Shockingly Terrible PS1 Games 

They also are the persons who make uncharted the golden abyss for the ps vita

Interesting to say the least if true because I have syphon filter myself and it's not half bad ether at least to me anyway with animated games like bugsy(a animal cartoon character)it's tricky depending on what type of gear you have to work with🤔

I guess the company had shitty start.

It's not so much a shitty start when you consider there were no guideposts yet for 3d platformers. Not that Busy 3d isn't horrific, but it's understandable

@@panuru9175 inever knew that that's awesome

I want to belittle you, but you're kind of correct.

Haha thanks for the suggestion! I’ll check it out for part 2 🙂

Wait, was Perfect Assassin made by the same people as Time Commando? That game was not very good but I loved the advertisement...

Time Commando for DOS is pretty neat, the gameplay is clunky, sure, but the visuals blew my teenage mind back then, the setting, from stone age to modern times is also great, the console ports don't come close to it, though, specially the dreadful Saturn prototype that got a retail release somehow. Perfect Assassin is different, the backgrounds are static and to move and interact it's point & click, while TC you control your char using keys and the background is animated.

HOLY MOTHERFUCKING SHIT!!! I used to play that game in my old PSX and would hate every second of it! You just unburied one of those long and gone memories with this comment.

@@MauroGuedes Which game, the Crow?

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For real, everyone craps on this game and I don't think it's really THAT bad as a simple multiplayer arena fighter, and the graphics actually impressed me both back then and today, and people regularly crap on the graphics too! How many PS1 games were able to pull off cel-shading? Fear Effect was another of the few, but it honestly didn't look super great even with prerendered backgrounds and thusly all the resources used to draw just the characters vs Simpsons Wrestling rendering an entire 3D scene.

There's a conspiracy against that game. I still can't understand why people think it's so bad. I think it's great and some of my friends and relatives think so too. It isn't nostalgia, it wasn't my only game because my PS1 was chipped, I really think it's a great game.

I chose pit fighter on game boy. I know what you mean

@@Trisentinel lol I feel your pain, I did the same on the Amiga!

What's funny is there's a PS1 game that stars Bruce Willis WITH voice acting by him. That's a lot of fun. It's a little over the top but better than that hunk of shit Fifth Element.

I feel your pain. My first trip to a trade in game store I got a dollar for Mario World and walked out with Phalanx. 😶

@@tristanholley7141 edit* That was Apocalypse on PS1, Only ever played the demo.

That's not a fact, that's an anecdote.

@@Sandman_Slim fun fact: it's also a fact.

@@cheevosmith892 You should look up the difference. I'll wait.

Fun Fact: Cheevo "Cheeks" Smith got his nickname from former cell mates who passed him around the pod after being convicted of more than 800 counts of cp were discovered in his home. He has never shit the same since. Now that's a fun fact.

@@Sandman_Slim weird, sounds like you have some latent desires you should probably look into. I'm not judging you, but if you're having weird violent fantasies like that, you should probably talk to a therapist or something...

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That's why Resident Evil 4 was so good. Because it kept the tank controls, at a time when no other developer used them anymore. The tank controls were always the biggest source of horror. And the ammo system was designed in such a way that you could almost never miss a shot, otherwise you'd run out very quickly. Especially in Resi Evil 4, you have to not only hit the target, but the vast majority of shots have to be headshots, otherwise you'll run out of ammo very quickly. So RE4's tank controls, and the really relatively difficult fine tuning controls, trying to line up the targeting reticle with the zombie's head, as a dozen zombies are moving towards you, I've never played another game with that level of tension and horror as RE4 because of that It was really quite a brave thing in the PS2/Gamecube era to keep using tank controls when everyone else had moved on. But for RE4 it made perfect sense. But then for the next 3 or so RE games, they changed it to modern controls that are smooth and easy to use, and it ruined them. They all were far too easy to play, because of that, and so all the tension and horror vanished, and they just became fast paced average 3rd person shooter games. I haven't played RE 7 yet, or the RE 3 remake, so I don't know how well they maintain the horror. They're meant to be more horror than action again, like the first 4 games, but have modern controls. I'm sure they have jumpscares and stuff, but jumpscares aren't really scary, they're just surprising. In RE 4 there weren't jumpscares, you could see the zombies slowly walking towards you the whole time, and you could do very little about it to stop them, that was why it worked so so well. Instead of just trying to surprise you, the horror came from being able to see everything very clearly, instead of everything being overly dark and expecting something to jump out of the shadows

Resident Evil wanted to be Alone In The Dark.

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That's disappointing, its such a cool movie. If that game were made now it could be so cool, it could hit that note that Cyberpunk missed. PS1 seemed like it had a lot of clunky games looking back.

I made it to the last guy on my first time playing it

I was about to say. I don’t know anybody that had beaten that game. I bought it because it’s such a terrible and weird game that i have to have it in my collection

Its was the same kinds let down as Crow CoA. When I saw it in the theater its was "that was kinda rad!" Compared to the expectations.... hit hit below. I like the film but yea... the game! It was expecting a RAD GAME!! Git it from trading stuff to a cat in skool and when I got home n played it!! SOOOOOO EXCITED!!! It was "mann..... I got ripped off!" LMADO! High Hope's n let down heavily

@@xx7secondsxx Yep. Talk about getting the shaft.🤬🤬🤬

He made a room/office tour video about 3 months ago, you may want to check it out

@@TaimatCR thanks for the tip!

🤣 it was painful, but worth it!

Haha this sounds like a good time!

damn right it was and is still a good game

Celebrity Deathmatch is basically the same.

It is not as bad as he said, it is a nice game for the time being! You could draw your weapon, use combos and if you managed to finish the game, you could play as Darth Vader!

I enjoyed it too. Very mediocre, but playable and fun.

Haha some really bad games with this one!

I agree but he probably can’t add in the music or the video will get hit with a copyright strike

Kingsley's Quest is still one of my favourites from PS1 era :< Played it again a couple years ago on emulator and still enjoyed it. Maybe I just like to suffer 😂

@@SomnusLucisCaelum It was charming. It suffered from tabk controls like so many other early early 3d platformers, like Croc.

Cheers Asurael, yeah it makes it a lot easier for the viewer. It’s been suggested a few times, thought it was about time to implement it!

Thanks Pasavat! Glad you enjoyed it 🙂

Don’t do it to yourself haha

Haha was such a weird inclusion, felt like a James Bond intro!

You're correct. It looks like emulation with bells and whistles to me...

Maybe he's recording them from a PS2. I remember when you played a PS1 game on a PS2, it had an options menu where you could choose to upscale the graphics and stuff. Some people seemed to be not aware of that, I remember telling a few of my friends who also had PS2s about that, and I was surprised to find out they didn't know about it.

yup, there was a game in 2017

This comment literally saved me from buying it. Thank you!!

Early 3d programming trick. FF7 was famous for this. Only the player sprites are 3d on 2d rendered backgrounds that appear to be 3d in short doses with fmv. I always thought it was clever.

Haha thanks! Yeah same here id love to see a decent Star Wars 3d fighter some day!

Glad you enjoyed it Senshi! Haha oooh Critcom, that’s already on the list for part 2 of this video 😅

It wouldn’t surprise me man 😅

Got the demo disc too. LOL and i know that feeling.

Does it start with a b and end in y

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People say it's common devs deliver half-baked games nowadays, complementing and fixing (when they do) way after release, but Bubsy is dawn right early pre-alpha build stage, it's hard to believe this was a retail game.

Haha you are one of the lucky ones! Oh man, same here… would love to see it make a comeback!

Thanks Anthony! A bit more south, from Cardiff 😅 thanks for watching man.

Kyudo… no! Don’t do it! 😅

thank you

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is it worth than Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Sub-Zero ?

@@LuriTV YESS

The background does look quite good in certain scenes