My first fps on PS1 was MOH: Underground. The mapping of the controller was versatile enough to mimick the mapping of the FPS of the beginning of the PS3 era and making it somewhat enjoyable despite of the difficulty of the later mission.
Im currently playing through Tenka. I remember playing the demo but here in the UK it was called Lifeforce: Tenka. The controls leave alot to be desired but i really like it and its quite an achievement when you factor in its age and limitations of its time. The music is great too.
Doom was great. Medal of Honor great. Duke Nukem for me was disappointing because parts of it the frame rate would drop so severely it would be unplayable. Made it pretty much impossible
thanks :), Yep, I really like the harvest moon game series, especially HMBTN, also I'm really looking forward to the HMAWL remake too, I hope there are many improvements from the previous version
I hated the ps1 controls but I sure did love the games. I found the controls for ps1 fps were not necessarily the best but never the less still tons of fun.
yep, to be honest I don't really like FPS game controls on PS1, because it's a bit difficult to control players as well as shoot enemies that aren't assisted by auto aim, so it takes time to get used to playing it, but overall it's quite fun
@@IbanBan27 I've never liked FPS controls on ANY console. Even with an analog stick, I can't hit the broad side of a barn, let alone moving enemies. If I can't use a mouse to control the aim, I can't even get off the first level. That said, when I go back and play DOS FPS games with a mouse, auto-aim is my biggest complaint. In games like Dark Forces, I hate that I can't shoot the explosive cannister next to a group of enemies because it will auto-aim at every single enemy until they're all dead. Also, the auto-aim will prioritize weak enemies who are closer over more powerful enemies who are farther away. And it makes it nearly impossible to snipe enemies in doorways, or on ledges, since the shots try to take a literal straight line to the enemy. I can't wait until there's a 100% working 'source port' for Dark Forces that actually lets you aim your shots.
Alien Trilogy deserves the first spot in my opinion. Incredible enemy design, environments and textures combined with outstanding audio!
Doom And Duke Nukem Total Meltdown Quake 2 My Favorite Games in late 90s i played duke nukem titles on ps1 i love id software games and 3d Realms
Codename: Tenka was definitely underrated
I always liked the psygnosis games visuals on ps1 hardware.
My first fps on PS1 was MOH: Underground. The mapping of the controller was versatile enough to mimick the mapping of the FPS of the beginning of the PS3 era and making it somewhat enjoyable despite of the difficulty of the later mission.
Im currently playing through Tenka. I remember playing the demo but here in the UK it was called Lifeforce: Tenka.
The controls leave alot to be desired but i really like it and its quite an achievement when you factor in its age and limitations of its time. The music is great too.
Doom, Duke Nukem, Quake, Medal Of Honor - my favorite games!
Alien trilogy and powerslave were my favourite, powerslave was actually called exhumed in my country
Good list. I thought I'd see Alien Resurrection somewhere on here. It pretty much invented dual-stick control for FPS games, after all.
hey, thanks for watching my video, actually there are several reasons why I didn't include the alien resurection game on the list
@@IbanBan27 That's cool. I still saw some games I totally forgot were on PS1, such as Quake II.
how could you forget a game as good as Quake II? XD
@@IbanBan27 Lol I actually own Quake II on GOG, but haven't played it yet. I've always been a fan of the first game, though.
Medal Of Honor used too but i'm not sure where it came out i mean before Alien Resurrection or after
Doom port on ps1 was really good combining doom 1 and doom 2 levels together
What's up with the graphical glitches in Doom and Dark Forces?
PowerSlave is underrated AF.
I will put that on the list instead of Lone Wolf, also MHU is overrated
it has aged badly and is not enjoyable to replay it
Agreed, I grew up playing it on the Saturn and it’s by far the best fps for that console along with duke nukem 3d
thanks friend great psx video here is one of the best FPS for ps1 great memories
Thanks for watching my video friend 👍👍👍
Disruptor was and is a stunning achievement for the console
Doom was great. Medal of Honor great. Duke Nukem for me was disappointing because parts of it the frame rate would drop so severely it would be unplayable. Made it pretty much impossible
I love your Harvest Moon village music lol was just checking out the trailer for the upcoming a wonderful life remake and it hit me so hard
thanks :),
Yep, I really like the harvest moon game series, especially HMBTN, also I'm really looking forward to the HMAWL remake too, I hope there are many improvements from the previous version
what game was the one that you play on a split screen and you go 1v1, with powerups.. inside a maze-like building...I forgot the title
Original Medal of Honor is easily the best
I would put Medal of Honor Unde.rground much higher on the list, definitely in the top 3, but it was a nice list
Where Is Alien Ressurrection ? 🤔
Where is syphon filter
Syphon Filter is TPS game
Ye but it got shooting@@IbanBan27
that sound coming like its from nintendo DS though
Alien résurrection aurait dû être dans le top 👍
Dude Disruptor should have been on this list.
I hated the ps1 controls but I sure did love the games.
I found the controls for ps1 fps were not necessarily the best but never the less still tons of fun.
yep, to be honest I don't really like FPS game controls on PS1, because it's a bit difficult to control players as well as shoot enemies that aren't assisted by auto aim, so it takes time to get used to playing it, but overall it's quite fun
@@IbanBan27 I've never liked FPS controls on ANY console. Even with an analog stick, I can't hit the broad side of a barn, let alone moving enemies. If I can't use a mouse to control the aim, I can't even get off the first level.
That said, when I go back and play DOS FPS games with a mouse, auto-aim is my biggest complaint. In games like Dark Forces, I hate that I can't shoot the explosive cannister next to a group of enemies because it will auto-aim at every single enemy until they're all dead. Also, the auto-aim will prioritize weak enemies who are closer over more powerful enemies who are farther away. And it makes it nearly impossible to snipe enemies in doorways, or on ledges, since the shots try to take a literal straight line to the enemy.
I can't wait until there's a 100% working 'source port' for Dark Forces that actually lets you aim your shots.