8 PS1 Franchises That Ended In One Generation
8 PS1 Franchises That Ended In One Generation
Tomba: Tomba started out as a Metroidvania-style game starring a caveman-like adventurer.
Tomba:
Tomba started out as a Metroidvania-style game starring a caveman-like adventurer.
Mega Man Legends: The Mega Man Legends series came the closest to receiving potential sequels among PS1 games.
Mega Man Legends:
The Mega Man Legends series came the closest to receiving potential sequels among PS1 games.
Jet Moto: Jet Moto was another game that received numerous sequels on the PlayStation 1 in a short period of time.
Jet Moto:
Jet Moto was another game that received numerous sequels on the PlayStation 1 in a short period of time.
Fighting Force: Fighting force co-op brawler that was a little basic for an early PS1 title but was still entertaining.
Fighting Force:
Fighting force co-op brawler that was a little basic for an early PS1 title but was still entertaining.
Croc Legend Of The Gobbos: It was released in 2000, near the end of the PS1's twilight years, and also marked the end of the Croc series.
Croc Legend Of The Gobbos:
It was released in 2000, near the end of the PS1's twilight years, and also marked the end of the Croc series.
Bushido Blade: Bushido Blade is a fighting game series that differs from Battle Arena Toshinden in its gameplay.
Bushido Blade:
Bushido Blade is a fighting game series that differs from Battle Arena Toshinden in its gameplay.
Battle Arena Toshinden: Battle Arena Toshinden was the first fighting game released for the PlayStation 1 in North America.
Battle Arena Toshinden:
Battle Arena Toshinden was the first fighting game released for the PlayStation 1 in North America.
Alundra: The first Alundra game was a blatant rip-off of The Legend of Zelda. It was a top-down action-adventure game with a large world to discover.
Alundra:
The first Alundra game was a blatant rip-off of The Legend of Zelda. It was a top-down action-adventure game with a large world to discover.