. I bought a PS1 and Persona. Played it every night during first quarter in my dorm. Love that game. I always liked JRPGs but I saw the modern/demon setting + guns and knew it was something special. Started my love affair with the series, though I don't like P3/4. A while back I gave away all my SMT/Persona shit for free in a SMT general.

[Anonymous No.409325]

>>409278
...Then I found the cheats
L2, R2, L2(x3), R2(x3), Circle, Triangle, Square, Circle, Triangle, Square = Invincibility and Unlimited Items.

[Anonymous No.409330]

>>408954
>Bust-a-Groove
dancing game or Puzzle Bobble?

The rhythm games were the shit, specially the second one.

[Anonymous No.409358]

>>409330

I still have select tracks from those games on my iPod. The end boss themes are god tier.

[Anonymous No.409369]

>>409358
Second one's music was so good. I think it was the Capoeira(?) alien's, that was amazing.

[Anonymous No.409374]

[Anonymous No.409386]

>>409314
God damnit, I left that game behind at a Goodwill in Devil's Buttcrack, Ohio, because I felt sick as hell and had to drive another fifty miles before the sun went down.

I did buy Threads of Fate, though.

[Anonymous No.409390]

>>408096
>>408137
>>408391
>>408496
>>408557
>>408604
>>409247
>>409374
ITT: games that a lot of people played. Seriously. Were you guys around during the PS1? Not trying to rustle, but honestly, these are not obscure at all. Wipeout? Loaded? Fucking Soul Blade?

[Anonymous No.409394]

>>409390
Also there was a Bushido Blade demo packed in with FF7. Tell me everyone didn't play that.

[Anonymous No.409410]

>>409330
this girl in my circle of friends learned the entire Kelly dance and would do it at clubs.

i wasn't into her at all but i really respect that.

i never played the second one because i was too into the songs from the first one.

Shorty, Hiro, Capoera, Kitty N, Heat and Gas-O all make me ASMR it's awesome

[FinalMasterM !aDUgdVpoUk No.409413]

>>409390
>>409394
I agree, that's why in my post I mentioned only close friends at the time of the PlayStation's life. Impossible to find games that no one has played, but there are lots of games, I'd wager, that weren't as known as many.

[Anonymous No.409427]

>>409390
I don't think King's Field 2 was really a mainstream game. It might seem that way in retrospect thanks to Demon's Souls and whatnot, but back in the day it didn't get a lot of attention. KF1 and KF4 got some, IIRC, but 2 just kind of languished.

[Anonymous No.409430]

This right here, loved this game when I was younger. Something about how simple the concept is just makes the game so charming to me.

Yes, I know about Re-Volt and RC Revenge, I love them but everyone has played those games.

[Anonymous No.409446]

>>409369
>be from Trinidad
>get to Capoeira stage
>mfw

[Anonymous No.409449]

>>409410
>>409369
>>409330
Are these on PSN? Or do I have to get some dumb emulation on, which probably won't work well due to rhythm timing? That second Bust A Move was a great, great PS1 game.

[Anonymous No.409463]

>>409427
even the first King's Field was kind of a wtf japan game back in the days of longbox PSX. I just think a lot of people rented it and were pleasantly surprised.

[Anonymous No.409468]

>>408954

>tfw no trap gunner r34

[Anonymous No.409481]

Fighting Force.
Gekido.
Jade Cocoon.
Pandemonium.
Little Big Adventure.
Hercs adventures.
Blaze and Blade.
Azure Dreams.

[Anonymous No.409495]

>>409449
the games are pretty unemulate-able. i have the first one (maybe a rip) on my PSP and the timing is off in a way that makes it impossible. Im not sure the PS3 would be better.

i think it has something to do with the latency playing the tracks from a cd.

[Anonymous No.409502]

>>409463
But a lot of people played it because it was a launch (or very near) title. It had a lot of coverage in magazines and such, all the early PS1 games did. Ridge Race, Toshinden, etc. The sequel definitely got some attention. KF3, not so much; Shadow Tower, none at all. But KF1 was a thing as it was the first "RPG" we got for PS1 before the terrible Beyond The Beyond.

[Anonymous No.409505]

>>409481
>Hercs adventures.
One of the best co-op experiences I had on that system.

[Anonymous No.409516]

>>409481
Fighting Force was, at the time, actually the best 2P co-op beat-em-up since Streets of Rage 2. Seriously decent game for 2P.

[Anonymous No.409518]

Courier Crisis

[Anonymous No.409528]

>>409481
I had demo discs of Fighting Force and Jade Cocoon.

Jade Cocoon looked pretty cool, actually. Always wanted to play that game, Legend of Legaia, Thousand Arms, and a few other PS1 RPGs whose names escape me now. Maybe I'll emulate them.

[Anonymous No.409530]

>>409386
>Managing a hotel while a thunder opens a rival hotel across the street
>Build up rooms and floors while he sends you problem tenants and occasionally bolts your building with lightning
>Shuffle people around from room to room while they cause problems for neighbors in one direction but help neighbors in another

You missed out my friend. See if you can track it down now, it's one of the best games I've ever played. Ai-chan will be your new waifu in no-time.

[Anonymous No.409537]

>>409505
Yeah man, I loved that game to bits, and how relatively open it all was.

>>409516
Yeah, I think I preferred Fighting force over Gekido for beat-em-ups.

[Anonymous No.409554]

>>409528
>Thousand Arms
total shit, you're not missing a thing, seriously. that was when Atlus was putting out mediocre JRPGs, trying to butt Working Designs out of the niche. it's not a good game. i mean, play the iso for a bit, but you'll see.

Legaia is underrated. It tries a bit to hard to be a late 90s Square game, but there's worse out there (looking at you, Legend of Dragoon).

[Anonymous No.409564]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_Fear_Downhill_Mountain_Biking

Wasn't at all a bad game. Had a lot of work go into it.

[Anonymous No.409567]

>>409502
exactly, PS1 launch titles had to deal with a lot of wariness from CDI/3DO titles plus all the FMV/multimedia experience anti-games for PC.

CDs were not a respected medium for games yet. sure it got a fair amount of magazine coverage but so did Jaguar games.

[Anonymous No.409572]

underwater sandbox game

[Anonymous No.409573]

did anyone actually play ehrgeiz?

[Anonymous No.409575]

>>409572
I had a demo disc with a trailer for that once. It looked pretty intriguing - you had a net gun for hammerhead sharks right?

[Anonymous No.409596]

>>409554

Thousand Arms gets SOME props for at least trying to break the mold in some interesting ways.

The "Only one party members fights at a time, but you can switch at will" would have actually been pretty cool with some development. However there is never ANY reason to use one character over another, and the main character is several magnitudes more powerful than everyone else so there's no reason to ever switch him out.

[Anonymous No.409589]

>>409573
Yes, because FF7 fighting characters, duh. Also it had a killer RPG mode which was practically an entire separate game.

>>409572
>underwater sandbox game
not Aquanauts Holiday?

[Anonymous No.409601]

>>409575
yep, I'd always net the dolphins though

[FinalMasterM !aDUgdVpoUk No.409608]

>>409468
There's a huge lack of r34 on a lot of old games

[FinalMasterM !aDUgdVpoUk No.409619]

>>409554
>Thousand Arms
>total shit
That hurt right in the nostalgia. I'll agree that the combat was pretty weird and tricky to get a hold of at first, but it tried to bring new content to the west with a dating simulator. I wouldn't say tell anyone to not give it a try and find out for themselves.

[Anonymous No.409630]

>>409390
Pre and Post FF7 era audiences

early PS1 games were kind of wtfjapan in the sense that they didnt have established heroes and the graphics didnt really allow for graphically well defined characters

after FF7 drew a bunch of people to the system, those people didnt go back to play a lot of those early games having a slew of brand new games with better graphics and marketable characters (Crash, Spyro, etc)

it's kind of like how Jesus Jones/Ugly Kid Joe/Onyx were huge in the early 90's but all but erased from history now

[FinalMasterM !aDUgdVpoUk No.409634]

Shipwreckers (Overboard! in EuroBro land) is a great, not often talked about, but great, game that anyone getting into PSX games should play.

[Anonymous No.409640]

>>409630
>pic related

[Anonymous No.409642]

>>409634
Had a demo disc with this on it, good choice.
I think I know what to emulate next.

[Anonymous No.409646]

>>409386
I blame the poopy phone I had at the time. I was trying to look up gameplay videos, and it kept OUT OF MEMORY, CLOSING BROWSER.

I'll keep an eye out for it.

[Anonymous No.409653]

one of the last great PS1 games to be released

[Anonymous No.409664]

>>409630
>Jesus Jones/Ugly Kid Joe/Onyx
omg, you are me, i am you, how old are you? i'm 35.

and you're spot on with the rest of your post.

>>409608
terrible game, although Atlus tried. HARD. but bad game to begin with. they wanted otaku niche badly, same as with Thousand Arms >>409554
>>409596
>>409619
which was generic anime rpg not worth playing, but US gamers were hungry for this shit at the time.

[Anonymous No.409670]

Loved the shit out of this game, pisses me off that I can't emulate it on my PSP

[Anonymous No.409672]

>>409653
one of the last shittiest PS1 games released

dem FMV background
omg so edgy lesbians

Seriously, not a good game. First one was passable but the sequel tried way too hard.

[Anonymous No.409676]

>>409670
Gundam Battle whatever etc?

amaaaazing sprites, damn cool to show off to friends at the time

[Anonymous No.409680]

after a friend and I got ours Saturns we were on a pretty strong Working Designs kick so

Silhouette Mirage
Elemental Gearbolt
Vanguard Bandits

>also pic

[FinalMasterM !aDUgdVpoUk No.409687]

>>409664
Everyone has different experiences with games. You mention them not being wroth it, but I felt they were games worthy of playing at the time, even now I'd suggest either of those titles to people who want to experience the RPG genre on the PlayStation.

Just as I'd suggest Evolution to anyone playing Dreamcast titles.

[Anonymous No.409861]

>>409687
I love that wroth is actually a (pretty archaic) word in English. Not the word you were intending to use, of course, but it's such a cool word I had to say something.

[Anonymous No.409868]

Never met anyone that played this game. I used to play it all the time.

[Anonymous No.409886]

Robopit.
Poy Poy.
Fighter Maker.
Ark of Time.
Discworld 1 and 2.
Micro Maniacs.

[Anonymous No.409908]

>>409886
Oh, Biofreaks and Thrill Kill too.

[Anonymous No.409916]

>>409868
I own it. It's a great game, short but addictive. Pretty big deal back around the earliest days of the system, if I recall. You can beat it in, what, 2.5 hours flat? 3 hours? Something like that. Once I beat it twice in a day. Such a fun game.

[Anonymous No.409919]

>>409572
Fucking this.

[Anonymous No.409931]

>>409886
>Robopit

Oh man. Nothing like rolling over everyone with nothing but a pair of Shield 1s.

[Anonymous No.410440]

Einhander; final boss a Gundam = Awesome!.
Digimon World 2 (not really good but).
T.R.A.G. (but i never ended it).
Elemental Gearbolt (same as the previous).

[Screwy !BDcKesnEik No.410492]

>>409316
>A while back I gave away all my SMT/Persona shit for free in a SMT general.

[Anonymous No.410570]

>>408107
Yes!

[Anonymous No.410630]

>>408107
I just lost my save recently for it... damn story arc 4 also.

I'll be starting over again. I can lose hours just working with the captured monsters

[Anonymous No.410639]

>>408143
Damn nice. I have all of them but not complete. Play them thru emulation now tho. Still got my saves from when I originally played it.

[Anonymous No.410650]

Wow great job posting popular games faggots

[Anonymous No.410693]

>>410650
>Why reccomend?
>>>/a/

[Anonymous No.410702]

>>410693
Not only are you retarded for thinking that spoonfeeding does any good when it's an obvious question that is asked 50 times a day anyway, but that has nothing to do with the purpose of this particular thread. OP asked for obscure PS1 games, not shit that everyone knows. Are you going to complain or are you going to lurk more?

[Anonymous No.410708]

robbit mon dieu
the third jumping flash game.
love this series.

[Anonymous No.410706]

Loved this shit. Enjoyed it and the GBA prequel even more than FFT. Pondering on getting the PSP version.

[Anonymous No.410710]

This one for me, never seen anyone else talk about it on here except myself.
I think this is a true hidden gem of a racing game.

[Anonymous No.410715]

>>410702
>OP
>Obscure PS1 Games
>OP: Favorite PS1 Game [you think] no one else has ever played.

Methinks someone should compile a PS1 game catalog. Also, it's in the poster's opinion.

[Anonymous No.410726]

i played this religiously back in the day, even though it almost took a whole memory card to house its save data

[Anonymous No.410739]

>>410710
Oh, I may as well throw it out there that this is pretty much the game prior to Circuit Breakers if any of you know of that. supersonic was '96 and circuit was '98.

[Anonymous No.410756]

>>410715
>you think
Wow, that's extremely worthless. Seeing how everybody has varying levels of knowledge on this subject, this thread can basically include any game that isn't Final Fantasy 7. You might as well drop the "that no one has ever played".

No, there is a somewhat agreed upon categorization for these things. The thing is that nobody wants to lurk and just posts whatever they want. When called on their lack of knowledge, they just get offended and whine.

[Anonymous No.410753]

>>410726
I still think it's the best in the series.

And fuck, it was so fucking gloomy.

[Anonymous No.410946]

Played this mostly on PC but still nobody else ever seemed to play it
Great soundtrack especially and lots of weird humor

[Anonymous No.410961]

>>410946
>Dat earthworm jim reference

[Anonymous No.410967]

>>410946

love this game. the visuals were so psychedelic for the other shooters around

[Anonymous No.410985]

>>408213
I couldn't find a torrent of this game. Would you mind to share?

[Anonymous No.411005]

>>408117
thanks for reminding me that i never finished the game
was even halfway through i think

[Anonymous No.411008]

>>408220
>>408220


I LOVED THIS GAME.

Louie's were adorable

[Anonymous No.411013]

>>408312
this was in my demo disc
i never understood it because its nippon speak
i played Klonoa iin the demo instead

[Anonymous No.411018]

Although this was popular enough to make it onto PSN, I don't know anybody else who played it.

[Anonymous No.411097]

In Cold Blood, too fucking intense. Beast game.

[Anonymous No.411125]

>>408203
Yeah, because hardly anyone has played that game.

[Anonymous No.411128]

I liked this Peter Pan game. I think you flew around stabbing pirates.

The only other PSone game I played was a Winnie the Pooh game which was basically Mario Party.

[Anonymous No.411132]

Fucking no one.

[Anonymous No.411156]

I'd say Star Ixiom but now I know there was at least one other dude.

[Anonymous No.411161]

DRAGON VALOR WAS A GREAT GAME.

[Anonymous No.411358]

Of course other people played it. However, I got it the day it came out, and unlike most people I've talked to about the game, I liked it and actually beat it.

[Anonymous No.411425]

If there was a PSX game no one played, this is it. If you've played this one, consider yourself winner of this thread... It's the rarest PSX title.

[Anonymous No.411457]

Soul of the Samurai

Very fun and kind of scary

[Anonymous No.411474]

Not obscure by any stretch, and the game did receive a fair amount of attention upon release, but no one really seems to talk about any more.

[Anonymous No.411475]

I only ever played a demo of it but I always wanted the full version

[aceman No.411481]

>>411457
I played that once.

It was pretty fun actually.Liked using both characters too.

[Anonymous No.411492]

>>411475
Me too

Did you get the Demo disc for it from those McDonalds promotions at the time?

[Anonymous No.411514]

>>411492
I have no idea where it came from, but probably. I only played it after my brother got bored of the PS1 as he bought it nearing the end of the consoles lifespan

[Anonymous No.411554]

Rock 'n' Roll Racing 2. Handsome Jack Bloodwheel. The original for the MegaDrive2 was awesome too.

[Anonymous No.411571]

Anyone here played a game called Dead Ball Zone? It's a sport game (similar to handball) where you can actually kill the other players. I saw it in a magazine, the cover looked cool. Unfortunately they didn't sell this game in my country so an aunt bought it for me in the States.

I never played the career mode because I couldn't understand the system at that time. I've been thinking of playing it again, do you know if it's any good?

[Anonymous No.411582]

My favorite game of all time
Everyone I know that's played it has only played the demo

[Anonymous No.411591]

>>408508
>Apocalypse
the game with Bruce Willis? MAH NEGRO

[Anonomono !!WaBEhCOziwt No.411593]

Doesn't even have a rating on Wikipedia
or a full article for that matter

[Anonymous No.411595]

brave fencer musashi, shit is so cash. Kirby meets Japanese sword fighter legend with some added comic relief

[Anonymous No.411596]

I love this game so much. I've been hoping to see it on PSN so I can download it on my psp.

[Anonymous No.411671]

>>411596
I feel like an idiot. It IS on PSN. It must have shown up after I had checked for it last year. Know what I'm doing when my SD card comes in from Amazon.

[Anonymous No.411698]

>>411671
> available on PS3 and Vita
> not PSP
God fucking dammit. The one time it would pay to be a hard core Sonygger.

[Anonymous No.411710]

バンプ

[Anonymous No.411738]

This thread is dumb. Posters only interact with each other when their game has been played by others, thereby defeating the whole purpose of posting in the first place.

[Anonymous No.411775]

This game everyday after school with muh buddies
though I haven't seen this game in /vr/

[Anonymous No.411778]

>>411738
Every time you read someone's post you are interacting with what they've written or posted. No need to go on skype and exchange FB or vlog about it son.

[Anonymous No.411797]

[Anonymous No.411807]

>>411778
> dumb thread is dumb

[Anonymous No.411810]

>>411797

Everyone has played this

R-right?

[Anonymous No.411836]

>>411778
Son? Either you're an old fag or a nigger... GTFO

[Anonymous No.411895]

>>409430
rc de go was definitely my favourite out of all the rc games, my dad was an rc enthusiast so I had de go, revenge and revolt.

Also this game was this shit even if it was posted before

[Anonymous No.411929]

Ronin Blade. Not even that good, but I loved it for some reason. Jade Cocoon as well.

[Anonymous No.411927]

>>411895
Shit was on the demos that came with Playstations in 95/96, everyone played it.

[Anonymous No.411985]

>>411425
this was a fucking amazing game
>1 MILLION ZENNY!
>WHAAAAAA

[Anonymous No.412001]

>>411582
thats a damn good game, loved it as a youngin'

[Anonymous No.412031]

It didn't bother me one bit that the main character was almost bald.

[Anonymous No.412045]

>>411929
Soul of the Samurai was amazing; way ahead of it's time. Put's games like Onimusha to shame

[Anonymous No.412054]

>>410756
Thanks for posting all these obscure games, anon. You're really helping the thread.

[Anonymous No.412072]

>>411927
Not everyone had a PS1 by then. The series really faded into obscurity quickly.

[Anonymous No.412114]

>>411836
And you're a 13 year old. Back to reddshit, son.

[Anonymous No.412202]

>>409670
I remember laughing at some of the mobile suits.

Now I can name all of them and love the ones I laughed at. Some are still silly looking (like The O) no matter what. I have a related gundam game that would fit this thread but I have no idea what the name is. It was a 3d fighting gundam game similar to Gundam vs Gundam, only way older.

[Anonymous No.412260]

>>411810
Shiiiiiit, I played a demo of this ages ago, thanks for reminding me of it's existence dude.

[Anonymous No.412275]

This shit RIGHT HERE.

Ore No Ryouri

Back in 1999 a 1st level demo of it was featured on a demo disc from Playstation Ungerground to showcase the sort of crazy shit those crazy nips play.

It was SO FUCKING FUN. It's just a solid crazy cooking action game. My little brother and I played the shit out of the Vs mode. The gameplay was addictive, and the tutorials on making the food included diagrams of the analog sticks in action so the game is 100% playable even if you don't speak moon.

I spent years looking all over import stores to find it and never could. I couldn't ever find copies on ebay either.

Then a few years back I found that it had been released on japanese PSN so I made a jap account on my PS3, went to a website and bought a prepaid JP PSN card for 1000Jap-dollars, bought this game, and have been playing the shit out of it ever since.

The gameplay is kinda hard to describe: You chop shit and pour drinks, but you need to use strategy to get combos.. like on the first level you work at a place that only serves ramen and beer and you only have one ramen pot. So it's best to wait until you have several customers wanting ramen so you can throw it all in together instead of making each customer wait on you to cook it for the previous one.

You also occasionally have to stop roaches, wash dishes, chase down customers who skipped on the bill, and call the police on a drunk patron.

It's also fun cuz you get to serve beer to kids (the demo on PS underground stated that this was "soda")

Here's a dude playing it on youtube (he skips through the plot stuff and gets right to cooking:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXFsUH452dk

There's a plot, but I don't read much moon. I just know that there's demon chefs that you have to defeat in 1-on-1 cooking battles at the end of each restaurant stage after the first.

I seriously recommend this for anyone who has a JP PSN account or emulates PS games. It's fucking fun.

[Anonymous No.412284]

One of the best party games ever made. Everyone who played it with me had an absolute blast and wanted to play it again when they came over. Much fun was had.

[Anonymous No.412285]

>>411836

>oldfag
>gtfo
>of a retro board

[Anonymous No.412302]

>>412284

YOU HAVE EXCELLENT TASTE

[Anonymous No.412303]

>>411698

Just put an eBoot of it on your PSP, you retard. PSP runs LotD just fine.

[Anonymous No.412307]

[Anonymous No.412398]

>>411698

If you have a PS3 you're fine, you just load it onto your PSP from that

[Anonymous No.412406]

>>408461
Fuck yeah.

[Anonymous No.412419]

Rising Zan

a dmc before dmc.
especially in crazyness department

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thEPTSwPCyE

[Anonymous No.412448]

>dat multiplayer
>dat collecting
>dat greed leading to failure
>dat music http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqbefXI38fo

[Anonymous No.412487]

This was an excellent game.

[Anonymous No.412589]

>>412448
I completely forgot the name of this game until I had seen that cover. Ha.

The only way I could beat that game was to somehow play a dozen games without leveling, then level them in large chunks, so I could survive the next stage.

[Anonymous No.412624]

Silhouette Mirage. I was unaware of the Saturn version at the time.

[Anonymous No.412686]

>>409608
I'm playing through that right now.
Just got to the part where those bitches are flying to the castle on a dragon.
This game is easy as fuck, does it get harder?

I dont know why, but I loved pic related

[Anonymous No.412795]

both 1 and 2

>>412307
That was great game personally. there was only 1 nitro box that I could not take and it was hidden behind some iron bars (somewhere in maps) which I never found the release.

[Anonymous No.412801]

>>412275
Check out Cook, Serve, Delicious! sometime. It's been recently released and very similar.

[Anonymous No.412815]

>>408143
I loved the anime when I saw it eight years ago, I really need to stop putting off playing the games

[Anonymous No.412851]

Thread made me finally try and find out what the fuck this game was. Fuck yes, now to finally download it

[Anonymous No.412873]

I would have to so say klonoa
Most imaginative game of it's time IMO

[Anonymous No.412878]

>>412851
Is it any good?

[Anonymous No.412908]

>>409608
The concept was good but god the game was boring and too easy. I remember going through the last dungeon or two not even looking at the screen and just spamming whatever the confirm button was during the fights.

[Anonymous No.412915]

>>411425
I guess I'm a winner, not only played but beat it too.

[Anonymous No.412929]

>>411425
Never even heard of it

[Anonymous No.412930]

>>412307

I rented that fucking game all the time, my brother hated it though.

[Anonymous No.412942]

>>411582
one of the best

[Anonymous No.412935]

Since I didn't see it yet, I'm voting for Alundra. Think Legend of Zelda, only harder, and longer.

[Anonymous No.412937]

>>411474
That shit was fun as fuck
although 2 was a lot better

[Anonymous No.412954]

>>412398
Buuuuut I don't.
> be sad, sad XBro
Maybe I can use my dad-in-laws ps3.

[Anonymous No.412981]

>>412419

>Left this at a friends house
>stopped being friends before I was able to recover it

Fuck. Thankfully, it's easily emulatable, but I miss my hard copy.

Johnny no moooore

[Anonymous No.412994]

>>412935
Son, you're on /vr/. We've all played that game.

[Anonymous No.413060]

>>411895
>dat music
>dat art direction
Pandemonium was one of my favorite early PSX games. Too bad the jump controls were stiff. Pandemonium 2 improved the controls but, sadly, it lost some of the style.

[Anonymous No.413124]

>>410726
>i played this religiously
Hahaha, there was actually a disclaimer on the box of this game saying "WARNING: This game contains Satanic references and may be inappropriate for some individuals."

Amazing series, probably peaked with the second one, though the third was great. The PS2 one barely got a release here, under a terrible name. This is a game that should be resurrected, because there's nothing else like it.

[Anonymous No.413150]

>>412419
Bringing the cuhrazy before there was cuhrazy. Developed by UEP Systems, who made the excellent Cool Boarders 2.

Here's my pic for this thread.

[Anonymous No.413163]

>>413150
Do you own a hard copy of that?

[Anonymous No.413174]

>>411810
>>411797
I don't think everyone played this, but my college dorm friend and I did. Great 2P fun, reminds me of the first Star Control game in a way.

>>411895
Yeah, everyone did play this, at least the demo was packed in with practically every magazine. Fun platformer though.

[Anonymous No.413189]

>>413163
Yes. But it looks near mint due to my excessive cleanliness growing up. Why?

[Anonymous No.413201]

>>413189

I never thought I'd even speak to a person who'd played this game, let alone owned a copy of it.
I can die happy now. Thank you.

[Anonymous No.413205]

>>413163
Sure do. It's <$10 on ebay, complete.

I bought mine at the best vidya store in Olympia, Washington -- Game Bros. They used to mod PS1s, rented import titles, awesome place in the late 90s/early 2000s. RIP. We should have a vidya store thread.

[Anonymous No.413210]

>>408203

gtfo

[Anonymous No.413220]

>>408461

Only ever played the demo cause poorfag.
I played that demo to shit as a kid.

[Anonymous No.413239]

>>408508

Syphon Filter. As a 5 year old, using the air taser to set terrorists alight was an enlightening experience....

[Anonymous No.413242]

>>412851

Great game is GREAT. Sequel.... not so great.

[Anonymous No.413234]

>>413201
I had a bootleg of the JP version, back when I was ordering PS1 games from Malaysia at $3 a pop. I have hundreds of PS1 bootlegs. I should look though them and see if there's anything that hasn't been ripped yet.

[Anonymous No.413291]

>>411475

Aw shit. I still have the demo disc of this bastard. I remember seeing the "You can put your own disc in" and flipping my shit thinking that was the gnarliest thing ever at 6 y/o

[Anonymous No.413337]

>>411582

Aw shit, mang.
>Bought this game from a game store on my 7th birthday
>First game I bought after seeing the demo
>On the drive homew was so fucking hyped
>Got home,
>Got my jam sandwiches,
>Got my robinsons drank
>Sofuckingready.jav
>Cram that shit in the psx
>Menu, start to play
>Loading screen
>YES
>Loading screen still there
>Wait for more than half an hour, lost in my childish naivety
>Cry so much when the game was scratched to fuck
>Mum tells me we'll get a refund
>Place didn't refund me

I wanted to play that game so bad, man.

[Anonymous No.413345]

>>411775
Driving upside down in the tunnels was the hypest shit as a kid

[Anonymous No.413470]

I'm not exactly sure how popular this was, but it was a top-notch game. Definitely one of the finer multiplayer experiences on PS1, and the premise is fantastic: Mario Kart racer on Walt Disney World rides! Good music, nice controls, fun memories.

[Anonymous No.413479]

>>413470

Man Crystal Dynamics used to be such a great dev, and now look at them. Sad times.

Great game though.

[Screwy !BDcKesnEik No.413546]

>>412851
I always wondered how rare the PAL version was

[Anonymous No.413561]

So disappointed when I bought this

[Anonymous No.413649]

>>413337
you're not missing out on much

[Anonymous No.413676]

>>413546
http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_sacat=0&_nkw=galerians&LH_Complete=1&rt=nc

Not at all, apparently.

[Anonymous No.413684]

>>413649
Bullshit, that game was awesome as fuck.

[Anonymous No.413723]

>>412994
How about Alundra 2?

[TiTfa No.413778]

>>411425
live in eastern europe, game magazines actually done by gamers for gamers, games like Tron Bonne land on the front cover

[Anonymous No.413768]

>>413684
Rose coloured specs,

[Anonymous No.413868]

Twisted Metal 2!

First game I ever played on the ps1

[Anonymous No.413906]

>>413649
0/10

Tomba was developed by Tokuro Fujiwara, who made Ghosts N Goblins (arcade) and the original Mega Man. It is an absolutely fantastic platformer. Everyone should play it, it's great.

[Anonymous No.413919]

>>408056
>favorite playstation 1 game that no one else ever played?

>>413868
>Twisted Metal 2!
uh huh.

[Anonymous No.413949]

>>413919

None of my mates have ever heard about it, and when I ask anyone about it they think it sounds like some dimestore bargain game...

[Anonymous No.413993]

Time Commando. It's objectively a pretty bad game. I still loved it and played the heck out of the wild west and WW levels.

[Anonymous No.414010]

Got this and MDK at a Sears a long time ago. Wasn't very good, not as good as MDK, but at least it was cheap.

[Anonymous No.414020]

>>409634
I was just about to put this! Overboard was a fucking awesome game.

Total drivin was a great racing game. Soundtrack was beastly

[Anonymous No.414038]

>>413949
Must have been different in the UK (which is where you are, right?) because in the US, Twisted Metal was huge during the heyday of the PS1. That clown was practically a mascot for a while. Tons of commercials, magazine coverage. Many, many people played it here.

But none of us have ever played Sensible Soccer Manager, or whatever the hell it is you guys do whilst eating chips in your flat.

[Anonymous No.414045]

True pinball. Loved those tables. Viking was the best

[Anonymous No.414114]

>>414038

Yeah, england.
I guess that's the difference perhaps, and you must be wimbly fours if you're referring to Football Manager.

Shocking spoiler, I hate football.

"That clown" - Sweet tooth. Bish.

[Anonymous No.414128]

>>414038
He said dimestore. UK doesn't have the "dime" as currency.

[Anonymous No.414140]

>>414128
see
>>414114

People from both sides of the pond borrow words all the time. In the states we eat fish & chips, but the rest of the time they're fries.

>>414114
>"That clown" - Sweet tooth. Bish.
It's been years, man. Fun 2P times on Twisted Metal 2. Didn't they make a fucking kart racing game at some point?

[Anonymous No.414319]

>>414140

No idea mate, they made a hideous LAN Multiplayer only PS2 version though. I bought it expecting a hint of nostalgia. None was found.

[Anonymous No.414331]

>>413150

No offense because maybe this is a good game, but as a kid I thought it looked stupid and never rented it.

[Anonymous No.414578]

parappa the rapper
tobal no.1 & 2

man cant come up with much more I was constantly stoned throughout the psx era

[Anonymous No.414592]

>>414578
is parappa worth buying it now? I had the first part on a demo disc as a kid and thought it was cute.

[Anonymous No.414680]

>>414592
nah or well, depends if you play retro with friends n have a drink n smoke. its really simplistic since its perhaps the very first music game at all.
but getting stoned with some friends and seeing that wierd artstyle and hearing silly simple engrish rap could be fun

[Anonymous No.414784]

Its very sad that the whole genre is dead.

[Anonymous No.414913]

I know it was a multiplat, but it was a surprisingly good racing game that managed to combine stunts in a way that impacted the actual races.

[Anonymous No.415075]

[Anonymous No.415120]

>>412795
Mah nigga. 1 was better though; still haven't played another game where you beat the shit out of a giant boxing ladybug.

[Anonymous No.415256]

Better story and tone than FF7, for me at least.

[Anonymous No.415283]

Sentient

I never see this game mentioned in these threads, but I'm sure someone here has played it.

I rented it a few times from MicroPlay and even though it was a mess gameplay wise, the dialogue tree and exploration aspect was intriguing.

[Anonymous No.415296]

>>415075
Who didnt play medievil?

[Anonymous No.415305]

>>409572
WHY WAS ATLANTIS NOT BEATABLE WITHOUT CHEATS

[Anonymous No.415341]

>>408173
This was my first PSX game. Got back when it came in the large cardboard box.
It was a great game.

Then it got stolen ( along with many other games ) by some niggers.

[Anonymous No.415356]

These four

- Dragon Valor is a really great side-scrolling adventure game. Follows different characters of a large period of time, technically part of the Dragon Buster series.

- jackie Chan Stuntmaster is a really fun beat-em-up meets Crash Bandicoot style gameplay, this should've been the model for how to do beat-em-up games in 3d, but oh well.

- Adventures of Little Ralph is a beautiful looking 2d action-adventure game. Never released in the U.S. but worth importing (I own a copy)

- In the Hunt is a fun shmup made by the team that did Metal Slug, so visually and play-style that's what to expect.

[Anonymous No.415491]

I liked Tony Hawk better.

[Anonymous No.415593]

[Anonymous No.415679]

>>409670
Hell yeah
>get this game
>was obsessed with Gundam Wing
>figure out how to do Wing Gundam's special
>I'll Kill You
>I'll Kill You
>I'll Kill You
And then Double Buster spam until it died.

[Anonymous No.415675]

Early 3D metroidvania that I never see anyone except myself mention.

[Anonymous No.415694]

>>409670
I still haven't beaten the game with Maxter on hard. No Dark Gundam for me.

[Anonymous No.415750]

Used to be so addicted to this game.

[Anonymous No.415823]

Did anybody else honestly play?
I fucking loved this game.

[Anonymous No.416223]

>>415491
This shit was dope for a few reasons: An acquaintance of mine was a featured in-game graffiti artist, it was the first skating game that got the concept of lines right, and dat soundtrack! I doubt it's little-known, they had it at Blockbuster. I usually gauge a game's rarity on whether I ever came across it before.

[Anonymous No.416231]

>>409868
Played the shit out of that game and the sequel where you could triple jump. Wish they kept making more, but that IP was abandoned ages ago.

[Anonymous No.416246]

>>415823
I remember the ad for this in GamePro. Looked really interesting.

[Anonymous No.416256]

>>415750
Mai nigga

[Anonymous No.416285]

>>416231
Forgot another game I played. Road Trip on the PSX, Twisted Metal clone with a Mighty Mighty Bosstones track being the highlight of the soundtrack. Was decent fun, still better than Twisted Metal 3 or 4. Lousy 989.

[Anonymous No.416351]

>put it ability to unlock new tanks for multiplayer
>make it take an entire singleplayer run to get just 1 tank
>this takes a good bit of time for each
>there are several, several tanks to unlock for multiplayer goodness
>no save feature


hope your parents didn't catch you leaving the system on and your power never blinked

[Anonymous No.416376]

I have been looking for the best way to mod a ps2 to play ps1/ps2 ISOs, has anybody here tried this?

[Anonymous No.416720]

>>409495
Bust a Groove 1 is emulated well as the timing doesn't have to be as strict.

Bust a Groove 2, not so much. You had to be accurate as fuck in those games.

[Anonymous No.417678]

>>408312
You were not alone, I fucking loved Granstream saga. I was actually trying to remember the name of the game a while back and /v/ actually helped me for once.

[Anonymous No.417727]

>>411425
Recently bought that at the local game shop to complete my MML collection. Traded in a whole 3ds smallboy for it after I got the 3DS Large Marge. No regrets.

[Anonymous No.418202]

I'm sure people played this game. I know I can't be the only one who played it.

[Anonymous No.418751]

>>415256
ma nigga
only remember getting up to the part where you meet the magi at their palace thing.. how far through the game was that?

[Anonymous No.418807]

This was a fairly bad fighter that i loved for some reason.

[Anonymous No.418812]

Can you emulate psx games on a PSP?

i´m thinking the lack of R1 and L1 wil make it hard, but i don´t know

[Anonymous No.418826]

>>418202
Loved it. I brought it up in a shmup thread. I also liked the followup with the whole sentient/AI theme.

[Anonymous No.419278]

>>418812
yes, supported by sony, it works the best it could get, and you can map different button layouts, although sometimes the lack of buttons is bothering.

I did played there the original Medievil after realizing how shitty was the remake

[Anonymous No.419814]

>>408137
Fukin loved that game. Got the second one but havn't played it yet.

[Anonymous No.419953]

Do I win?

>>408954
>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUI1lf6gNfE
Loved that one song.

>>409481
>Blaze & Blade
Eternal Quest? I hated not being able to do any of the extra multi-player puzzles.

[Anonymous No.419964]

This.

[Anonymous No.419968]

Oh right and this one too.

[Anonymous No.419973]

Colony Wars: Vengeance

>dat intro
>dat music
>dat space flight sim
>dat taking down shields, then strafing cruisers and blowing them up
>dat blackhole
>dem endings

>mfw trying desperately to save wingman Klein

[Anonymous No.419975]

>>410985
When in doubt, use emuparadise.
http://www.emuparadise.me/Sony_Playstation_ISOs/Time_Bokan_Series_-_Bokandesuyo_(Japan)/53741-download

[Anonymous No.420095]

>>412851
I remember this game! I loved it when I was younger.

[Anonymous No.420118]

>>408117
I must have played through that game like a dozen times. Just something endearing about that game. It was one of my first RPG's too.

[Anonymous No.420158]

>>411836
You are on the wrong fucking board man.

[Anonymous No.420159]

>>413723
Didn't that game suck? I remember it wasn't as nearly well liked.

[Anonymous No.420169]

They actually had Bruce Willis voice his character too I was impressed.

[Anonymous No.420187]

>>414784

>you will never save Ichikawa.

[Anonymous No.420229]

>>414680
>lool blazse it 420 xDd
Fuck you.

[Anonymous No.420260]

>>416376
PS2 has a buggy PS1 emu.
If you have a V7 PS2 and up, you can swap using some homebrew programs, but you need a legit disc first.
You won't ever be able to boot PS1 games off of a harddisk like you can with HDLoader, due to the processors that control HDDs also control the PS1's software GPU or something like that.

[Anonymous No.420285]

>>408096
i nostalgia'd hard. holy crap!

[TiTfa No.421313]

>>418812
some games are great to play on the PSP (2D games mostly like Suikoden, Legend of Mana)

some games play like ass on the PSP (3D games that look much more appeasing when emulated +enhanced, games that weren't meant to be for the small screen, games that require fast and very precise input)

[Anonymous No.421334]

>>409158
>>408928

YES

YEEEESSSSS