top 10 psx ganes
brevity and ethics: I have no affiliation or association with any of the games mentioned, im just a super fan of the games and console mentioned.
The Sony Playstation was a true giant of video games, churning out colossal hit after colossal hit over years of play. Choosing a top 10 list is a challenging task, considering what games come to mind when you hear phrases like "PlayStation" or "Sony PlayStation." With big franchises still going strong today thanks to this iconic console, it is clear why this console is always at the top of gamers' minds. So, whether you're looking for action, horror, or entertainment, the Sony PlayStation had it all.
10. Parapa The Rappa:
The 90s, a time of mascot madness, where console wars broke out over which beloved characters were the best. It was a time when Sega and Nintendo fought tooth and nail with their Mario and Sonic mascots, while Sony went a different route with Parappa the Rapper, a funky fresh rhythm game with a run time that depended entirely on your sick rapping skills. The iconic "You Got to Believe" chant is still ringing in the ears of players to this very day.
Get ready for a funky good time! As the titular Parappa the Rapper, you're on a quest to impress the girl you love, Sunny Funny. You'll explore hilarious and engaging landscapes as you explore the power of the rhythm. Catchy tunes, memorable characters, and an energetic atmosphere make Parappa a must-play experience for a fun, relaxed time! It's time to get Parappa to find himself and get Sunny to be his sunshine on a cloudy day, with sweet rhythm-based mechanics for an unforgettable adventure.
9. Final Fantasy 7:
Final Fantasy 7 broke the mold of the classic JRPG franchise in so many ways. From its dark, cyberpunk atmosphere to its 3D graphics and character designs, it changed the RPG landscape forever. Gone were the days of 2D sprites and cramped stories crammed onto tiny game cartridges; Final Fantasy 7 revolutionized gaming with its immense 4-disk size and epic world filled with hours of mystery and action-packed JRPG goodness. Now, the franchise has seen countless imitators and its own legacy extended with subsequent installments, but none can compare to the original masterpiece that is Final Fantasy 7.
As the JRPG revolution swept the gaming scene in the 90s, Final Fantasy 7 revolutionized the franchise in yet another way: by straying away from the more traditional sword and sorcery-style storytelling. The game's bleak, dystopian cyberpunk setting was a far cry from the high-fantasy worlds of its predecessors, and many fans initially found it difficult to accept this bold new direction for the series. But, with its captivating gameplay, complex characters, and dramatic story, Final Fantasy 7 ultimately went on to become one of the most beloved games in the franchise and established itself as a groundbreaking JRPG experience.
8. Crash Bandicoot:
During the mascot wars, Crash Bandicoot truly rose to the top! With its edgy 90s attitude, Crash combines the hotness of motorbikes with cool designs and a hot girlfriend (that one time). Mixing in the classic mascot design makes Crash the perfect mutated bandicoot ready to take on an evil scientist. While its cartoon visuals may be simple, it's the iconic mix of platforming and collect-a-thon gameplay that truly makes Crash a perfect time capsule of the genre done right. Play these games and experience the fun of 90s platform games at their finest.
7. Twisted Metal 2:
It's time to jump into the twisted world of Twisted Metal! This franchise is the perfect example of what makes PlayStation games great. Twisted Metal 2 took everything we loved about the original and turned it up to 11, from expansive storytelling and incredible car designs to diverse characters, maps, and mechanics. It's a must-play for fans of action-packed fun. So hop in your car, pick your favorite character and get ready for a twisted good time!
The game that not only nails car and character design, but also delivers in terms of dark humor and campiness. With an expanded fighting experience, destructible backgrounds, and mechanics that go beyond the traditional car battle, it's no wonder why this game is a top ten pick. In all honesty? Twisted Metal is a must-play for anyone looking for a good time in front of their PlayStation. So grab your controller, sit back and relax, and enjoy this iconic PS1 classic, you won't regret it!
6. Tomb Raider:
In the 90s game scene, Lara Croft made her mark, shattering the glass ceiling for female protagonists. With her blend of badassry and sex appeal, she took game fans by storm, combining elements of Chun-Li and Indiana Jones to create a one-of-a-kind adventurer. Lara's stunning looks aren't her only asset, however; her love for guns and tomb raiding made her a fast icon in the gaming industry, cementing her place as the ultimate action-packed female badass.
From raiding tombs, to slaying monsters, Lara Croft quickly became a household name for video game fans everywhere. Her character, her style, and her adventures were the stuff of legend. Lara Croft truly was a champion for women in gaming, setting new standards of excellence and representation in the industry. From her first appearance in the 1996 game, Lara has continued to delight fans around the world. Forever remembered as one of the most iconic and memorable female characters in all of gaming.
5. Spider-man:
copyright: Spider-man is property of Marvel and Disney. Spider-man Psx is property of Activision, Neversoft, Stan Lee and Marvel.
It's no secret that superhero games have been popular for ages now, and it all started with the original Spider-Man on the PlayStation. While Spider-Man has always been a beloved character, this game revolutionized the genre with its groundbreaking, action-packed gameplay, complete with wall-crawling and spider senses. But beyond just fun and excitement, this game also delivered unique features such as costume variations and customizable combos, that every other superhero game drew inspiration from. With such a revolutionary title, it's no wonder that Activision's Spider-Man started the superhero craze.
It's also quite impressive that Activision, and Neversoft were able to get the feeling of the Spider-man cartoon in a way that a lot of game companies couldnt do with other cartoon games back int he 80s and 90s.
4. Castlevania: Symphony Of The Night
To misquote Dracula if I may, "0What is a game? nothing more than a happy pile of code! but enough talk. lets game". Castlevania was already a household name by the 90s, but Symphony of the Night took the franchise to the next level. Turning the game into a beat 'em up with RPG elements, it followed Alucard, the son of Dracula, who has to save the Belmont family and stop his father once and for all. With incredible 2D sprite work, amazing music, and an ever-expanding map filled with different mechanics and enemies at every turn, the game revolutionized the franchise and cemented its place in the pantheon of gaming's best.
Bloody Tears is the best track from this franchise.
3. Tekken 3
When it comes to fighting games, Tekken was the leading contender in the 90s. While its first two installments laid the groundwork for the series, Tekken 3 truly made its mark with a slew of innovative new mechanics, from the inclusion of new main stay characters to smoothed out 3D character models. With its smooth move-set and fleshed-out gameplay, not to mention the expanded universe, Tekken 3 quickly rose to the top of the fighting game industry, paving the way for the genre's future. So strap on your gloves and get ready for some epic bouts, because Tekken is here to stay!
Tekken 3 became an instant classic due to its innovative gameplay, expansive roster of characters, and exciting new features. With its revamped character designs and more fluid combat, Tekken 3 provided an immersive gameplay experience that kept players coming back for more. Combine this with its expanded universe and you have a game that truly stands out in the genre. With its focus on creativity and innovation, Tekken 3 quickly cemented itself as one of the most memorable and successful fighting games of all time.
Also Bring back Gon in Tekken 8 Please :(
2. Resident Evil:
When it comes to the iconic PlayStation, it's hard NOT to think about Resident Evil. With its master-class mix of 90s architecture, including superb cinematography, camera angles, and even voice acting, this game paved the way for everything we see in modern games today. From its creepy horror atmosphere to its intense survival mechanics and having two different gendered main leads who both are impactful in the lore and story, Resident Evil is a legend that still resonates in gaming today. With its revolutionary gameplay and timeless classic status, it's the game everyone remembers when they think about the PlayStation. While now this titan of survival horror is considered cheesy, its the epitome of 90s video games and we salute it in the efforts it made.
1. Metal Gear Solid
Are you ready to experience the true potential of the PlayStation? The best has yet to come, as the Metal Gear saga continues with an epic new installment. Step into the world of Solid Snake, pulled back into action one last time by his old friend and mentor, Colonel Campbell. The mission: stop the infamous villain known only as "The Other Snake" from launching a nuclear bomb and triggering a deadly new nuclear war. Along the way, meet new teammates, form new alliances, and take on dangerous adversaries. With its edge-of-your-seat action and intense storyline, this is the ultimate Metal Gear experience.
Inspired by iconic action movies like Rambo and Terminator, Hideo Kojima and his team of creative geniuses set out to make a game that was so mind-blowing and epic, it would stand the test of time. And boy, did they succeed. With fluid action, tactical stealth, and outstanding voice-acting, Metal Gear Solid cemented itself as one of the most beloved and adored games of the PlayStation era. Fans everywhere continue to discuss, debate, and celebrate its unique blend of badassery and brilliance.
Otacon is best boy btw
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