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It’s another year and it’s time for our updated list on the best PlayStation One games of all time.
We take a look back at the curious case of this licensed tie-in property and try to understand what the hell actually happened.
We take a look at this interesting but ultimately unsuccessful experiment with a beloved franchise and try to understand what happened.
NTSC options will be available for a "majority" of classic games on the service with regions like Europe, South Africa, and India also included.
In addition to Syphon Filter, other PS1 titles such as Ape Escape, Hot Shots Golf, and IQ Intelligent Qube will also feature support for Trophies.
Sony has launched its new PlayStation Plus subscriptions in some Asian markets, and revealed the service's full launch lineup.
It looks like some PS1 classic games in Taiwan are running the PAL version instead of the much better NTSC versions.
Sony Bend has confirmed that its 1997 classic Syphon Filter will feature Trophies when it releases as a part of the revamped PS Plus service.
It seems likely that SIE Bend Studio's PlayStation and PlayStation Portable shooters will likely be part of the revamped PS Plus' library.
The source code for PlayStation 1 futuristic racer WipEout – as well as its Windows port – has been released online for preservation purposes.
A brief look at the impressive long-term growth of PlayStation's first party portfolio.
We rank every game in Sony's racing sim series from worst to best.
A recent article reveals some interesting behind-the-scene details about the first rendition of military tanks in Grand Theft Auto in 1997.
How did we go from Metal Gear Solid dominating mindshare and delivering one masterpiece after another over a pretty long period of time, to it suddenly turning into a what is essentially a dead fran...
Hornets, photosynthesis, rollerblades- you name it, we've got it.
YouTuber Modern Vintage Gamer showcases a plethora of classic PlayStation titles being emulated on the Xbox Series S at 4K resolution.
The Japanese market's story culminates in the most obvious outcome - but it was a long story to get here.
A classic JRPG that deserves another chance to make it big.
This is a bad, bad, bad move - for a variety of reasons.
A potential remake could improve upon this legendary game in several ways.
