Japan exclusive PS1 Games ... in 10 Minutes! (Chapter 4)

TURN ON SUBTITLES TO SEE THE GAME TITLES
A look at some of the many titles that were released for the PS1 - but only in Japan.
Aconcagua (Sony Computer Entertainment - 2000)
Aquanaut no Kyuujitsu 2 (Artdink - 1999)
Armed Fighter (Banpresto - 1999)
Asuncia Matsue no Jubaku (E.O.Imagination)
Battle Arena Nitoshinden (Tamsoft - 1996)
Bomberman Wars (Hudson Soft - 1998)
Cowboy Bebop (BEC - 1998)
Crazy Climber 2000 (Nichibutsu - 2000)
Cyber Egg - Battle Champion (Bandai - 1997)
Dark Seed (Cyberdreams - 1995)
Deadly Skies (Coconuts Japan - 1997)
Doraemon - Nobita to Fukkatsu no Hoshi (Sakata SAS - 1996)
Echo Night 2:Nemuri no Shihaisha (From Software - 1999)
Gear Fighter Dendoh
Gekitotsu Toma L'Arc - Tomarunner vs L'Arc-en-Ciel (Sony Interactive Entertainment - 2000)
Genei Tougi - Shadow Struggle (Racdym - 1996)
Goo! Goo! Soundy (Konami - 1999)
Great Battle VI, The (Banpresto - 1997)
Gunnm:Martian Memory (Yukito Products - 1998)
Hacha Mecha Pon! (Sunmark - 1998)
Hello Kitty - White Present (Husdon Soft - 1998)
Hokuto no Ken - Seikimatsu Kyuuseishu Densetsu (Bandai- 2000)
Iblard - Laputa no Kaeru Machi (System Sacom - 1997)
Iru! (Soft Machine - 1998)
Kamen Rider (Kaze - 1998)
Kyoro-chan no Prikura Daisakusen (Tomy - 1999)
Kyuuin (Media Entertainment - 1996)
Lucifer Ring (Softmachine - 1998)
Mad Stalker:Full Metal Force (Fill-In Cafe - 1997)
Maze Heroes:Meikyuu Densetsu (Media Entertainment - 2002)
Megatudo 2096 (General Support - 1996)
Meisha Retsuden - Greatest 70's (Epoch - 1997)
Mini-Moni. Shakatto Tambourine! da Pyon! (Sega - 2002)
Mobile Suit Z-Gundam (BEC. 1997)
Moon:Remix RPG Adventure (Love-de-Lic - 1997)
Motteke Tamago with Ganbare! Kamonohashi (Naxat Soft - 1998)
Mystic Dragoons, The (Dual - 1999)
Ore no Ryouri (Argent - 1999)
Pepsiman (KID - 1999)
Planet Dob (Microvision - 1999)
PocketMuuMuu (Sugar & Rockets - 1999)
Pu-Li-Ru-La:Arcade Gears (Taito - 1997)
Rapid Angel, The (Techno Soleil - 1998)
RMJ:The Mystery Hospital (System Sacom - 1997)
Screaming Mad George's ParanoiaScape (Mathilda - 1998)
Simple 1500 Series:The Keiba (Nekogumi - 2000)
Simple Character 2000 Series:Shin Kidou Senki Gundam W:The Battle (Natsume - 2002)
Soukaikgi (Yuke's - 1998)
TV Animation X - Unmei no Sentaku (Taito - 2002)
Wangan Trial (Victor Interactive - 1998)

[@AzzRushman]

Even in Argentina, Pepsiman grew up to earn so much love for those who knew him.
Even some acquaintances who only saw the game once still remember it dearly.

[@angelsantana7739]

igual en México

[@nikoladedic6623]

Damn, that Kamen Rider footage looked so smooth.

[@ThommyofThenn]

Impressive no? I wonder what frame rates were standardised in the 90s? I didn't start paying attention to fps until I was a young adult in the 2010s

[@GaryRetroGamer]

*TURN ON SUBTITLES TO SEE THE GAME TITLES*

[@eddieburton6667]

some hours ago I played Dark Seed, and that game is in this video, what a small world

[@ThommyofThenn]

Whoa

[@IsiahAllison]

1:18 - Megumi Hayashibara as Faye Valentine.

[@YoheiMon]

Cyber Egg!!, thank you!, it took me a long time to find this game!!

[@x-crisis]

All things considered Pepsiman of all things has actually aged pretty well over time.

[@tb3411]

Sometimes I forget Pepsiman is Japan exclusive with how much of a cult classic it is here in the US.

[@StevenCusic]

Simple Character 2000 Series:Shin Kidou Senki Gundam W:The Battle is battle assault 2 in the usa

[@tayfuntuna]

Pepsiman! It was awesome. And good looking.

[@Nico-vhsyunpocomas]

Pepsiman its a classic here in argentina.

[@bombjack1984]

Goo! Goo! Soundy looks nightmareish.

[@fiskburk2908]

Iru! Is a complete mood go play it, and has an english translation

[@ThommyofThenn]

7:54 what the HECK is going on in this game? Im used to weird Japanese games but i'm having a hard time even processing what I see

[@bok3rnes425]

This is great Gary. A lot of interesting titles on this list. Great work❤❤❤

[@meecob]

Nice video. Can you put the names of the games up through the entirety of the video please. cheers

[@maurokuczala6180]

turn on subtitles

[@meecob]

@@maurokuczala6180 No. He can write them in English, My message is to Gary and not to you.

[@GaryRetroGamer]

Thank you, but no. While this channel did use to put the game titles on screen for the entire video, we stopped doing so on purpose for several reasons. As @mauro kuczala has suggested, turning on the subtitles is the suggested operation to see game titles. The video description also contains a list of all the games featured.

[@scottbaylo]

Suddenly I’m not so upset about not getting cowboy bebop over here! Sometimes you forget how fugly early 3D visuals were.