Japan exclusive PS1 Games ... in 10 Minutes! (Chapter 1) [TURN ON SUBTITLES]
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- Опубліковано 7 кві 2023
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A look at some of the many titles that were released for the PS1 - but only in Japan.
70's Robot Anime: Geppy-X-The Super Boosted Armor (Aroma - 1999)
Adventure of Little Ralph. The (New Corporation - 1999)
AirGrave (Santos - 1996)
Alice in Cyberland (Glams. - 1996)
Asuka 120% Excellent - Burning Fest. Excellent (Fill In Cafe - 1997)
Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go!! - Eternal Wings (Jaleco - 1998)
Battle Master (Taki - 1998)
Block Kuzushi 2 (Tamsoft - 2000)
Blue Breaker Burst:Egao No Asuni (HuneX - 1998)
Building Crush! (Shoeisha - 1996)
Chaos Control (Infogrames - 1996)
Community Pon (Fill-In Cafe - 1997)
Cyber Org (FuzzBox - 1999)
Finger Flashing (Affect Co - 1999)
Fox Junction (Trips - 1998)
From TV Animation One Piece - Grand Battle! 2 (Ganbarion - 2002)
Front Mission 2 (G-Craft - 1997)
Funky Boxers (Victor Entertainment - 2002)
Gale Gunner (ASCII - 2000)
Galeoz (Pre-Stage - 1996)
Hashiriya Ookami-tachi no Densetsu (Nichibutsu - 1997)
Hyakujuu Sentai GaoRanger (Natsume - 2001)
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Kahen Soukou Gunbike - Speed Power Gunbike (Inti Creates - 1998)
Kakugo no Susume (Tomy - 1997)
Kattobi Tune (Genki - 1998)
Klaymen Gun-Hockey (Kidsmind - 1999)
KoroKoro Post Nin (Media Entertainment - 2002)
Makeruna! Makendou 2 (Fill-In Cafe - 1995)
Masters Fighter, The (Unico Electronics - 1997)
Meta-Ph-List Mu.X.2297 (ADM - 1997)
Missland 2 (Altron - 1998)
Mobile Suit Gundam:Char's Counterattack (BEC - 1998)
Mouja (Etona - 1997)
Nekketsu Oyako (Technosoft - 1994)
Neko Zamurai (Human - 1999)
Ninpuu Sentai Hurricaneger (Natsumi - 2002)
Paro Wars (Konami - 1997)
Pop'n Tanks! (Symbio Systems - 1999)
Race Drivin' A Go! Go! (Time Warner Interactive - 1996)
Saber Marionette J - Battle Sabers (Tom Create - 1997)
Shin Megami Tensei (Atlus - 2001)
Shura No Mon (Kodansha - 1998)
Shutokou Battle:Drift King (Bullet-Proof Software - 1996)
Simple Character 2000 Series:Kidou Butouden G Gundam:The Battle (Natsume - 2002)
Soukou Kihei Votoms Gaiden - Ao no Kishi Berserga Monogatari (West One - 1997)
Tsumu (Hect - 1998)
Two-Ten Kaku (Club Dep - 1995)
Ultima Underworld:The Sygian Abyss (Infinity Entertainment - 1997)
Vehicle Cavalier (Vanguard Works - 1996)
Virtual Pro Wrestling (AKI - 1996) - Ігри
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YES, I WILL. THANK YOU!
This is the best feature of this channel!
It's really a good idea so that way it's not hidden anything on the screen if we take then off. 👌👌
man, every time i go to learn more about the ps1’s library, i get more and more enamoured at just how many fighting games it had
Correction: The game "Funky Boxers" was indeed released in the west as "Contender 2" (US) and "Victory Boxing Contender" (EU).
Many thanks to @Alejandro Schmid for pointing this out!
Correction 2: The game "Virtual Pro Wrestling" was also released in the West as "WCW vs The World". Thanks to @The Crawling Chaos for pointing this out!
Contender 2 is the second game and the Japanese Victory Boxing (2000), its PAL counterpart is Victory Boxing Challenger. PAL Victory Boxing Contender is Contender 1 in the USA (first game). Funky Boxers (2002) is the third game, Japan only, see my post above with the list.
"Shutokou Battle: Drift King" is not a japanese exclusive - it was released worldwide as "Tokyo Highway Battle".
Just when I think my PSX and PS2 libraries are complete.... I see another Gary video. Thanks Gary!
Hi Gary! I'm pretty much loving all your vids on PS1 games. You are showcasing games I never saw and that's very cool. I wanted to point that Funky Boxers exists on the american catalog as Contender 2. Just that. Have a nice weekend!
Hey! Thanks for the nice words!
And thank you for pointing out the correction. I'll post a message.
According to psxdatacenter Funky Boxers is the last entry in the Victory Boxing series, it goes like this:
First game (1999):
NTSC-U: Contender [SCUS-94294]
NTSC-J: Dynamite Boxing [SLPS-01387]
PAL: Victory Boxing 2 [SLES-01393] and Victory Boxing Contender [SLES-03599]
Second game (2000):
NTSC-U: Contender 2 [SCUS-94494] and [SLUS-01305]
NTSC-J: Victory Boxing [SLPS-02740]
PAL: Victory Boxing Challenger [SLES-02727]
Third game (2002):
NTSC-J: Funky Boxers [SLPS-03496]
I love these ones so much, thank you man. Though being a massive puroresu fan, I have to say the last enrty was indeed released in the west as WCW vs The World.
Oh! Thank you for the correction! I'll post an errata.
Gary, Sir, you are a Legend!
Oh hey! I've heard of Mouja!
(And of course, Shin Megami Tensei)
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Bakusou Kyoudai's car models look amazing. It seems they had to sacrifice draw distance for it but old say it was worth it
Great list, almost forgot about the Saber Marionette franchise
Wow, never seen pretty much any of these game except 2.
Which ones are worth trying out?
Amazing games
Great games, most of them i dont know, ps1 and ps2 aways the best.
Gary! Any chance we get to see them with the games with the original resolution? These modern emulation tools cloud the experience of how the games were made to look like
Ah, that's an excellent and not uncommon question. While I understand the purists who prefer the "proper experience" - I am, myself, not a purist. I find the old pixelation a bit unappealing. So, no disrespect to the purists - but that's not for me. I like the graphical upgrades and most (not all, but most) viewers do as well.
If you're interested in a particular title, however, there are other UA-cam channels that specialize in "original hardware" captures. My suggestion is that if you see a title on one of this channel's videos interesting, do a UA-cam search for that game name and "original hardware" - and there's a good chance you will find it!
please make a video showing all the games released and published by konami from the first games to the current ones. I love konami and on youtube I couldn't find videos of all konami games
Race Drivin' also includes a classic arcade mode that's way better than the main game.
Wish there was time stamp of each game
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Who was that that Luffy was fighting?
2024, it's nefertari vivi a.k.a miss wednesday who was betray baroque works
@@adityakrishnawestjava9201 Okay. Nevermind. I get it. I saw it. Thank you.
Where is CHORO Q
Choro Q was released in Europe as "Penny Racers". Not Japan exclusive.
Battle Master looks so trashy it's amazing