The best PS1 games of all time
The original PlayStation wasn’t the first 3D game console, but felt like the first one to master the new dimension. In 1995, the system was released worldwide, and it took gamers by storm. Not only was it home to some of the best video games of all time, but it also offered a convenient way to play music using CDs, which was quite novel in the mid-90s. And we all know that the success of this console has now led to the PS4 and PS5.
Ranging from novel-length, narrative-driven RPGs to fast and furious races to mind-bending puzzles, games for the original PlayStation offered a wildly diverse lineup over its 11-year production run that rivaled even the best N64 games. It featured some of the most important and influential games of all time, from Metal Gear Solid to Spyro the Dragon, Crash Bandicoot, Gran Turismo, andFinal Fantasy VII. Many of these beloved series began on the original PlayStation and still feature new entries to this day. It paved the way for the PlayStation brand, leading to millions of consoles sold worldwide and four more successful home consoles thereafter.
Thanks to PlayStation Plus, Sony’s subscription service designed to rival Xbox’s Game Pass, many of these classic PS1 titles are going to be making their way to current-gen consoles.
The system’s library might not hold up as well as you’d remember, but there’s no denying its importance. In this list, we’ll go through 50 of the best PS1 games of all time.
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Castlevania: Symphony of the Night
91% Platforms PlayStation, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Sega Saturn, Android, PlayStation Portable, iOS, PlayStation Vita Genre Platform, Role-playing (RPG), Adventure Developer Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo Publisher Konami Release March 20, 1997 The Castlevania series was over a decade old by the time Symphony of the Night arrived to claim its spot as one of the best Castlevania games. It was the franchise’s defining moment, as the game radically expanded the series’ platforming with RPG loot, Read more on digitaltrends.com
