X-Files: The Game is an extensive adventure game, based on a license of a popular TV series of the same title. The whole project was made as an interactive film – real actors were employed to produce the full version (David Duchovny, Gillian [...]
Wu-Tang: Taste the Pain (also known as Wu-Tang: Shaolin Style) is a three-dimensional fight released for PS1 platform, in which up to four players can participate in the clashes simultaneously. The production uses the image and music of the popular rapper [...]
Bloody Roar: Hyper Beast Duel is the first installment of a popular series of three-dimensional battles, where warriors can transform into special forms that give them numerous additional animal skills. This production was created by Hudson Soft and its [...]
One of the first three-dimensional beats developed by Capcom. The production draws its inspiration from the Soul Blade game, allowing it to fight battles with the use of white weapons. However, it differs from the competitor by its science fiction style. [...]
Street Skater is a sports game released on PS1. In North America, the game was released as Street Sk8er while in Japan it is known as Street Boarders and The Skateboard. The game focuses on riding on a skateboard and performing spectacular tricks.. Street [...]
A specific Japanese game of logic and skill, which is a variation on the theme of Tetris. The PS1 conversion from the slot machine offers a number of different play modes. ### Mechanics In the production of Taito Corporation the aim is to create the [...]
Chase the Express, released on PS1 (known as Covert Ops: Nuclear Dawn in North America) is a three-dimensional action adventure game similar in terms of mechanics to Resident Evil. The production was created by Sugar & Rockets, Sony’s in-house [...]
Jet Rider 2 (known as Jet Moto 2 in North America) is a continuation of the racing game Jet Moto, released in 1997 on PS1. Like the original, it focuses on races done of special air scooters, able to move both above the ground and above the water. The [...]
