So these could be swapped out at any time. This one is the most expendable, as I do have Tenchu 2 sitting in a box alongside Tomb Raider II. I just grabbed it because I had played all of the other games on the Mega Drive and really enjoyed them, so I gave it a punt.
I haven’t played it but I own it, so due to limited space restrictions it fills out the collection. Now this one is an entry due to the fact I bought it recently. Most people would be put off by the controls but persevere and it turns into a really enjoyable game. It is ugly, the controls are weird and the announcer in the races is irritating as all hell, but I can’t help but come back to this game time after time. It was a lot more action-orientated and far fewer puzzles, and probably suited me more at that time.Ĭool Boarders 2. Honestly, I enjoyed the first game up until I got lost or stuck on a puzzle and I gave up, but when 2 came out it was a different experience.
Anyhow, Dino Crisis was a massive game for those into dinosaurs, funnily enough.
#Play playstation 1 games series#
Now at this point some may argue I should include a series as one game or one point, but it is difficult when I am literally making a collection of games to go into a storage display that, when it arrived, I realised only held 16 boxes. I might only get it out once every four years or so but I still have it in the collection for a reason.ĭino Crisis 1 and 2.
You have pre-set chords and bass lines or you have the option to create your own.
#Play playstation 1 games Pc#
If anyone hasn’t tried this ‘game’ and has any interest in creating their own tunes in a cheaper way than buying a PC with all the equipment then you can do worse than give this a go. I might even start using it to create background music for my silly YouTube videos to help prevent another copyright issue. It is not a complete package but what there is, is fine for a tone deaf and rhythm-less dolt like me. Now I am in no way the next Tiesto, or whoever the newest music maestro is, but I like fiddling about with this music creator game. Speaking of which, Music from Codemasters is going in. None were as enjoyable to me, but skateboarding got me first. THPS also led the way for mounds of other extreme sport games like Dave Mirra (RIP) BMX and Shaun White Snowboarding to gain some traction in the games market. Is it just me or were they probably the best collection of tracks ever? You might not remember them all but I would bet everyone that played the games will have a favourite that they still know today. I can’t leave the THPS series without mentioning the soundtracks. For my top 16 I will be going with THPS3, as it was the most refined game with new moves and probably better controls. The only skateboard game I had played was on the C64 and was like an isometric Paperboy, and to go from that to THPS, as it will be known as, was amazing. In the game, grinding, flipping, and grabbing away ‘til my heart was content in and around the world’s skating hotspots. I couldn’t stand on a board in real life on a flat surface with someone holding me up, but that didn’t stop me. Coming out when skateboarding was the height of popularity, this series of games was always great for someone like me. It is what gaming should be: fun, frustrating, and great with other people.
#Play playstation 1 games pro#
Tony Hawk’s Pro Skateboarding is the best. Speaking of ancient, anyone seen Tony Hawk recently? He has not aged well.
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