Games - Playstation

Note: This is just a listing of games that I either have or have played -- don't bother asking for ISOs.
(If you really want to play one of the games you see here, head on over to EB or half.com and buy yourself a copy.)

My growing list of Playstation games. Plus my comments if I've played through.

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40 Winks
Alundra: Some people seem to really like it, but I just never got all that captivated by the story. It's most like Zelda 3, but just didn't seem to have the "fun" that Zelda did.
Alundra 2
Arc the Lad: Collection
Azure Dreams
Battle Hunter
Beyond the Beyond
Blaster Master: Blasting Again
Blazing Dragons
Brave Fencer Musashi
Breath of Fire III: Pretty good, although not incredibly great. It seems like things pick up a lot once you can play with building up the Fairy Village. ^^
Breath of Fire IV: Learning system is improved from BoF III and the fishing system seems more "realistic", but seems more tedious at times than in BoF III.
Bubsy 3D
Buster Bros. Collection
Castlevania: Symphony of the Night
Chocobo Racing
Chocobo's Dungeon 2
Chrono Cross: Although it seemed to try to be large and epic, it seemed like it was missing something in comparison to the origonal Chrono Trigger. Taken as a game by itself, it was good, although the elements system was somewhat lacking, since it always seemed more effective to just use physical attacks.
Devil Dice
Discworld
Discworld 2: Mortality Bytes!
Dragon Valor
Dragon Warrior VII
Eggs of Steel
Ehrgeiz
Eternal Eyes
Evil Zone
Final Fantasy Anthology (Final Fantasy V, Final Fantasy VI)
Final Fantasy Chronicles (Final Fantasy IV, Chrono Trigger)
Final Fantasy IX
Final Fantasy Origins (Final Fantasy I, Final Fantasy II)
Final Fantasy Tactics
Final Fantasy VII: While I won't claim that it's the greatest RPG ever made (or even Square's best release), it is very good. Then again, having a decent plot tends to make any RPG better.
Final Fantasy VIII: Didn't care for it as much as the rest of the series. The main redeeming factor that kept me playing was the card game.
Front Mission 3
Geom Cube
Gex
Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko
Gex: Enter the Gecko
Glover
Grandia
Grid Runner
Guardian's Crusade
Gundam Battle Assault
Gundam Battle Assault 2
Harvest Moon: Back to Nature
Heart of Darkness
Herc's Adventures
Incredible Crisis
Intelligent Qube
Irritating Stick
Jade Cocoon
Jersey Devil
Johnny Bazookatone
Jojo's Bizarre Adventure
Jumping Flash
Jumping Flash 2
King's Field
King's Field 2
Kingsley's Adventure
Klonoa: Door to Phantomile
Legend of Dragoon
Legend of Legaia
Legend of Mana
Lunar 2: Eternal Blue: Lucia was amusing.
Lunar: Silver Star Story Complete (Collector's Edition): Above average story, decent voice-acting for the most part (decent English-speaking voice-actors seem to be somewhat hard to come by for some reason).
Master of Monsters: Disciples of Gaia
Mega Man 8
Mega Man Legends
Mega Man Legends 2
Mega Man X4: Pretty good gameplay as the Mega Man X series goes. I really have to question Capcom's choices for dubbing the in-game movies, though: how do you cast a woman for the voice of Mega _MAN_!
Mega Man X5: Decent gameplay, just didn't seem to stand out much.
Mega Man X6
Monkey Hero
Monkey Magic
Monster Ranger Hop-A-Bout
Monster Seed
Mr. Driller
No One Can Stop mr. Domino
Norse by Norsewest
Ogre Battle: The March of the Black Queen
Pandemonium!
Pandemonium! 2
Parappa the Rapper
Punky Skunk
Puzzle Star Sweep
R-Type Delta
RPG Maker
Rascal
RayCrisis: SEries Termination
RayStorm
Rayman
Red Asphalt
Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure
Roll Away
Romance of the Three Kingdoms IV: Wall of Fire
Romance of the Three Kingdoms VI: Awakening of the Dragon
SaGa Frontier
SaGa Frontier 2
Saiyuki: Journey West
Shadow Madness
Shooter: Space Shot
Spin Jam
Spot Goes to Hollywood
Star Ocean: Second Story
Suikoden
Suikoden II
Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo: Great multiplayer fun. While some may criticize the fact that the balance of a game can shift in an instant, I think that's what makes it so much fun.
Swagman
Tail Concerto
Tail of the Sun: Played a few minutes of it -- definitely looks a bit different. Seems to require Subchannel data to run (which at the moment means running from CD instead of ISO). Might get back to this one eventually.
Tales of Destiny: Overall a very enjoyable game. Nothing too complex about the gameplay, although the real-time battle system that it shares with some of the other games in the "Tales" series is definitely unique. Probably one of the few games that I've played where the "threat to the world" that was portrayed seemed truly horrible. Going around and talking to villagers in each of the towns near the end of the game might be depressing, but it's definitely a pretty accurate portrayal of how different people might respond to looking around them and seeing that there world very will might end soon.
Tales of Destiny 2 (Tales of Eternia): While the plot doesn't seem to be quite as engaging as Tales of Destiny, the improvements to the game engine (mostly evolutionary rather than revolutionary) make the bulk of the gameplay much nicer. Perhaps the best change is that the AI for your supporting characters seems greatly improved (they no longer just stand there and do nothing if the enemy is "too far away"). Which means that setting all your characters to "Auto" and letting them fight on their own is feasible this time around. Maybe I'm just lazy, but I somehow find the idea of a game that can play itself amusing.
Techmo Stackers
The Adventures of Lomax
The Divide: Enemies Within
The Lost Vikings 2: Norse By Norsewest
The Misadventures of Tron Bonne
The Raiden Project
Thousand Arms
Threads of Fate: What I would have to describe as a superb localization by Square. It may not be horribly complex, but it's extremely fun and lighthearted. Plus it's hard to pass up any game that stars a pink-haired girl who wants to take over the world. It's also probably one of the most fun games that I've ever played.
Thunder Force V
Tobal No. 1
Top Shop
Torneko: The Last Hope
Um Jammer Lammy
Valkrye Profile
Vandal Hearts
Vanguard Bandits
Wild Arms: Overall an interesting change of pace in RPGs -- a bit of a western theme and a good amount of puzzles.
Wild Arms 2: Second Ignition
Xevious 3D/G+

132 games

(On Order)

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