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The Sony PlayStation console.

This is a list of games for the SonyPlayStationvideo game system, organized alphabetically by name. There are often different names for the same game in different regions.

The final licensed PlayStation game released in Japan (not counting re-releases) was Black/Matrix 00 on May 13, 2004, the final licensed game released in North America was FIFA Football 2005 on October 12, 2004, and the final licensed game released in Europe was Moorhuhn X on July 20, 2005. Additionally, homebrew games were created using the Sony PlayStation Net Yaroze.

Games list (A–L)[edit]

There are currently 3049^[a] games across both this page (A to L) and the remainder of the list from M to Z.

For a chronological list, click the sort button in any of the available regions's column. Games dated December 3, 1994 (JP), September 9, 1995 (NA), September 29, 1995 (EU), and November 15, 1995 (AU) are launch titles of each region respectively.

Title	Developer(s)	Publisher(s)	Regions released			Ref.
Title	Developer(s)	Publisher(s)	Japan	Europe/PAL	North America	Ref.
007 Racing	Eutechnyx	Electronic Arts	Unreleased	December 15, 2000	November 20, 2000
007: The World Is Not Enough	Black Ops Entertainment	Electronic Arts and MGM	Unreleased	November 17, 2000	November 6, 2000	^[1]
007: Tomorrow Never Dies	Black Ops Entertainment	Electronic Arts	February 10, 2000	November 25, 1999	November 16, 1999
100 Manyen Quiz Hunter	FPS	FPS	December 23, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased	^[2]
101 Dalmatians II: Patch's London Adventure	Backbone Entertainment	Eidos Interactive	Unreleased	Unreleased	October 14, 2003
10101: Will the Starship	Sound Technology	Sound Technology	November 6, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
102 Dalmatians: Puppies to the Rescue	Crystal Dynamics	Eidos Interactive	Unreleased	December 20, 2000	November 15, 2000
16 Tales	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1996	^[3]
16 Tales 2	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1996	^[4]
16 Tales 3	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1996	^[5]
16 Tales 4	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1996	^[6]
19:03 Ueno-hatsu Yakou Ressha	Visit	Visit	March 4, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
1Xtreme •ESPN Extreme Games	Sony Interactive Studios America	SCEA^NA, SCEE^PAL, SCEI^JP	May 24, 1996	December 1995	September 9, 1995
2002 FIFA World Cup	EA Canada	EA Sports	Unreleased	April 26, 2002	April 30, 2002	^[7]
2999-Nen no Game Kids	SCEI	SCEI	December 23, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
2Xtreme	Sony Interactive Studios America	SCEA^NA, SCEE^PAL	Unreleased	March 6, 1997	October 31, 1996
360: Three Sixty	Smart Dog	Cryo Interactive	Unreleased	July 1997	Unreleased
3D Baseball •3D Baseball: The Majors^JP	Crystal Dynamics	Crystal Dynamics^NA, BMG Interactive^JP	February 28, 1997	Unreleased	October 31, 1996
3D Shooting Tsukuru	Success	ASCII Entertainment	December 20, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
3x3 Eyes: Kyuusei Koushu	Nihon Create	Xing Entertainment	August 11, 1995	Unreleased	Unreleased
3x3 Eyes: Tenrinou Genmu	Nihon Create	King Records	August 6, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
3Xtreme	989 Studios	989 Studios	Unreleased	Unreleased	March 31, 1999
40 Winks	Eurocom	GT Interactive	Unreleased	November 1999	November 14, 1999
4-4-2 Soccer	Arc Developments	Virgin Interactive	Unreleased	August 1997	Unreleased
5 Star Racing	Kung Fu Games	Phoenix Games	Unreleased	November 15, 2003	Unreleased
70's Robot Anime Geppy-X	Aroma	Aroma	May 27, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
98 Kōshien	Magical Company	Magical Company	June 18, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
99 Kōshien	Magical Company	Magical Company	June 17, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
A Nanjarin	To One	To One	June 11, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased	^[8]
A2 Racer III: Europa Tour	Davilex	Davilex	Unreleased	2002	Unreleased
A.IV Evolution: A-Ressha de Ikou 4	Artdink	Artdink	December 3, 1994	Unreleased	Unreleased
A5: A-Ressha de Ikou 5	Artdink	Artdink	December 4, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
A-Ressha de Ikou Z: Mezase! Tairiku Oudan	Artdink	Artdink	May 4, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
A-Train •A.IV Evolution Global^JP •A-IV Evolution Global^PAL	Artdink	Maxis^NA, Artdink^JP, SCEE^PAL	November 22, 1995	November 1996	1996
AbalaBurn	Tamsoft	Takara	August 20, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Ace Combat 2	Namco	Namco^JP,NA, SCEE^PAL	May 30, 1997	October 1997	July 31, 1997
Ace Combat 3: Electrosphere	Namco	Namco, SCEE^PAL	May 27, 1999	January 21, 2000	March 2, 2000	^[9]
Aces of the Air •Simple 1500 Series Vol. 95: The Hikouki^JP	Highwaystar	D3 Publisher^JP, Agetec^NA	May 23, 2002	Unreleased	September 26, 2002	^[10]
Acid	ISCO	Taki	July 8, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased	^[11]
Aconcagua	SCEI	SCEI	June 1, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased	^[11]
Action Bass	Vingt-et-un Systems	Take 2 Interactive, Syscom^JP	December 9, 1999	September 29, 2000	July 14, 2000	^[12]
Action Man: Destruction X	Blitz Games^[13]	The 3DO Company, Hasbro Interactive	Unreleased	November 2000	Unreleased	^[14]
Action Man: Operation Extreme •Action Man: Mission Xtreme^PAL	Blitz Games	Hasbro Interactive	Unreleased	June 25, 2000	November 8, 2000	^[15]
Activision Classic Games for the Atari 2600	Gray Matter	Activision	Unreleased	Unreleased	September 30, 1998	^[16]
Actua Golf •VR Golf '97^NA	Gremlin Interactive	Gremlin Interactive^PAL, VR Sports^NA, Naxat Soft^JP	April 11, 1997	October 1996	October 31, 1996	^[17]
Actua Golf 2 •Fox Sports Golf '99^NA	Gremlin Interactive	Gremlin Interactive^PAL, Fox Interactive^NA	Unreleased	September 1997	June 30, 1998	^[18]
Actua Golf 3	Gremlin Interactive	Gremlin Interactive	Unreleased	1999	Unreleased	^[19]
Actua Ice Hockey	Gremlin Interactive	Gremlin Interactive^PAL, Konami^JP	December 17, 1998	February 1998	Unreleased	^[20]
Actua Ice Hockey 2	Gremlin Interactive	Gremlin Interactive	Unreleased	April 1, 1999	Unreleased	^[21]
Actua Soccer •Ran Soccer^DE •VR Soccer '96^NA	Gremlin Interactive	Gremlin Interactive^PAL, Naxat Soft^JP, Interplay^NA	July 19, 1996	March 1996	October 31, 1996	^[22]
Actua Soccer 2	Gremlin Interactive	Gremlin Interactive	Unreleased	November 1997	Unreleased	^[23]
Actua Soccer 3	Gremlin Interactive	Gremlin Interactive	Unreleased	December 1998	Unreleased	^[24]
Actua Soccer Club Edition	Gremlin Interactive	Gremlin Interactive	Unreleased	May 1997	Unreleased	^[25]
Actua Tennis	Gremlin Interactive	Gremlin Interactive	Unreleased	1998	Unreleased	^[26]
Ad Lib Ouji ..to Fuyukai na Nakama-tachi!?	Nippon Telenet	Nippon Telenet	December 19, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
Addie no Okurimono	SCEI	SCEI	February 3, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Adiboo & Paziral's Secret	Coktel Vision	Vivendi Games	Unreleased	October 24, 2003	Unreleased
Adidas Power Soccer	Psygnosis	Psygnosis	Unreleased	June 1996	August 31, 1996	^[27]
Adidas Power Soccer 2	Shen	Psygnosis	Unreleased	1998	Unreleased
Adidas Power Soccer International 97	Psygnosis	Psygnosis	Unreleased	April 1997	Unreleased	^[28]
Adidas Power Soccer 98	Shen	Psygnosis	Unreleased	June 1998	June 30, 1998	^[29]
Advan Racing	Atlus	Atlus	November 19, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased	^[30]
Advanced V.G.	TGL	TGL	April 19, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased	^[31]
Advanced V.G. 2	TGL	TGL	September 23, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased	^[32]
The Adventure of Little Ralph	New Corporation	Ertain Corporation, New Corporation	June 3, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
The Adventures of Lomax •Lomax^PAL,JP	Psygnosis	Psygnosis	December 18, 1997	November 1996	October 31, 1996	^[33]
AFL 99	EA Sports	EA Sports	Unreleased	June 1999	Unreleased	^[34]
Afraid Gear	Office Create	Asmik Ace Entertainment	October 29, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Afraid Gear Another	Office Create	Office Create	June 14, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Afro Inu: The Puzzle	Axes Art Amuse	Bandai	October 25, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Agent Armstrong •Agent Armstrong: Himitsu Shirei Daisakusen^JP	King of the Jungle	Virgin Interactive^PAL, W.I.Z^JP	December 4, 1997	September 18, 1997	Unreleased	^[35]
Agile Warrior F-111X •Agile Warrior^JP	Black Ops Entertainment	Virgin Interactive	January 13, 1996	March 1996	November 21, 1995	^[36]
AI Shogi	Soft Bank	Soft Bank	November 22, 1995	Unreleased	Unreleased
AI Shogi 2	GameBank	GameBank	December 25, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
AI Shogi 2 Deluxe	i4	i4	September 22, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
AI Shogi 2000	i4	i4	November 25, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
AI Shogi Selection	Hamster	Hamster	May 23, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
Air Combat •Ace Combat^JP	Namco, Arsys Software	Namco, SCEE^PAL	June 30, 1995	September 29, 1995	September 9, 1995	^[37]
Air Hockey •Hooockey!!^JP	Mud Duck Productions	Success^JP, Midas Interactive Entertainment^PAL, Mud Duck Productions^NA	May 25, 2000	2001	September 2003	^[38]
Air Management '96	Koei	Koei	March 22, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
AirGrave	Santos	Santos	November 29, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Aironauts	Red Lemon Studios	Red Storm Entertainment	Unreleased	August 1999	Unreleased
Aitakute.. Your Smiles in My Heart	KCET	Konami	March 16, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Akazu no Ma	Visit	Visit	May 9, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Akuji the Heartless	Crystal Dynamics	Eidos Interactive	Unreleased	February 1999	December 31, 1998	^[39]^[40]
Alex Ferguson's Player Manager 2001^PAL •Guy Roux Manager 2001^FR •DSF Fussball Manager 2001^DE	Anco Software	The 3DO Company^NA, Ubisoft^DE,FR	Unreleased	November 24, 2000^PALDecember 2000^FRJune 21, 2001^DE	Unreleased	^[41]
Alex Ferguson's Player Manager 2002^PAL •DSS Fussball Manager 2002^DE	Anco Software	Ubisoft	Unreleased	May 14, 2002^DEMay 17, 2002^PAL	Unreleased
Alexi Lalas International Soccer •Bomba:98^PAL •Golden Goal 98^PAL •Mundial:98^PAL •Three Lions^PAL	Z-Axis	BMG Interactive^PAL, Take-Two Interactive^PAL,NA (Alexei Lalas, Golden Goal 98)	Unreleased	April 17, 1998	April 30, 1999	^[42]
Alfred Chicken	Möbius Entertainment	SCEE	Unreleased	2002^AUSApril 12, 2002^PAL	Unreleased	^[43]
Alice in Cyberland	Glams	Glams	December 20, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Alien: Resurrection	Argonaut Games	Fox Interactive	Unreleased	December 1, 2000	October 10, 2000
Alien Trilogy	Probe Entertainment	Acclaim Entertainment	May 31, 1996	March 1996	February 1996	^[44]
ALIVE	General Entertainment Co. Ltd.	General Entertainment Co. Ltd.	August 6, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
All Japan Woman Pro Wrestling	TEN	GW	July 23, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased	^[45]
All-Star 1997 featuring Frank Thomas	Acclaim Entertainment	Acclaim Entertainment	Unreleased	June 30, 1997	June 30, 1997	^[46]^[47]
All-Star Mahjong: Kareinaru Shoubushi Kara no Chousen	Pony Canyon	Pony Canyon	September 18, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
All-Star Racing	Mud Duck Productions	Mud Duck Productions	Unreleased	October 6, 2002	October 6, 2002	^[48]^[49]
All-Star Racing 2	Mud Duck Productions	Mud Duck Productions	Unreleased	July 2, 2003	April 24, 2003
All-Star Slammin' D-ball^NA •Simple 1500 Series Vol. 76: The Dodge Ball^JP •Super Slammin' Dodgeball^EU	Access	D3^JP, Agetec^NA, Midas Interactive Entertainment^PAL	October 25, 2001	May 2, 2003	October 2001
All Star Tennis '99 •Yannick Noah All Star Tennis '99^FR	Smart Dog	Ubisoft	August 31, 1999	November 20, 1998	Unreleased	^[50]
All Star Tennis 2000	Aqua Pacific Ltd.	Ubisoft	Unreleased	August 18, 2000	Unreleased
All Star Watersports	Phoenix Games	Phoenix Games	Unreleased	March 14, 2003	Unreleased
Allied General	SSI	SSI	Unreleased	June 1, 1997	September 30, 1996	^[51]
Alone in the Dark: One-Eyed Jack's Revenge^NA •Alone in the Dark: Jack is Back^PAL	Infogrames	Infogrames (Europe) I*Motion (North America)	November 8, 1996	May 3, 1996	August 22, 1996
Alone in the Dark: The New Nightmare	Darkworks SA	Infogrames	Unreleased	May 18, 2001	June 18, 2001	^[52]
Alundra •The Adventures of Alundra^PAL	Matrix Software	SCEI^JP, Working Designs^NA, Psygnosis^PAL	April 11, 1997	June 5, 1998	December 31, 1997	^[53]
Alundra 2: A New Legend Begins	Matrix Software	SCEI^JP, Activision	November 18, 1999	June 2000	February 29, 2000	^[54]
The Amazing Virtual Sea-Monkeys	Creature Labs	Kemco	Unreleased	June 19, 2002	2002
American Pool	Midas Interactive	Midas Interactive	Unreleased	June 13, 2003	May 6, 2003
Amerzone	Microids	Casterman	Unreleased	December 13, 1999	Unreleased
Anastasia	Midas Interactive	Midas Interactive	Unreleased	April 12, 2001	Unreleased
Andretti Racing	Electronic Arts	Electronic Arts	Unreleased	October 1996	November 30, 1996	^[55]
Angel Blade: Neo Tokyo Guardians	Nippon	Ichi Soft	July 3, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Tōkidenshō Angel Eyes	Tecmo	Tecmo	December 11, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Angel Graffiti: Anathe no Profile	Coconuts Japan	Coconuts Japan	July 26, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Angelique Duet	Koei	Koei	July 30, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Angelique History	Koei	Koei	March 30, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Angelique Special	Koei	Koei	March 29, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Angelique Special 2	Koei	Koei	April 11, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Angelique: Tenkū no Requiem	Koei	Koei	February 4, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Animal Football	The Code Monkeys	Phoenix Games	Unreleased	July 26, 2003	Unreleased
Animal Snap	Ignition	Ignition	Unreleased	September 19, 2003	Unreleased
Animaniacs: Ten Pin Alley	Saffire Corporation	ASC Games	Unreleased	Unreleased	December 1, 1998
Animetic Story Game 1: Cardcaptor Sakura	Arika	Arika	August 5, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Animorphs: Shattered Reality	SingleTrac	Infogrames	Unreleased	Unreleased	September 6, 2000
Another Mind	Squaresoft	Squaresoft	November 12, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Ao no Roku-gō	Bandai	Bandai	September 28, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Ape Escape •Saru! Get You!^JP	Sony Computer Entertainment Inc.	Sony Computer Entertainment Inc.	June 25, 1999	July 2, 1999	May 31, 1999
Apocalypse	Neversoft	Activision^PAL,NA, Success^JP	September 22, 1999	November 1998	October 31, 1998
Aqua GT	East Point Software	Take 2 Interactive	Unreleased	January 26, 2001	Unreleased
Aquanaut's Holiday	Artdink	Artdink^JP, SCEA^NA, SCEE^PAL	June 30, 1995	October 1995	July 7, 1996
Aquanaut no Kyuujitsu: Memories of Summer 1996	Artdink	Artdink	July 19, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Aquanaut no Kyuujitsu 2	Artdink	Artdink	July 1, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Arc the Lad	SCEI	SCEI/Working Designs	June 30, 1995	Unreleased	Unreleased
Arc the Lad II	ARC Entertainment	SCEI	November 1, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Arc the Lad III	ARC Entertainment	SCEI	October 28, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Arc the Lad Collection	SCEI	Working Designs	Unreleased	Unreleased	April 18, 2002
Arc the Lad: Monster Game with Casino Game	ARC Entertainment	SCEI	July 31, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Arcade Party Pak	Digital Eclipse Software	Midway Games	Unreleased	February 23, 2001	September 30, 1999
Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 1	Digital Eclipse Software	Midway Games	Unreleased	December 1997	December 31, 1996
Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 2	Digital Eclipse Software	Midway Games	Unreleased	April 17, 1998	April 5, 1998
Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Midway Collection 2	Digital Eclipse Software	GT Interactive	Unreleased	March 1998	November 30, 1997
Archer Mclean's 3D Pool	Awesome Studios	Ignition	Unreleased	October 17, 2003	Unreleased
Are! Mo Kore? Mo Momotarou	System Sacom	System Sacom	October 4, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Area 51	Mesa Logic	Atari Games/Time Warner Interactive, Soft Bank^JP	March 20, 1997	May 1997	November 26, 1996
Ark of Time	Trecision S.p.A	Project Two Interactive BV	Unreleased	July 1998	Unreleased
Arkana Senki Ludo	Falcon	Pai	July 9, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Arkanoid Returns	Taito Corporation	Taito Corporation	August 7, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Armored Core	FromSoftware	FromSoftware^JP, Agetec^NA, Sony Computer Entertainment^PAL	July 10, 1997	July 1998	October 31, 1997	^[56]
Armored Core: Master of Arena	FromSoftware	FromSoftware^JP, Agetec^NA	February 4, 1999	Unreleased	February 29, 2000
Armored Core: Project Phantasma	FromSoftware	FromSoftware^JP, ASCII Entertainment^NA	December 4, 1997	Unreleased	September 30, 1998
Armored Trooper Votoms: Lightning Slash	Takara	Takara	March 18, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Armorines: Project S.W.A.R.M.	Acclaim Studios London	Acclaim Entertainment	July 13, 2000	November 23, 2001	June 30, 2000
Army Men 3D	The 3DO Company	The 3DO Company	Unreleased	January 2000	February 28, 1999
Army Men: Air Attack	The 3DO Company	The 3DO Company	Unreleased	March 2000	November 2, 1999
Army Men: Air Attack 2	The 3DO Company	The 3DO Company	Unreleased	November 24, 2000	September 26, 2000
Army Men: Green Rogue	The 3DO Company	The 3DO Company	Unreleased	April 27, 2001	April 13, 2001
Army Men: Sarge's Heroes	The 3DO Company	The 3DO Company	Unreleased	2000	January 31, 2000
Army Men: Sarge's Heroes 2	The 3DO Company	The 3DO Company	Unreleased	November 24, 2000	November 21, 2000
Army Men: World War •Army Men: Operation Meltdown^PAL	The 3DO Company	The 3DO Company	Unreleased	2000	February 29, 2000
Army Men: World War - Final Front •Army Men: Lock N' Load^PAL	The 3DO Company	The 3DO Company	Unreleased	March 30, 2001	February 27, 2001
Army Men: World War - Land, Sea, Air	The 3DO Company	The 3DO Company	Unreleased	November 3, 2000	September 20, 2000
Army Men: World War - Team Assault •Army Men: Team Assault^PAL	The 3DO Company	The 3DO Company	Unreleased	November 30, 2001	November 28, 2001
Art Camion Geijutsuden	TYO	TYO	December 16, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Art Camion Sugorokuden	Affect	Affect	April 27, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Arthur! Ready to Race	Mattel	The Learning Company	Unreleased	Unreleased	November 1, 2000
Arthur to Astaroth no Nazomakaimura: Incredible Toons	Magical Formation	Capcom	August 30, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Assault: Retribution	Candle Light Studios	Telstar^PAL, Midway^NA	Unreleased	September 1998	October 31, 1998
Assault Rigs	Psygnosis	Psygnosis	October 4, 1996	February 1996	February 1, 1996
Assault Suits Valken 2	TamTam	NCS	July 29, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Asterix	Sourcery	Infogrames	Unreleased	March 1999	Unreleased
Asterix & Obelix Take On Caesar	Tek 5	Cryo Interactive	Unreleased	June 1, 2000	Unreleased
Asterix: Mega Madness	Unique Development Studios	Infogrames	Unreleased	June 29, 2001	Unreleased
Asteroids	Activision	Syrox Developments	Unreleased	December 1998	October 31, 1998
Astronōka	System Sacom	Enix	August 27, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Asuka 120% Final: Burning Fest. Final	Family Soft	Family Soft	May 27, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Asuka 120% Excellent: Burning Festival	Fill-in-Cafe	SCEI	May 9, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Asuka 120% Special Burning Fest	Fill-in-Cafe	Family Soft	March 29, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Asuncia: Matsue no Jubaku	E.O. Imagination	Xing Entertainment	November 27, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Atari Anniversary Edition Redux	Digital Eclipse Software	Infogrames	Unreleased	January 3, 2002	2001
Atelier Elie: The Alchemist of Salburg 2	Gust	Gust	December 17, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Atelier Marie: The Alchemist of Salburg	Gust	Gust	May 23, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Athena: Awakening from the Ordinary Life	Vistec	SNK	March 11, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Athena no Kateiban: Family Game	Athena	Athena	March 22, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Atlantis: The Lost Empire	Eurocom Entertainment Software	SCEA	Unreleased	October 19, 2001	June 14, 2001
Atlantis, the Lost Continent	The Code Monkeys	Phoenix Games	Unreleased	2003	Unreleased
Atlantis: The Lost Tales	Cryo Interactive	Cryo Interactive	Unreleased	October 1998	Unreleased
Attack of the Saucerman	Psygnosis	SCEE	Unreleased	June 1, 1999	Unreleased
ATV Mania	Gotham Games	Take 2 Interactive	Unreleased	August 8, 2003	July 23, 2003
ATV Racers	Midas Interactive	Bethesda Software	Unreleased	June 13, 2003	December 2003
ATV: Quad Power Racing	Climax Studios	Acclaim Entertainment, Acclaim Japan^JP	December 21, 2000	October 13, 2000	August 23, 2000
AubirdForce	Bandai	Bandai	October 25, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
AubirdForce After	Bandai	Bandai	October 22, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Aura Battler Dunbine	Bandai	Bandai	March 4, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Austin Powers Pinball	Gotham Games	Take 2 Interactive	Unreleased	October 25, 2002	October 25, 2002
Autobahn Raser II	Davilex	Davilex	Unreleased	1998	Unreleased
Auto Destruct	Neurostone	Electronic Arts	Unreleased	December 1997	February 28, 1998	^[57]
Ayakashi Ninden Kunoichiban	Zero System	Shoeisha	September 25, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Ayrton Senna Kart Duel	Gaps	Gaps^JP, Sunsoft^PAL	September 16, 1996	December 1996	Unreleased
Ayrton Senna Kart Duel 2	Gaps	Gaps^JP, Sunsoft^PAL	November 20, 1997	1997	Unreleased
Ayrton Senna Kart Duel Special	Gaps	Gaps	April 28, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Azito	Astec 21	Banpresto	February 28, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Azito 2	Astec 21	Banpresto	October 15, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Azito 3	Astec 21	Banpresto	February 17, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Aztec: The Curse in the Heart of the City of Gold	Cryo Interactive	France Telecom Multimedia	Unreleased	June 1, 2000	Unreleased
Azumanga Donjyara Daioh	Ganbarion	Bandai	April 18, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
Azure Dreams	Konami	KCE Tokyo	November 13, 1997	December 1998	June 30, 1998
B Senjou no Alice: Alice on Borderlines	Kodansha	Kodansha	September 18, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
B.L.U.E. Legend of Water	CAProduction	Hudson Soft	July 9, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Baby Felix Tennis	LSP	LSP	Unreleased	December 7, 2002	Unreleased
Baby Universe	SCEI	SCEI^JP, SCEE^PAL	June 20, 1997	October 9, 1998	Unreleased
Backguiner ~Yomigaeru Yuushatachi~ 'Guiner Tenshou'	July 30, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Backguiner ACT-2 ~Yomigaeru Yuushatachi~ Hishou Hen 'Uragiri no Senjou'	October 1, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Backstreet Billiards	Agenda	Argent^JP, ASCII Entertainment^NA	July 30, 1998	Unreleased	November 30, 1998
Backyard Soccer •Junior Sports Football^PAL	Humongous Entertainment	Infogrames	Unreleased	November 13, 2001	September 28, 2001
Bakuretsu Hunter: Mahjong Special	Banpresto	Banpresto	October 25, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Bakuretsu Hunter: Sorezore no Omoi..Nowaan Chatte	Banpresto	Banpresto	April 11, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Bakusou Dekotora Densetsu: Otoko Ippiki Yume Kaidoi	Human Entertainment	Human Entertainment	June 25, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Bakusou Dekotora Densetsu 2: Otoko Jinsei Yume Ichiro	Spike	Spike	December 16, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
(Mini Yonku)/Mini 4WD) Bakusou Kyoudai: Let's & Go!! WGP Hyper Heat	C-Lab	Jaleco Entertainment	November 20, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Bakusou Kyoudai: Let's & Go!! Eternal Wings	Jaleco Entertainment	Jaleco Entertainment	July 30, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Bakuten Shoot Beyblade 2002: Beybattle Tournament 2	Takara	Takara	August 1, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
Baldies •Baldy Land^JP	Creative Edge Software	Banpresto^JP, Phoenix Games^PAL, Bethesda Softworks^NA	November 19, 1998	August 8, 2003	November 15, 2003
Ball Breakers •Moho^PAL	Lost Toys	Take-Two Interactive	Unreleased	2000	July 26, 2000
Ballblazer Champions	Factor 5	^NALucasArts, ^PALCTO SpA	March 19, 1998	October 1997	March 31, 1997
Ballerburg Castle Chaos	Ascaron Entertainment	Mud Duck Productions^NA, Phoenix Games^PAL	Unreleased	2003	2002
Ballistic	Mitchell Corporation	THQ	Unreleased	October 20, 2000	October 31, 1999
Barbie: Explorer	Runecraft	Vivendi Universal Games	Unreleased	April 9, 2001	September 4, 2001
Barbie: Race & Ride	Runecraft	SCEE	Unreleased	November 9, 1999	1999
Barbie Super Sports	Runecraft	SCEE	Unreleased	April 20, 2000	December 30, 1999
Barbie: Gotta Have Games	Digital Illusions	VU Games	Unreleased	Unreleased	November 7, 2003
Baroque	Sting Entertainment	Sting Entertainment	October 28, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Baseball Navigator	Angel	Angel	July 31, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Bases Loaded '96: Double Header	Jaleco Entertainment	Jaleco Entertainment	Unreleased	Unreleased	December 1, 1995
Bass Landing	TOSE	ASCII Entertainment, Agetec Inc.^NA	January 14, 1999	Unreleased	September 7, 2000
Bass Landing 2	TOSE	ASCII Entertainment	March 20, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Bass Rise	Bandai	Bandai	March 25, 1999	Unreleased	September 30, 1999
Bastard!!	Opus	Seta Corporation	December 28, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Batman & Robin	Probe Entertainment	Acclaim Entertainment	Unreleased	August 5, 1998	July 31, 1998
Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker^NA •Batman of the Future: Return of the Joker^PAL	Kemco	Ubisoft	May 1, 2001	December 15, 2000	November 20, 2000
Batman Forever: The Arcade Game	Iguana Entertainment	Acclaim	February 14, 1997	December 1996	December 3, 1996
Batman: Gotham City Racer	Sinister Games	Ubisoft	Unreleased	May 18, 2001	April 19, 2001
Battle Arena Nitoshinden	Tamsoft	Takara	September 20, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Battle Arena Toshinden	Tamsoft	SCEA	January 1, 1995	September 29, 1995	September 9, 1995
Battle Arena Toshinden 2	Tamsoft	Takara and Toshiaki Ota	December 29, 1995	June 1996	May 1996
Battle Arena Toshinden 2 Plus	Tamsoft	Takara	August 9, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Battle Arena Toshinden 3	Tamsoft	Takara	December 27, 1996	March 1997	March 31, 1997
Battle Bugs	Epyx	Sierra Entertainment	September 18, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Battle Hunter	Agetec	Tommo	December 27, 1999	August 1997, April 12, 2001	June 1, 2001
BattleSport	Cyclone Studios	The 3DO Company	Unreleased	Unreleased	June 30, 1997
Battle Stations	Electronic Arts	Realtime Associates	Unreleased	Unreleased	March 31, 1997
BattleTanx: Global Assault	The 3DO Company	The 3DO Company	Unreleased	June 30, 2000	February 29, 2000
Beast Wars: Transformers	Takara	Hasbro Interactive	March 26, 1998	March 1998	December 5, 1997
Beatmania	Konami	Konami	October 1, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Beatmania (Europe)	Konami	Konami	Unreleased	June 2000	Unreleased
Beatmania Append 3rd Mix	Konami	Konami	December 23, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Beatmania Append 3rd Mix Mini	Konami	Konami	October 29, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Beatmania Append 4th Mix	Konami	Konami	September 9, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Beatmania Append 5th Mix	Konami	Konami	March 2, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Beatmania Append Club mix	Konami	Konami	December 21, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Beatmania Append Gottamix	Konami	Konami	May 27, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Beatmania Append Gottamix 2 – Going Global	Konami	Konami	September 7, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Beatmania Append Yebisu Mix	Konami	Konami	1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Beatmania 6th Mix + Core Mix	Konami	Konami	March 26, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
Beatmania Best Hits	Konami	Konami	July 27, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Beatmania Featuring Dreams Come True	Konami	Konami	July 27, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Beatmania – The Sound of Tokyo	Konami	Konami	March 29, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Beat Planet Music	Opus	SCEI	January 20, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Beavis and Butt-Head in Virtual Stupidity	ICOM Simulations	Viacom New Media	January 29, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Bedlam	Mirage Technologies	GT Interactive	Unreleased	July 4, 1997	Unreleased
Beyblade: Let it Rip! •Bakuten Shoot Beyblade^JP	WAVEDGE	Crave Entertainment^US, Atari^PAL, Takara^JP	December 13, 2001	August 22, 2003	December 5, 2002
Beyond the Beyond	Camelot Software Planning	SCEI, SCEA	November 3, 1995	Unreleased	August 31, 1996
Big Air	The Pitbull Syndicate Limited	Accolade	Unreleased	April 1999	February 28, 1999
Big Bass Fishing	Coresoft	Take 2 Interactive	Unreleased	April 24, 2002	May 2, 2002
Big Bass World Championship •Super Black Bass X^JP	Starfish	Hot-B	August 7, 1997	Unreleased	1997
Big League Slugger Baseball	Agetec Inc.	Now Production	Unreleased	Unreleased	July 15, 2003
Big Ol' Bass 2 •Fisherman's Bait 2^PAL •Exciting Bass 3^JP	Konami Computer Entertainment Nagoya	Konami	January 25, 2001	March 9, 2001	November 2000
Big Strike Bowling	Coresoft^NA, Gotham Games^PAL	Take 2 Interactive	Unreleased	April 17, 2003	2003
Bio F.R.E.A.K.S.	Saffire Corporation	Midway Games^NA, GT Interactive^PAL	Unreleased	September 1998	April 30, 1998
Bishi Bashi Special	Konami	Konami	September 17, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Bishi Bashi Special 2	Konami	Konami	September 2, 1999	July 7, 2000	Unreleased
Bishi Bashi Special 3: Step Champ	Konami	Konami	June 29, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon SuperS Shin Shuyaku Soudatsusen	Angel	Angel	March 8, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon World – Chibi Usa to Tanoshii Mainichi	Bandai	Bandai	November 29, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Black/Matrix 00	InterChannel	InterChannel	May 13, 2004	Unreleased	Unreleased
Black/Matrix Cross	Flight-Plan	InterChannel	December 14, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Black Bass with Blue Marlin	Hot B	Starfish	Unreleased	Unreleased	November 18, 1999
Black Dawn	Black Ops Entertainment	Virgin Interactive Entertainment	Unreleased	February 1997	September 30, 1996
Black Jack vs. Matsuda Jun	Pony Canyon	Pony Canyon	August 10, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Blade	Hammerhead Ltd	Activision	Unreleased	December 15, 2000	November 23, 2000
BladeMaker	Shoeisha	Shoeisha	July 1, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Blast Chamber	Attention to Detail	Activision	Unreleased	November 1996	September 30, 1996
Blast Lacrosse	Sandbox Studios	Acclaim Sports	Unreleased	Unreleased	May 2001
Blast Radius	Pitbaull Syndicate	Psygnosis	Unreleased	Unreleased	February 28, 1999
Blaster Master: Blasting Again	Sunsoft	Crave Entertainment	July 31, 2000	Unreleased	May 6, 2001
Blasto	Sony Interactive Studios America	SCEE	Unreleased	August 1, 1998	April 15, 1998
Blaze and Blade: Eternal Quest	Technology and Entertainment Software	Funsoft	January 28, 1998	June 4, 1999	Unreleased
Blazing Dragons	The Illusions Game Company	Crystal Dynamics	Unreleased	November 1996	October 31, 1996
Blend X Brand	Tonkin House	Tonkin House	June 29, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Block Buster •Block Kuzushi 2^JP	Marvelous	Phoenix Games (video)	February 3, 2000	August 8, 2003	Unreleased
Blockids	MonkeyPaw Games	Athena	Unreleased	Unreleased	August 4, 1996
Block & Switch	Serene	Serene	January 24, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
Block Wars	Pony Canyon	Pony Canyon	September 6, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Blood Lines	Radical Entertainment	SCEE	Unreleased	April 1999	Unreleased
Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain	Silicon Knights	Crystal Dynamics	May 30, 1997	March 1997	November 1996
Bloody Roar	SCEA	8ing/Raizing	November 6, 1997	March 1998	October 31, 1997
Bloody Roar 2	8ing/Raizing, Hudson Soft	Virgin Interactive Entertainment	January 28, 1999	July 1999	April 30, 1999
Blue Breaker: Egao no Yakusoku	Human Entertainment	Human Entertainment	December 25, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Blue Breaker Burst: Bishou o Anata to	Human Entertainment	Human Entertainment	July 23, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Blue Breaker Burst: Egao no Asuni	Human Entertainment	Human Entertainment	September 10, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Blue's Clues: Blue's Big Musical	Terraglyph Interactive Studios	THQ	Unreleased	Unreleased	August 24, 2001
Board Game Top Shop	KID	A1 Games	Unreleased	Unreleased	December 4, 2001
Bob the Builder: Can We Fix It?	THQ	BBC Multimedia	Unreleased	January 12, 2000	September 30, 2001
Bogey Dead 6	Asmik Ace Entertainment	SCEA	January 26, 1996	September 1996	August 6, 1996
Boku no Choro-Q	Takara	Takara	March 7, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
Boku no Natsuyasumi	Millennium Kitchen	SCEI	June 22, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Bokujo Monogatari Harvest Moon For Girls	Victor Interactive Software	Natsume	December 7, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Bokurato Asobou! Ultraman TV	Bandai	Bandai	September 21, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Bomberman Fantasy Race	Graphic Research Co. Ltd	Virgin Interactive	August 6, 1998	July 2000	March 31, 1999
Bomberman Land	Hudson Soft	Hudson Soft	December 21, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Bomberman Party Edition	Metro	Vatical Entertainment	December 10, 1998	July 1999	September 19, 2000	^[58]
Bomberman Wars	Hudson	Hudson	April 16, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Bomberman World	Hudson Soft	Atlus	January 29, 1998	August 1998	September 30, 1998
The Bombing Islands	Kotobuki Systems	Kemco	July 18, 1997	1998	May 2, 2001
Bonogurashi: Kore de Kanpeki Disu	Amuse	Amuse	June 7, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased	^[59]
BoomBots	The Neverhood	SouthPeak Games	Unreleased	Unreleased	October 31, 1999
Bottom of the 9th	Konami	Konami	October 25, 1996	Unreleased	April 4, 1996
Bottom of the 9th '97 •Jikkyou American Baseball^JP	Konami	Konami	May 14, 1998	Unreleased	1997
Bottom of the 9th '99	Konami	Konami	Unreleased	Unreleased	August 31, 1998
Bounty Hunter Sara: Holy Mountain no Teiou	Flagship	Capcom	May 24, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Boxer's Road	New	New	September 8, 1995	Unreleased	Unreleased
Boys Be.. Kono Koi no Yukue	Axes Art Amuse	Kodansha	March 28, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Boys Be.. Second Season	Kodansha	Kodansha	September 22, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
BRAHMA Force: The Assault on Beltlogger 9	Genki Co., Ltd	JVC	November 15, 1996	March 1998	March 31, 1997
Brain Dead 13	ReadySoft	ReadySoft^NA, Coconuts Japan^JP	October 18, 1996	Unreleased	March 6, 1996
Bratz	Ubisoft (PAL), D.C. Studios Inc.	Ubisoft	Unreleased	May 2, 2003	March 12, 2003
Brave Fencer Musashi •Brave Fencer Musashiden^JP	Square	Square EA	July 16, 1998	Unreleased	October 31, 1998
Brave Prove	DataWest	DataWest	April 15, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Brave Saga 2	Takara	Takara	May 2, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Brave Sword	Sammy Studios	Sammy Studios	October 19, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Bravo Air Race •Recipro Heat 5000^JPAir Race PAL	Xing Entertainment	THQ	July 31, 1997	December 1997	September 30, 1997
Breakout	Supersonic Software	Hasbro Interactive (Under the Atari Interactive Label)	Unreleased	October 6, 2000	September 22, 2000
Break Point	Smart Dog	Ocean^PAL, Konami^JP	September 18, 1997	December 1996	Unreleased
BreakThru!	Shoeisha	Shoeisha	December 1, 1995	Unreleased	Unreleased
Breath of Fire III	Capcom	Capcom	September 11, 1997	October 8, 1998	April 30, 1998
Breath of Fire IV	Capcom	Capcom	April 27, 2000	August 3, 2001	November 28, 2000
Breeding Stud: Bokujou de Aimashou	Konami	Konami	March 27, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Breeding Stud 2	Konami	Konami	July 30, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Breeding Stud '99	Konami	Konami	November 11, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Brian Lara Cricket •Shane Warne Cricket^{AU, NZ}	Codemasters	Codemasters	Unreleased	December 8, 1998^PAL,AU,NZ	Unreleased
Brigandine: Legend of Forsena	Hearty Robin	Hearty Robin^JP, Atlus^NA	April 2, 1998	Unreleased	October 31, 1998
Broken Helix	Konami	Konami	March 26, 1998	February 1998	May 31, 1997
Broken Sword: The Shadow of the Templars	Revolution Software	THQ	Unreleased	1996	January 31, 1998
Broken Sword II: The Smoking Mirror	Revolution Software	SCEE	Unreleased	November 14, 1997	November 30, 1999
Brunswick Circuit Pro Bowling	Adrenalin Entertainment	THQ	Unreleased	November 1998	September 30, 1998
Brunswick Circuit Pro Bowling 2	Adrenalin Entertainment	THQ	Unreleased	March 2000	January 31, 2000
Bubble Bobble featuring Rainbow Islands	Probe Entertainment	Acclaim	Unreleased	October 1996	1996
Bubsy 3D	Eidetic Inc	Accolade	Unreleased	August 1997	November 25, 1996
Buckle Up!	Shangri-La	Shangri-La	January 29, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Bug Riders	GT Interactive	n-Space	Unreleased	Unreleased	November 1997
A Bug's Life	Traveller's Tales	SCEA^NA, SCEE^PAL, Konami^JP	February 1999	October 28, 1998	November 18, 1998
A Bug's Life Activity Centre	Disney Interactive Studios	SCEE	Unreleased	December 1, 1999	Unreleased
Buggy	Gremlin Interactive	Gremlin Interactive, Zoo Digital (2003 Re-Release)	Unreleased	July 1998	Unreleased
Bugs Bunny: Lost in Time	Behaviour Interactive	Infogrames	Unreleased	June 29, 1999	May 31, 1999
Bugs Bunny & Taz: Time Busters	Artificial Mind & Movement	Infogrames	Unreleased	November 24, 2000	November 24, 2000
Builder's Block •Land Maker^JP	Taito Corporation	Jaleco	December 9, 1999	September 30, 2000	July 12, 2000
Building Crush!	Shoeisha	Shoeisha	October 25, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Burger Burger	Rytmix	Gaps	November 27, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Burger Burger 2	Biox	Gaps	July 15, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Burning Road	Toka^JP	Funsoft	January 31, 1997	Unreleased	September 30, 1996
Burstrick Wake Boarding!!	Metro	Metro^JP, JVC Digital Studios^PAL, Natsume^NA	July 6, 2000	2001	February 28, 2001
Bushido Blade	Square	Sony Computer Entertainment	March 14, 1997	February 1, 1998	September 30, 1997
Bushido Blade 2	Square, Light Weight	Square, Square EA	March 19, 1998	Unreleased	October 28, 1998
Bust a Groove •Bust a Move^JP	Metro Graphics	SCEE	January 29, 1998	November 25, 1998	October 31, 1998
Bust a Groove 2 •Bust a Move 2^JP	Metro Graphics	SCEE	April 15, 1999	Unreleased	March 31, 1999
Bust-A-Move 2 •Puzzle Bobble 2^JP	Taito	Taito	Unreleased	Unreleased	October 31, 1998
Bust-A-Move 2: Arcade Edition	Taito	Acclaim	Unreleased	August 1996	March 29, 1996
Bust-A-Move 3	Taito	Acclaim	Unreleased	February 1998	Unreleased
Bust-A-Move 4 •Puzzle Bobble 4^JP	Taito	Acclaim	August 6, 1998	April 15, 1999	October 31, 1998
Bust-A-Move '99 •Puzzle Bobble 3^JP	Taito	Acclaim	November 6, 1997	February 27, 1998	February 28, 1999
Buster Bros. Collection •Super Pang Collection^{JP, PAL}	Mitchell Corporation	Capcom	March 14, 1997	June 1998	March 31, 1997
Butagee de Iin Janai?	Shangri-La	Shangri-La	February 26, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Buttsubushi	Phoenix Games^PAL, Selen^JP	Phoenix Games^PAL, Selen^JP	March 15, 2001	2003	Unreleased
Buzz Lightyear of Star Command	Traveller's Tales	Activision	Unreleased	February 9, 2001	September 26, 2000
C-12: Final Resistance	SCE Studio Cambridge	SCEE	Unreleased	April 6, 2001	July 22, 2002
C3 Racing •Max Power Racing	Eutechnyx	Infogrames	Unreleased	1998	Unreleased
C: The Contra Adventure	Appaloosa Interactive	Konami	Unreleased	Unreleased	August 31, 1998
Cabela's Big Game Hunter: Ultimate Challenge	Coresoft	Activision	Unreleased	Unreleased	December 4, 2001
Cabela's Ultimate Deer Hunt: Open Season	Coresoft	Activision	Unreleased	Unreleased	October 30, 2002	^[60]
Cadillac	Hect	Hect	May 27, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Caesars Palace	Interplay	Interplay	Unreleased	January 1998	October 31, 1997
Caesar's Palace 2000	Runecraft	Interplay Entertainment Corp.	Unreleased	Unreleased	June 29, 2000
Caesar's Palace II	Runecraft	Interplay Entertainment Corp.	Unreleased	Unreleased	October 1998
Calamity Adventure 1: The Natural World	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1997
Calamity Adventure 2: People and Traditions	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1997
Calamity Adventure 3: Around the World	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1997
California Surfing	Midas Interactive	Midas Interactive	Unreleased	December 13, 2001	Unreleased
California Watersports	Theyer GFX	Midas Interactive	Unreleased	March 30, 2001	Unreleased
Cali's Geo Tools	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1997
Capcom Generations (4 CDs with 13 classic games)	Capcom	Virgin Interactive	1998	1998	Unreleased
Capcom VS SNK: Pro	Capcom	Capcom	April 18, 2002	July 12, 2002	August 14, 2002
Captain Commando	NEW Corporation	Capcom	September 17, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Captain Tsubasa: Aratanaru Densetsu Joshou	WinkySoft	Konami	May 16, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
Captain Tsubasa J: Get In The Tomorrow	Bandai	Bandai	May 3, 1995	Unreleased	Unreleased
Car & Driver Presents: Grand Tour Racing '98 •Total Drivin^PAL	Eutechnyx	Activision^NA, Ocean Software^PAL, Atlus^JP	April 23, 1998	November 1997	September 30, 1997
Card Games	Amedio	^JPD3, ^NAAgetec Inc.	October 26, 2000	Unreleased	August 28, 2001
Tetris with Cardcaptor Sakura: Eternal Heart	Arika	Arika	August 10, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Cardcaptor Sakura: Clow Card Magic	Arika	Arika	January 27, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Cardinal Syn	Kronos Digital Entertainment	SCEE	Unreleased	June 1998	June 30, 1998
Carmageddon	SCi	Ubisoft	Unreleased	October 1, 1999	Unreleased
Carnage Heart	Artdink	SCEE^PAL, SCEA^NA, Artdink^JP	December 8, 1995	May 1997	January 31, 1997
Carnage Heart EZ: Easy Zapping	Artdink	Artdink	July 24, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
CART World Series	SCEA	SCEE	Unreleased	March 28, 1998	September 16, 1997
Casper	Funcom	Interplay	Unreleased	October 1996	August 31, 1996
Casper - Friends Around the World	Realtime Associates	Sound Source	Unreleased	December 15, 2000	November 16, 2000
Castlevania Chronicles •Castlevania Chronicle: Akumajou Dracula^JP	Konami Digital Entertainment	Konami	May 24, 2001	November 9, 2001	October 8, 2001
Castlevania: Symphony of the Night •Akumajou Dracula X: Nocturne in the Moonlight^JP	Konami Deutschland GmbH	Konami	March 20, 1997	November 1, 1997	October 2, 1997
Castrol Honda Superbike Racing	Midas Interactive Entertainment	^NAElectronic Arts, ^PALTHQ, ^JPSuccess	May 25, 2000	1999	April 30, 1999
Castrol Honda VTR	Interactive Entertainment	Midas Interactive^PAL, Success^JP	October 25, 2001	February 9, 2001	Unreleased
Catan - Die erste Insel (German)	Similis	Ravensburger Interactive Media GmbH	Unreleased	March 2001	Unreleased
The Cat in the Hat	NewKidCo	DC Studios	Unreleased	Unreleased	April 23, 2004
Cat the Ripper: Jyusanninme no Tanteishi	Tonkin House	Tonkin House	July 17, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Celebrity Deathmatch	Big Ape Productions	Gotham Games	Unreleased	Unreleased	October 21, 2003
Centipede	Leaping Lizard Software, Real Sports Games	Hasbro Interactive (Under the Atari Interactive Label)	Unreleased	November 22, 1999	April 30, 1999
Champion Wrestler: Jikkyou Raibu	Taito Corporation	Taito Corporation	February 16, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Championship Bass	EA Seattle	Electronic Arts	Unreleased	2000	February 29, 2000
Championship Manager Quiz	King of the Jungle	Eidos Interactive	Unreleased	November 30, 2001	October 12, 2001
Championship Motocross featuring Ricky Carmichael	Funcom Dublin	THQ	Unreleased	1999	July 31, 1999
Championship Motocross 2001 featuring Ricky Carmichael	Funcom Dublin	THQ	Unreleased	April 6, 2001	January 30, 2001
Championship Surfer	Krome Studios	Mattel	Unreleased	October 19, 2001	December 4, 2000
Chaos Break	Eon	Taito Corporation^JP, Eon^PAL	January 27, 2000	December 8, 2000	Unreleased
Chaos Control	Infogrames	Virgin Interactive	October 14, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Charumera	Bits Laboratory	Victor Interactive Software	November 25, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Chase the Express	Sugar & Rockets Inc., Tyo Entertainment	SCEE	2000	2000	2000
Checkmate •Checkmate II^PAL	Altron	Midas Interactive^PAL, Phoenix Games^PAL, Altron^JP	June 18, 1998	April 12, 2001	Unreleased
Cheesy	CTA Developments	Ocean Software^PAL, Jaleco^JP	July 24, 1997	November 15, 1996	Unreleased
Chess	Success	A1 Games^NA, Success^JP	November 29, 2001	Unreleased	2001
Chessmaster II	Starsphere Interactive	Mindscape	Unreleased	1999	May 31, 1999
Chessmaster 3D	Mindscape, Altron	Mindscape	November 1, 1996	July 1996	1996
Chibi Maruko-Chan: Maruko Enikki World	KID	Takara	December 22, 1995	Unreleased	Unreleased
Chicken Run	Blitz Games	Eidos Interactive	Unreleased	November 24, 2000	November 13, 2000
Chill	Silicon Dreams Studio	Eidos Interactive	Unreleased	April 1998	Unreleased
China: The Forbidden City	Cryo Interactive, Canal+Multimedia, Réunion des Musées Nationaux	Cryo Interactive	Unreleased	1999	Unreleased
Chinmoku no Kantai	Opera House	Kodansha	September 28, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Chō Aniki: Kyūkyoku Muteki Ginga Saikyō Otoko	Pre-Stage	Masaya	December 29, 1995	Unreleased	Unreleased
Cho-Nazo-Oh	Bandai	Bandai Visual	January 27, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Chocobo Collection	Square, ParityBit, Denyusha Co.	Square	December 22, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Chocobo Racing	Square Co	SCEE	March 18, 1999	October 11, 1999	August 10, 1999
Chocobo's Dungeon 2^NA •Chokobo no Fushigi na Danjon 2^JP	SquareSoft	Square EA	December 23, 1998	Unreleased	November 30, 1999
Chocobo no Fushigi na Dungeon	Square	Square	December 23, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Choro Q^JP •Penny Racers^PAL	Tamsoft	Takara^JP, SCEE^PAL	March 22, 1996	October 1, 1996	Unreleased
Choro Q 2	Takara	Takara	February 21, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Choro Q 3	Takara	Takara	February 19, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Choro Q Jet: Rainbow Wings	C-Lab	Takara	February 26, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Choro Q Marine: Q-Boat	Takara	Takara	June 25, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Choro Q Wonderful!	Takara	Takara	August 5, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Chou-Kousoku GranDoll	Emotion Digital Software	Bandai	July 24, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Chris Kamara's Street Soccer	Pixel Storm	Midas Interactive	Unreleased	August 25, 2000, September 1, 2000	Unreleased
Chronicles of the Sword	Synthetic Dimensions	Psygnosis	Unreleased	Unreleased	November 1996
Chrono Cross	SquareSoft	SquareSoft^JP, Square EA^NA	November 18, 1999	Unreleased	August 15, 2000
Chrono Trigger	SquareSoft	SquareSoft	November 2, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Cindy's Caribbean Holiday	Phoenix Games	Phoenix Games	Unreleased	January 2003	Unreleased
Cindy's Fashion World	Phoenix Games	Phoenix Games	Unreleased	January 2003	Unreleased
Circadia	Alvion	SCEI	January 14, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Circuit Breakers	Supersonic	Mindscape	Unreleased	Unreleased	July 31, 1998
City Bravo!	Altron	Altron	January 10, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
City Bravo! Business Hen	Altron	Altron	July 27, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
The City of Lost Children	Psygnosis	Psygnosis	Unreleased	June 1997	August 15, 2000
Civilization	Microprose	Asmik Ace Entertainment, Inc	April 26, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased	^[61]
Civilization II	Alpha Unit	Human Entertainment^JP, Activision^PAL,NA	December 23, 1998	1999	December 31, 1998
Cleopatra's Fortune	Altron	Midas Interactive	May 17, 2001	February 7, 2003	2003
Click Medic	Game Freak	Sony Music Entertainment Incorporated	January 28, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Clock Tower	Human Entertainment	ASCII Entertainment	December 13, 1996	February 1998	October 1, 1997
Clock Tower: The First Fear	Human Entertainment	ASCII Entertainment	July 17, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Clock Tower II: The Struggle Within	Human Entertainment	Human Entertainment, Agetec	March 12, 1998	Unreleased	October 31, 1999
ClockWerx	Axes Art Amuse	Tokuma Shoten	July 26, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Codename: Tenka^NA •Lifeforce Tenka^PAL	Psygnosis	SCEA^NA, Psygnosis^PAL	Unreleased	July 1997	May 31, 1997
Colin McRae Rally	Codemasters	Codemasters	Unreleased	January 1998	January 31, 2000
Colin McRae Rally 2.0	Codemasters	Codemasters	Unreleased	2000	December 5, 2000
College Slam	Iguana Entertainment	Acclaim	Unreleased	Unreleased	1996
Colony Wars	Psygnosis	Psygnosis	Unreleased	November 5, 1997	October 31, 1997
Colony Wars: Red Sun	Psygnosis	SCEE	Unreleased	May 2, 2000	May 2, 2000
Colony Wars: Vengeance	Psygnosis	Psygnosis	Unreleased	1998	October 31, 1998
Combat Choro Q	Barnhouse Effect	Takara	February 25, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Colorful Logic	Altron	Altron	June 22, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Colorful Logic 2	Altron	Altron	January 18, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Colorful Logic 3	Altron	Altron	July 12, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Combination Pro Soccer	Kuusoukagaku	Axela	June 18, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Command & Conquer	Westwood Studios	Virgin Interactive	Unreleased	December 1996	February 28, 1997
Command & Conquer: Red Alert	Westwood Studios	Virgin Interactive, EA Games (Platinum Re-Release)	April 16, 1998	November 1997	October 31, 1997
Command & Conquer Red Alert: Retaliation	Westwood Studios	Virgin Interactive	Unreleased	September 1998	August 28, 1998
Community Pom	Fill-in-Cafe	Fill-in-Cafe	October 30, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Community Pom: Omoide o Dakishimete	Family Soft	Family Soft	June 24, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Complete Onside Soccer	MotiveTime	Telstar^PAL, Ichikawa^JP	January 29, 1998	June 1996	Unreleased
Constructor	System 3	Acclaim	Unreleased	1998	Unreleased
Contender •Victory Boxing 2^PAL •Dynamite Boxing^JP	Victor Interactive Software	SCEA^NA	May 21, 1998	October 1998	January 12, 1999
Contender 2 •Victory Boxing Challenger^PAL •Victory Boxing^JP	Bam Entertainment	Bam Entertainment	Unreleased	Unreleased	December 19, 2000
Contra: Legacy of War	Appaloosa Interactive	Konami	Unreleased	March 1997	November 30, 1996
Conveni: Ano Machi wo Dokusen Seyo	Human Entertainment	Human Entertainment	March 28, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Conveni 2: Zenkoku Chain Tenkai da!	Human Entertainment	Human Entertainment	December 18, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Cool Boarders	UEP Systems	SCEE	Unreleased	January 9, 1997	December 31, 1996
Cool Boarders 2	UEP Systems	SCEE	August 28, 1997	February 1998	October 31, 1997
Cool Boarders 3	989 Studios, Idol Minds	SCEE	Unreleased	Unreleased	September 30, 1998
Cool Boarders 4	Idol Minds	SCEE	March 9, 2000	February 25, 2000	November 10, 1999
Cool Boarders 2001	Idol Minds	SCEE	October 31, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Cosmic Cookoff: Language Arts	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1998
Cosmic Cookoff: Mathematics	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1998
Cosmic Race	Neorex	Neorex	January 20, 1995	Unreleased	Unreleased
Cosmowarrior Zero	Taito Corporation	Taito Corporation	May 18, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Cotton 100%	Success	Success	March 27, 2003	Unreleased	Unreleased
Cotton Original	Success	Success	April 28, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Countdown Vampires	K2 LLC	Bandai	December 22, 1999	Unreleased	August 21, 2000
Courier Crisis	New Level Software	GT Interactive	Unreleased	Unreleased	November 30, 1997
Covert Ops: Nuclear Dawn	Sugar & Rockets	Activision	Unreleased	Unreleased	May 31, 2000
Cowboy Bebop	Bandai	Bandai	May 14, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Crash Bandicoot	Naughty Dog	SCEE^PAL, SCEA^US	December 6, 1996	November 2, 1996	August 31, 1996
Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back	Naughty Dog	SCEE^PAL, SCEA^US	December 18, 1997	December 6, 1997	November 1, 1997
Crash Bandicoot: Warped	Naughty Dog	SCEE^PAL, SCEA^US	December 17, 1998	December 5, 1998	October 10, 1998
Crash Team Racing	Naughty Dog	SCEE^PAL, SCEA^US	December 16, 1999	October 20, 1999	September 30, 1999
Crash Bash	Eurocom	SCEE^PAL, SCEA^US	December 14, 2000	December 1, 2000	November 6, 2000
Crayon Shin-chan	Bandai	Bandai	November 29, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Creative Camp	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1998
Creative Isle	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1998
Creative Journey	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1998
Creative Voyage	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1998
Creatures	Creature Labs	Swing Entertainment	Unreleased	Unreleased	May 18, 2002
Creatures 3: Raised in Space	Elo Interactive	Play It	Unreleased	January 30, 2003	2004
Creature Shock	Interactive Studios	Data East	August 23, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Cricket 2000	Krisalis Software	Electronic Arts	Unreleased	March 2000	Unreleased
Crime Crackers	Media.Vision	SCEI	December 3, 1994	Unreleased	Unreleased
Crime Crackers 2	Media.Vision	SCEI	November 27, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Crime Killer	Pixelogic	Interplay Entertainment	Unreleased	June 26, 1998	June 30, 1998
Crisis Beat	Studio 3^PAL, Bandai^JP	Virgin Interactive, Play It (2003 Re-Release)	Unreleased	July 31, 2000	Unreleased
Crisis City	Takara	Takara	June 4, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Critical Blow	Racdym	Banpresto	December 4, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Critical Depth	SingleTrac	GT Interactive	Unreleased	December 1999	October 31, 1997
Criticom	Kronos Digital Entertainment	Vic Tokai	October 4, 1996	November 29, 1995	March 1996
Croc: Legend of the Gobbos	Argonaut Games	Fox Interactive, EA Games	Unreleased	1997	September 29, 1997
Croc 2	Argonaut Games	Fox Interactive	Unreleased	1999	June 30, 1999
Crossroad Crisis	Success	A1 Games	Unreleased	Unreleased	August 2001
Cross Romance: Koi to Mahjong to Hanafuda to	Nihon Bussan	Nihon Bussan	March 28, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Cross Tantei Monogatari	WorkJam	WorkJam	October 21, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
The Crow: City of Angels	Gray Matter	Acclaim	April 25, 1997	April 1997	February 28, 1997
Crusader: No Remorse	Realtime Associates	EA	Unreleased	March 1997	December 31, 1996
Crusaders of Might and Magic	The 3DO Company	The 3DO Company	Unreleased	February 15, 2000	February 29, 2000
CRW: Counter Revolution War	Natsu System	Acclaim Japan	August 30, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Crypt Killer	Konami	Konami	March 7, 1997	May 1997	February 28, 1997
CT Special Forces	Light and Shadow Productions	Hip Interactive	Unreleased	2002	January 2, 2001
CT Special Forces: Back To Hell •Elite Squad	LSP	LSP	Unreleased	October 12, 2003	Unreleased
CT Special Forces 3: Bioterror	The Code Monkeys	LSP	Unreleased	March 5, 2004	Unreleased
Cu-On-Pa	T&E Soft	T&E Soft	October 9, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Cubix Robots for Everyone: Race 'N Robots	The 3DO Company	Blitz Games	Unreleased	Unreleased	November 8, 2001
Culdcept Expansion	Media Factory	Media Factory	May 1, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Culdcept Expansion Plus	Media Factory	Media Factory	November 30, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Cyberbots: Full Metal Madness	OeRSTED	Capcom	December 25, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Cyber Daisenryaku: Shutsugeki! Haruka-tai	Alfa System	SystemSoft	February 4, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Cyber Egg: Battle Champion	Bandai	Bandai	December 18, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Cyberia	Xatrix	Interplay	Unreleased	August 1996	January 1996
Cybernetic Empire	Wolf Team, Nippon Telenet	Telenet Japan	August 5, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Cyber Org	Squaresoft	Squaresoft	April 22, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Cyber Sled	Namco	SCEE	Unreleased	November 1995	October 18, 1995
Cyberspeed	Mindscape	Mindscape	Unreleased	December 7, 1995	December 7, 1995
CyberTiger	EA	EA	Unreleased	December 3, 1999	September 30, 1999
Cyberwar	Soft Vision	Coconuts Japan	1995	Unreleased	Unreleased	^[62]
Cyborg 009: The Block Kuzushi	Access	Bandai	October 10, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
D	WARP	Acclaim Entertainment	December 1, 1995	Unreleased	1996
Dai-2-Ji Super Robot Taisen	WinkySoft	Banpresto	December 2, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Dai-3-Ji Super Robot Taisen	WinkySoft	Banpresto	December 22, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Dai-4-Ji Super Robot Taisen S	WinkySoft	Banpresto	January 26, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased	^[63]
Daikoukai Jidai II	Koei	Koei	December 27, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Daikoukai Jidai Gaiden	Koei	Koei	October 2, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Daikoukai Jidai IV	Koei	Koei	December 2, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Daiobake Yashiki	Visit	Visit	July 2, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Daisenryaku: Master Combat	Dual	Oz Club	December 3, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Daisenryaku: Player's Spirit	Dual	Oz Club	March 29, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Dakar '97	Elcom	Virgin Interactive	April 25, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
The Dalmatians	The Code Monkeys	Midas Interactive	Unreleased	September 1, 2000	Unreleased
Dalmatians 2	Phoenix Games	Phoenix Games	Unreleased	March 28, 2003	Unreleased
DamDam StompLand	Atelier Double	Sony Music Entertainment	December 4, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Dance! Dance! Dance!	Konami	Konami	1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Dance Dance Revolution	Konami	Konami	April 10, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Dance Dance Revolution	Konami	Konami	Unreleased	Unreleased	May 9, 2001
Dance Dance Revolution 2ndReMix	Konami	Konami	August 26, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Dance Dance Revolution 2ndReMix Append Club Version Vol.1	Konami	Konami	November 25, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Dance Dance Revolution 2ndReMix Append Club Version Vol.2	Konami	Konami	December 22, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Dance Dance Revolution 3rdMix	Konami	Konami	June 1, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Dance Dance Revolution 4thMix	Konami	Konami	March 15, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Dance Dance Revolution 5thMix	Konami	Konami	September 20, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Dance Dance Revolution Best Hits	Konami	Konami	December 21, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Dance Dance Revolution Disney Mix •Dance Dance Revolution Disney's Rave^JP •Dancing Stage Disney Mix^PAL,AUS	Konami	Konami	September 17, 2001	September 28, 2001	November 20, 2000
Dance Dance Revolution Extra Mix	Konami	Konami	June 7, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Dance Dance Revolution Konamix	Konami	Konami	Unreleased	Unreleased	April 25, 2002
Dancing Blade Katteni Momotenshi!	Konami	TV Tokyo	2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
Dancing Blade Katteni Momotenshi II: Tears of Eden	Konami	TV Tokyo	March 18, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Dancing Stage EuroMix	Konami	Konami	Unreleased	February 16, 2000^AU,PAL	Unreleased
Dancing Stage featuring Dreams Come True	Konami	Konami	April 20, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Dancing Stage featuring True Kiss Destination	Konami	Konami	December 9, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Dancing Stage Fever	Konami	Konami	Unreleased	October 24, 2003	Unreleased
Dancing Stage Fusion	Konami	Konami	Unreleased	November 5, 2004	Unreleased
Dancing Stage Party Edition	Konami	Konami	Unreleased	November 15, 2002	Unreleased
Dance: PAL	Broadsworld Interactive	Big Ben Interactive	Unreleased	October 3, 2003	Unreleased
Dance: PAL eXtra Trax	Broadsworld Interactive	Big Ben Interactive	Unreleased	April 30, 2004	Unreleased
Danger Girl	n-Space	THQ	Unreleased	December 15, 2000	September 6, 2000
Dare Devil Derby 3D' •Supersonic Racers^PAL	Mindscape	Supersonic	November 27, 1997	October 1996	October 31, 1996
Darius Gaiden	Nexus Interactive	Taito	December 20, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Darklight Conflict	Electronic Arts	Rage Software	Unreleased	Unreleased	June 30, 1997
Dark Seed	Cyberdreams	Gaga	October 27, 1995	Unreleased	Unreleased
Dark Seed II	Cyberdreams	B-Factory	September 18, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Darkstalkers: The Night Warriors	Capcom	Capcom (Japan & US Versions), Virgin Interactive^PAL	March 22, 1996	November 1996	March 28, 1996
Darkstalkers 3	Capcom	Capcom	November 5, 1998	1999	November 30, 1999
Darkstone	Delphine Software International	EA	Unreleased	Unreleased	January 28, 2001
Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX	Z-Axis	Acclaim	Unreleased	Unreleased	September 26, 2000
Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX: Maximum Remix	Z-Axis	Acclaim	Unreleased	June 8, 2001	May 21, 2001
David Beckham Soccer	Rage Software Limited	Rage Software Limited	Unreleased	November 23, 2001	June 2002
Davis Cup Complete Tennis	Dome Software	Telstar	Unreleased	October 1, 1996	Unreleased
Dead Ball Zone	Rage Software Limited	GT Interactive	Unreleased	Unreleased	August 1998
Dead in the Water	ASC Games	Player 1	Unreleased	Unreleased	February 28, 1999
Dead or Alive	Tecmo	SCEE	March 12, 1998	July 1, 1998	March 31, 1998
Deathtrap Dungeon	Asylum studios	Eidos Interactive	Unreleased	April 1998	March 31, 1998
Tecmo's Deception: Invitation to Darkness^NA •Kokumeikan^JP •Devil's Deception^PAL	Tecmo	Tecmo	July 26, 1996	Unreleased	July 25, 1996
Deception III: Dark Delusion	Tecmo	Tecmo	December 9, 1999	Unreleased	March 1, 2000
Deep Freeze	Talon Inc.	Sammy	January 14, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Defcon 5	Millennium Interactive	Data East^NA, Psygnosis^PAL, Multisoft^JP	May 17, 1996	February 1996	November 23, 1995
Dekiru! Game Center	Shoeisha	Shoeisha	January 14, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Delta Force: Urban Warfare	Rebellion Developments	Novalogic	Unreleased	August 9, 2002	July 2, 2002
Demolition Racer	Pitbull Syndicate	Infogrames	Unreleased	November 1, 1999	August 31, 1999
Denki Groove Jigoku V	Opus	Sony Music Entertainment Incorporated	January 8, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Densetsu Kemono no Ana: Monster Complete World Ver. 2	Idea Factory	Idea Factory	October 28, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Densha de Go!	Taito	Taito	December 18, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Densha de Go! 2	Taito	Taito	March 18, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Depth •Fluid^PAL	Opus	SCEE	December 6, 1996	August 1, 1998	Unreleased
Derby Jockey 2001	Asmik Ace	Asmik Ace	January 8, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Derby Jockey R	Graphic Research	Asmik Ace	February 28, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Derby Stallion	ASCII Corporation	ASCII Corporation	July 17, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Derby Stallion '99	ASCII Corporation	ASCII Corporation	September 30, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Descent	Parallax Software	Interplay	January 26, 1996	May 1996	March 12, 1996
Descent II •Descent Maximum	Parallax Software	Interplay	Unreleased	May 1997	April 30, 1997
Destrega	KOEI	SCEE	September 23, 1998	October 8, 1999	January 31, 1999
Destruction Derby	Reflections Interactive	Psygnosis	February 9, 1996	October 20, 1995	November 16, 1995
Destruction Derby 2	Reflections Interactive	Psygnosis	February 21, 1997	January 13, 1997	October 31, 1996
Destruction Derby Raw	Studio 33 / Midway	SCEE	Unreleased	June 30, 2000	September 26, 2000
Destructo 2 •The Puzzle 2^JP	Axes Art Amuse	Phoenix Games^PAL, D3Publisher^JP	December 7, 2000	2003	Unreleased
Detana TwinBee Yahho! Deluxe Pack	KCET	Konami	September 29, 1995	Unreleased	Unreleased
Detective Barbie: The Mystery Cruise	Runecraft	Mattel	Unreleased	Unreleased	2000
Detective Mouse	The Code Monkeys	Phoenix Games	Unreleased	2003	Unreleased
DeviceReign	Starlight Marry	Media Works	February 25, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Devil Dice	Shift	SCEE	June 18, 1998	June 29, 1998	June 30, 1998
Devilman	Bandai	Bandai	April 13, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Dexter's Laboratory: Mandark's Lab?	Red Lemon Studios	BAM! Entertainment	Unreleased	April 12, 2002	March 2002
Dezaemon Kids!	Athena	Athena	October 22, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Dezaemon Plus	Athena	Athena	May 24, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Diablo	Climax Group	Activision	Unreleased	April 1998	1998
Die Hard Trilogy	Probe Entertainment	Fox Interactive, EA Games	Unreleased	1996	August 31, 1996
Die Hard Trilogy 2: Viva Las Vegas	n-Space	Fox Interactive	Unreleased	Unreleased	February 29, 2000
Digimon Digital Card Battle	BEC	Bandai	December 21, 2000	July 19, 2002	June 28, 2001
Digimon Park	Chime	Bandai	July 26, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Digimon Rumble Arena	Bandai	Bandai	December 6, 2001	July 12, 2002	February 24, 2001
Digimon Tamers: Pocket Culumon	Bandai	Bandai	July 26, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Digimon World	Bandai	Bandai	January 28, 1999	July 6, 2001	May 23, 2000
Digimon World 2	BEC	Bandai	July 27, 2000	Unreleased	May 19, 2001
Digimon World 3 •Digimon World 2003^EU	BEC	Bandai	July 4, 2002	November 29, 2002	June 5, 2002
Digimon World: Digital Card Battle	Bandai	Bandai	December 22, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Digital Glider Airman	Ornith	ASK	September 14, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Dino Crisis	Capcom	Capcom	July 1, 1999	October 1, 1999	August 31, 1999
Dino Crisis 2	Capcom	Capcom	September 13, 2000	March 15, 2002(Needs original release date)	September 29, 2000
Dinomaster Party	Similis	LSP	Unreleased	2000	Unreleased
Dinosaurs	The Code Monkeys	Phoenix Games	Unreleased	March 28, 2003	Unreleased
Dioramos	Ponos	November 30, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Dirt Jockey	DDL, Inc.	Mastiff	Unreleased	Unreleased	July 13, 2003
Discworld	Perfect Entertainment	Psygnosis	Unreleased	October 1995	November 16, 1995
Discworld II	Perfect Entertainment	Psygnosis	Unreleased	November 1997	September 24, 1997
Discworld Noir	Perfect Entertainment	GT Interactive	Unreleased	2000	Unreleased
Disney's Aladdin in Nasira's Revenge	Argonaut Games	SCEA	Unreleased	December 1, 2000	March 15, 2001
Disney's Dinosaur	Disney Interactive Studios	Ubisoft	Unreleased	October 6, 2000	August 29, 2000
Disney's Donald Duck: Goin' Quackers •Donald Duck: Quack Attack^PAL	Ubisoft Shanghai	Ubisoft	Unreleased	December 15, 2000	November 14, 2000
Disney's Hercules •Disney's Action Game featuring Hercules^PAL	Eurocom	Disney Interactive Software	Unreleased	November 1997	June 20, 1997
Disney's Lilo & Stitch •Lilo & Stitch: Trouble in Paradise^PAL	Ubisoft	Ubisoft	Unreleased	September 27, 2002	June 14, 2002
Disney's Peter Pan in Return to Neverland	Doki Denki	SCEA	Unreleased	Unreleased	February 14, 2002
Disney's Magical Tetris Challenge	Capcom	Capcom^JP, SCEE^PAL	March 18, 1999	1999	Unreleased
Disney's Pooh's Party Game: In Search of the Treasure	Doki Denki	Electronic Arts	Unreleased	Unreleased	2001
Disney's Story Studio - Mulan	Kids Revolution	NewKidCo	Unreleased	2000	December 15, 1999
Disney's The Little Mermaid II	Blitz Games	THQ	Unreleased	Unreleased	2001
Disney's Tarzan	Eurocom	SCEE^PAL, Konami^JP, SCEA^NA	Unreleased	Unreleased	June 30, 1999
Disruptor	Insomniac Games	Interplay (PAL JP Versions), Universal Interactive (USA Version)	April 11, 1997	December 1996	November 30, 1996
Diver's Dream/Dolphin's Dream	Konami	Konami	September 10, 1998	1998	Unreleased
The Divide: Enemies Within	Radical Entertainment	Viacom New Media	Unreleased	Unreleased	January 1, 1996
DoDonPachi	Cave	SPS	September 10, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
The Dog Master	Visit	Visit	August 7, 2003	Unreleased	Unreleased
Doki Doki On Air	Dream Japan	Bottom Up	June 11, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Doki Doki On Air 2	Dream Japan	Bottom Up	March 11, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Doki Doki Poyacchio	M2	King Records	September 10, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Doki Doki Pretty League	Xing Entertainment	Xing Entertainment	March 28, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Doki Doki Pretty League: Lovely Star	Xing Entertainment	Xing Entertainment	December 13, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Doki Doki Pretty League: Nekketsu Otome Seishunki	Xing Entertainment	Xing Entertainment	September 23, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Doki Doki Shutter Chance	Nippon Ichi Software	Nippon Ichi Software	October 23, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Doki Oki	Banpresto	Banpresto	December 22, 1995	Unreleased	Unreleased
Doko Demo Issyo: Let's School	Sony	Sony	1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Doko Demo Isshyo Tsuika Disk: Koneko Mo Isshyo	Sony	Sony	January 27, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Dokonjou Gaeru: The Mahjong	Yuki	Bandai	January 24, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
DonPachi	Cave	SPS	October 18, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Doom	Id Software, Infogrames	Unreleased	December 1995	November 16, 1995
Dora the Explorer: Barnyard Buddies	Imaginengine	Global Star and Nick Jr.	Unreleased	Unreleased	2003
Doraemon: Himitsu no Yojigen Pocket	Bandai	Bandai	November 29, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Double Dragon	Technos Japan	Urban Plant	April 26, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Dōkyūsei 2	ELF Corporation	August 7, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Doukyuusei Mahjong	Aroma	Aroma	January 17, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Doubutsu Chara Navi Uranai 2: Kosei Shinri / Renai Uranai Puzzle	Culture Brain	Culture Brain	September 18, 2003	Unreleased	Unreleased
Doumu no Yabou: F1 GP Nippon	OZ Club	OZ Club	October 25, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Doumu no Yabou 2: The Race of Champions	OZ Club	OZ Club	November 19, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Dr. Slump	Bandai	Bandai	March 18, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Dracula 2: The Last Sanctuary	Index+	Cryo Interactive	Unreleased	July 6, 2001	May 6, 2002
Dracula: Resurrection	Canal+ Multimedia, France Telecom Multimedia, Index+	Microids	Unreleased	February 6, 2000	June 2001
Dragon Ball GT: Final Bout	Bandai	Atari	August 25, 1997	November 6, 1997	July 29, 1997
Dragon Ball Z: Idainaru Dragon Ball Densetsu	Bandai	Bandai	May 31, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Battle 22	Bandai	Atari	July 28, 1995	June 1996	March 25, 2003
Dragon Beat: Legend of Pinball	Map Japan	Map Japan	November 27, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Dragon Drive: Tactics Break	Bandai	Bandai	October 3, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
DragonHeart: Fire & Steel	Funcom	Acclaim	Unreleased	March 1997	November 30, 1996
Dragon Knight 4	Banpresto	Banpresto	February 27, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Dragon Knights Glorious	Pandora Box	Pandora Box	November 18, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Dragon Money	E.O. Imagination	Micro Cabin	May 4, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Dragon Quest IV	ArtePiazza, Heartbeat	Enix	November 22, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Dragon Quest Monsters 1 & 2	TOSE Co., Ltd.	Enix Corporation	May 30, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased	^[64]
Dragon Quest VII	Heart Beat	^JPEnix Corporation, ^NAEnix Corporation	August 26, 2000	Unreleased	October 31, 2001
Dragonseeds	Jaleco Entertainment	Jaleco Entertainment	August 6, 1998	Unreleased	September 30, 1998
Dragstars •Burn Out^JP	Midas Interactive	Midas Interactive^PAL, Success	August 24, 2000	April 13, 2002	Unreleased
Dragon Tales: Dragon Seek	Zed Two Limited	NewKidCo	Unreleased	Unreleased	November 29, 2000
Dragon Valor	Namco	SCEE	December 9, 1999	June 30, 2000	October 16, 2000
Dream Generation: Koi Ka? Shigoto Ka!?	NCS	NCS	August 13, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Dreams to Reality	Cryo Interactive	Cryo Interactive	Unreleased	November 15, 1998^{DE,ES,FR,IT,PAL}	Unreleased
Driver •Driver: You Are the Wheelman^NA	Reflections Interactive	GT Interactive	Unreleased	June 25, 1999	June 30, 1999
Driver 2	Reflections Interactive	Infogrames	Unreleased	November 17, 2000	November 13, 2000
The Drugstore	Human Entertainment	Human Entertainment	August 6, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Druid: Yami e no Tsuisekisha	Synthetic Dimensions	Koei	February 19, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Ducati World Racing Challenge	Attention to Detail	Acclaim	Unreleased	February 9, 2001	January 2, 2001
Duke Nukem^PAL •Duke Nukem: Total Meltdown^NA	3D Realms, Aardvark Software	GT Interactive	Unreleased	December 1998	September 30, 1997
Duke Nukem: Land of the Babes	n-Space	GT Interactive^NA, Take-Two Interactive^PAL	Unreleased	April 6, 2001	September 19, 2000
Duke Nukem: Time to Kill	n-Space	GT Interactive^NA, Take-Two Interactive^PAL	Unreleased	February 15, 1999	September 30, 1998
The Dukes of Hazzard: Racing for Home	Sinister Games	SouthPeak Games, Ubisoft	Unreleased	2000	November 30, 1999
The Dukes of Hazzard II: Daisy Dukes It Out	Sinister Games	SouthPeak Games, Ubisoft	Unreleased	March 23, 2001	November 6, 2000
Dune 2000 •Dune^PAL	Intelligent Games, Westwood Studios	Electronic Arts	Unreleased	February 1, 2000	October 31, 1999
Dungeon Creator	Electronic Arts Victor	Electronic Arts Victor	May 31, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Dungeon Shoutenkai: Densetsu no Ken Hajimemashita	Kinotrope	Kodansha	October 29, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
DX Jinsei Game	Takara	Takara	March 22, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
DX Jinsei Game II	Takara	Takara	July 24, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
DX Jinsei Game III	Takara	Takara	December 2, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
DX Jinsei Game IV	Takara	Takara	November 29, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
DX Jinsei Game V	Takara	Takara	December 5, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
DX Monopoly	Takara	Takara	December 21, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Dynasty Warriors	Omega Force	Koei	February 28, 1997	December 1997	June 30, 1997
Eagle One: Harrier Attack	Glass Ghost	Infogrames	Unreleased	2000	March 31, 2000
Earthworm Jim 2	Screaming Pink	Virgin Interactive	Unreleased	November 1996	Unreleased
Easter Bunny's Big Day	Mastiff	Mastiff	Unreleased	Unreleased	April 1, 2003
Eberouge	Japan Media Programming	Takara	May 30, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Eberouge 2	Japan Media Programming	Takara	February 25, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Eberouge Special: Koi to Mahou no Gakuen Seikatsu	Japan Media Programming	Takara	June 11, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Echo Night	FromSoftware	Agetec	August 13, 1998	Unreleased	July 31, 1999
Echo Night#2 Nemuri no Shihaisha	From Liquid Mirror Software	FromSoftware	August 13, 1998	Unreleased	July 31, 1999
ECW Anarchy Rulz	Acclaim	Acclaim	Unreleased	2000	August 18, 2000
ECW Hardcore Revolution	Acclaim	Acclaim	Unreleased	2000	January 31, 2000
Egg	Beyond Interactive	Toshiba EMI	February 19, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Eggs of Steel: Charlie's Eggcellent Adventure	Rhythm & Hues	Atlus	Unreleased	Unreleased	October 31, 1998
Egypt 1156 B.C.: Tomb of the Pharaoh	Cryo Interactive	Canal+Multimedia, Cryo Interactive, Réunion des Musées Nationaux	Unreleased	September 10, 1999	Unreleased
Egypt II: The Heliopolis Prophecy	Cryo Interactive, Réunion des Musées Nationaux	Cryo Interactive	Unreleased	September 14, 2001	Unreleased
Ehrgeiz: God Bless the Ring	Square Co.	SCEE	December 17, 1998	February 8, 2000	April 30, 1999
Eikan wa Kimi ni 4	Artdink	Artdink	August 5, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Einhänder	Square	Square, SCA	November 20, 1997	Unreleased	May 5, 1998
Eisei Meijin	Konami	Konami	September 8, 1995	Unreleased	Unreleased
Eisei Meijin II	Konami	Konami	December 20, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Eisei Meijin III	Konami	Konami	March 18, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Eithéa	TamTam	Atlus	February 22, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Eko Eko Azaraku: Wizard of Darkness	Polygram Magic of Japan	Polygram Magic of Japan	December 29, 1995	Unreleased	Unreleased
Elan	Visco	Visco	April 1, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Eldergate	KCET	Komani	June 22, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Elemental Gearbolt	Alfa System	Working Designs, SCEI	December 11, 1997	Unreleased	June 30, 1998
Elemental Pinball	DigiCube	Midas Interactive^PAL, DigiCube^JP	February 21, 2002	June 13, 2003	Unreleased
Elf o Karu Monotachi	Altron	Altron	August 7, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Elf o Karu Monotachi II	Altron	Altron	August 13, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Elf o Karu Monotachi: Hanafuda Hen	Altron	Altron	August 28, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Eliminator	Magenta Software	Psygnosis	Unreleased	February 1, 1999	February 28, 1999
The Emperor's New Groove	Argonaut Games	SCEA	Unreleased	February 16, 2001	November 13, 2000
Enigma	Omega Force	Koei	April 2, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
EOS: Edge of Skyhigh	Micronet	July 3, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Epidemic	Genki	^JPSony Music Entertainment, ^NASCEA, ^PALSCEE	December 29, 1995	March 1997	October 31, 1996
Equestrian Showcase^NA •Equestriad 2001^PAL	Tantalus Int.	Mud Duck Productions^NA, Midas Interactive^PAL	Unreleased	February 7, 2003	May 9, 2003
ESPN MLS GameNight	Saffire Corporation, Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo	Konami	Unreleased	Unreleased	September 19, 2000
ESPN X-Games Pro Boarder	Electronic Arts	Radical Entertainment	March 11, 1999	1998	October 31, 1998
E.T.: Interplanetary Mission	NewKidCo	Ubisoft	Unreleased	April 5, 2002	December 30, 2002
Eternal Eyes	TamTam	Sunsoft	December 2, 1999	2000	October 31, 2000
Euro 2000	Electronic Arts	Electronic Arts	Unreleased	April 28, 2000	Unreleased
Europe Racer	Davilex	Infogrames	Unreleased	September 14, 2001	Unreleased
European Super League	Coyote Developments Ltd	Virgin Interactive Entertainment	Unreleased	March 2, 2001	Unreleased
EVE The Fatal Attraction	C's Ware	NetVillage	September 27, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
EVE: The Lost One	TOSE	Imadio	December 23, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Eve Zero	C's Ware	NetVillage	March 30, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Everybody's Golf^PAL •Hot Shots Golf^NA	Camelot Software	SCEE	July 17, 1997	June 1, 1998	April 30, 1998
Everybody's Golf 2^PAL •Hot Shots Golf 2^NA	Clap Hanz	SCEE	July 29, 1999	2000	February 29, 2000
Every Child Can Succeed 1	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1998
Every Child Can Succeed 2	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1998
Every Child Can Succeed 3	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1998
Every Child Can Succeed 4	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1998
Every Child Can Succeed 5	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1998
Every Child Can Succeed 6	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1998
Every Child Can Succeed 7	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1998
Evil Dead: Hail to the King	Heavy Iron Studios	THQ	Unreleased	June 22, 2001	December 4, 2000
Evil Zone •Eretzvaju^JP	Yuke's	Titus Interactive	January 14, 1999	1999	May 31, 1999
Evo's Space Adventures	Runecraft	Take 2 Interactive	Unreleased	June 2000	Unreleased
Excalibur 2555 AD	Telstar Electronic Studios Ltd	Telstar Electronic Studios Ltd	Unreleased	March 1997	September 30, 1997
Exector	Arc System Works	Arc System Works	September 22, 1995	Unreleased	Unreleased
Exodus Guilty	Abel Software	Imadio	November 26, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Expendable	Rage Software	Infogrames	Unreleased	Unreleased	April 22, 2000
Explosive Racing •X.Racing^JP	Toka	Funsoft^PALNichibutsu^JP	1997	December 1997	Unreleased
Extra Bright	To One	ASCII Entertainment	December 6, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Extreme 500	Ascaron	THQ	Unreleased	March 15, 2000	1998
Extreme Ghostbusters: Ultimate Invasion	Similis	LSP	Unreleased	March 2004	Unreleased
Extreme Go-Kart Racing	Now Production	Agetec	February 20, 2003	Unreleased	September 22, 2003
Extreme Pinball	Epic Games	Electronic Arts	Unreleased	April 1996	March 28, 1996
F1 2000	Visual Sciences	Electronic Arts	January 6, 2000	June 10, 2000	February 29, 2000
F1 Championship Season 2000	Visual Sciences	Electronic Arts	Unreleased	November 24, 2000	September 30, 2000
F1 Racing Championship	Ubisoft	Video System	Unreleased	April 30, 2000	October 11, 2000
F1 World Grand Prix	Lankhor, Video System	Eidos Interactive	Unreleased	2001	March 30, 2001
F1 World Grand Prix 2000	Eutechnyx	Eidos Interactive	Unreleased	March 23, 2001	Unreleased
FA Manager	Krisalis Software	Eidos Interactive	Unreleased	September 8, 2000 (needs original release date)	Unreleased
The FA Premier League Football Manager 2000	Krisalis Software	Electronic Arts	Unreleased	October 1999	Unreleased
The FA Premier League Football Manager 2001	Electronic Arts	Electronic Arts	Unreleased	September 2000	Unreleased
FA Premier League Stars	Electronic Arts, Software Creations (PAL)	Electronic Arts	Unreleased	1999	Unreleased
FA Premier League Stars 2001	Electronic Arts	Electronic Arts	Unreleased	2000	Unreleased
Fade to Black	Delphine Software	Electronic Arts	May 2, 1997	July 1996	June 28, 1996
Faire Games: Language Arts	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1998
Faire Games: Mathematics	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1998
Falcata	Gust	Gust	June 23, 1995	Unreleased	Unreleased
Family Connection Demonstration	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1998
Family Card Game Fun Pack •Card Shark^PAL •Trump Shiyouyo!^JP •Trump Shiyouyo! Fukkoku-ban^JP	Bottom Up	Mud Duck Productions Midas Interactive Entertainment^PAL Bottom Up^JP Pure Sound^JP	October 15, 1998 August 5, 1999 October 5, 2000	February 16, 2001	September 26, 2002
Family Diamond	Magnolia	Magnolia	January 24, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
Family Feud	Artech Studios	Hasbro Interactive	Unreleased	Unreleased	October 16, 2000
Family Game Pack	The 3DO Company	The 3DO Company	Unreleased	Unreleased	March 14, 2000
The FamiRes	Artdink	Artdink	December 3, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
The FamiRes: Shijou Saikyou no Menu	Human Entertainment	Human Entertainment	December 17, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Fantastic Four	Acclaim	Acclaim	February 19, 1998	August 1997	September 30, 1997
Fantastic Pinball Kyuutenkai	Technosoft	Technosoft	March 31, 1995	Unreleased	Unreleased
Farland Saga: Toki no Michishirube	TGL	TGL	April 28, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Farland Story: Yottsu no Fuuin	TGL	TGL	November 27, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Fatal Fury: Wild Ambition	SNK	SNK	June 24, 1999	Unreleased	November 30, 1999
Fear Effect	Kronos Digital Entertainment	Eidos Interactive	Unreleased	1999	January 31, 2000
Fear Effect 2: Retro Helix	Kronos Digital Entertainment	Eidos Interactive	Unreleased	March 23, 2001	February 21, 2001
FEDA 2: White Surge the Platoon	Max Entertainment	Yanoman	April 18, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Felony 11-79	Climax Entertainment	ASCII Entertainment	May 23, 1997	December 1997	August 31, 1997
Fever	Ichikawa	Ichikawa	November 11, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Fever 2	ICS	ICS	May 2, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Fever 3	ICS	ICS	November 2, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Fever 4	ICS	ICS	March 8, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Fever 5	ICS	ICS	September 20, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
FIFA 96	EA Canada	Electronic Arts	Unreleased	December 1995^AU,DE,PAL	November 22, 1995
FIFA 97	EA Canada	Electronic Arts	Unreleased	1996	November 30, 1996
FIFA: Road to World Cup 98	EA Canada	Electronic Arts	Unreleased	November 1997^DE,PAL	December 1997
FIFA 99	EA Canada	Electronic Arts	August 26, 1999	December 8, 1998	November 30, 1998
FIFA 2000	EA Canada	Electronic Arts	Unreleased	November 1999	October 9, 1999
FIFA 2001	EA Canada	Electronic Arts	Unreleased	November 3, 2000	November 14, 2000
FIFA 2002	EA Canada	Electronic Arts	Unreleased	November 2, 2001	November 1, 2001
FIFA Football 2003	EA Canada	Electronic Arts	Unreleased	November 1, 2002	November 11, 2002
FIFA Football 2004	EA Canada	Electronic Arts	Unreleased	October 24, 2003	November 4, 2003
FIFA 2005	EA Canada	Electronic Arts	Unreleased	October 15, 2004	October 12, 2004
The Fifth Element	Kalisto Entertainment	SCEE	Unreleased	October 1, 1998	September 30, 1998
Fighter Maker •3D Kakutou Tsukuru^JP	ASCII Entertainment	Agetec Inc., ASCII Entertainment^JP	July 30, 1998	1999	May 31, 1999
Fighter's Impact	Taito Corporation	Taito Corporation	April 25, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Fighting Force •Metal Fist^JP	Core Design	Eidos Interactive	January 15, 1998	November 1997	October 31, 1997
Fighting Force 2	Core Design	Eidos Interactive	Unreleased	December 1999	November 30, 1999
Fighting Network RINGS	Naxat Soft	Naxat Soft	1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Final Doom	Williams Entertainment	GT Interactive	Unreleased	October 2, 1997	October 1, 1996
Final Fantasy Anthology	Square	Square (USA Release), SCEE (European Release)	Unreleased	May 1, 2002	September 30, 1999
Final Fantasy I	Square	Squaresoft	October 31, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
Final Fantasy II	Square	Square	October 31, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
Final Fantasy IV	Square	Square	March 21, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Final Fantasy Origins •Final Fantasy I & II Premium Package^JP	Square	Square	October 31, 2002	March 14, 2003	April 8, 2003
Final Fantasy V	Square	Squaresoft	March 19, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Final Fantasy VI	Tose	SCEE	March 11, 1999	March 1, 2002	September 30, 1999
Final Fantasy VII	Square	SCEE^PAL, Square Co., Ltd.^JP, SCEA^NA	January 31, 1997	November 14, 1997	September 7, 1997
Final Fantasy VIII	Square	SCEE^PAL, Square Co., Ltd.^JP, Square Electronic Arts^US	February 11, 1999	October 27, 1999	September 9, 1999
Final Fantasy IX	Square	SCEE^PAL, Square Co., Ltd.^JP, Square Electronic Arts^US	July 7, 2000	February 16, 2001	November 13, 2000
Final Fantasy Chronicles	Square	Square Electronic Arts	Unreleased	Unreleased	June 29, 2001
Final Fantasy Collection	Squaresoft	Square Co., Ltd.	March 11, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Final Fantasy Tactics	SquareSoft	SquareSoft^JP, SCEA^NA	June 20, 1997	Unreleased	January 28, 1998	^[65]
Final Round	Atlus	Atlus	March 12, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
The Final Round •Konami Open Golf^EU	Konami	Konami	June 21, 1996	November 1996	August 31, 1996
Finger Flashing	Affect	Affect	July 15, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
The Firemen 2: Pete & Danny	Human Entertainment	Human Entertainment	December 22, 1995	Unreleased	Unreleased
Fire ProWrestling G	S-Neo	Human Entertainment	June 24, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Fire Pro Wrestling: Iron Slam '96	Human Entertainment	Human Entertainment	March 15, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Firebugs	Attention to Detail	Sony Computer Entertainment	Unreleased	October 18, 2002	Unreleased
Firestorm: ThunderHawk 2 •ThunderStrike 2^NA	Core Design	Core Design Victor Interactive Software^JP	May 24, 1996	December 4, 1995	December 4, 1995
Firo & Klawd	Interactive Studios	BMG Interactive	June 13, 1997	November 1996	Unreleased
First Kiss Story	HuneX	Human Entertainment	April 24, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Fish On! Bass	Pony Canyon	Pony Canyon	September 22, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Fisherman's Bait: A Bass Challenge •Exciting Bass^JP	Konami	Konami	September 23, 1998	Unreleased	January 31, 1999
Fisherman's Bait 2: Big Ol' Bass •Exciting Bass 2^JP	Konami	Konami Computer Entertainment Nagoya	September 30, 1999	Unreleased	November 24, 1999
Fisherman's Bait 3	Konami	Konami Computer Entertainment Nagoya	Unreleased	Unreleased	November 2000
Fishing Freaks: BassRise Plus	Bandai	Bandai	February 3, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Fishing Koushien II	A-Wave	King Records	September 22, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
The Flintstones: Bedrock Bowling	Adrenalin Interactive	Ubisoft	Unreleased	August 18, 2000	September 19, 2000
Floating Runner	Kokopel	THQ	January 19, 1996	1996	1996
Fluid	Opus Corp	SCEE	Unreleased	January 8, 1998	Unreleased
Flying Squadron	Naps Team	Phoenix Games	Unreleased	2003	Unreleased
Football Madness	Naps Team	Phoenix Games	Unreleased	March 28, 2003	Unreleased
Ford Racing	Toolbox Design	Empire Interactive	Unreleased	February 16, 2001	March 6, 2001
Ford Truck Mania	Alpine Studios, Inc.	Gotham Games	Unreleased	Unreleased	September 16, 2003
Forget Me Not: Palette	Enterbrain	Enterbrain	April 26, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Formation Soccer '97: The Road To France	Human Entertainment	Human Entertainment	June 27, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Formation Soccer '98: Ganbare Nippon in France	Human Entertainment	Human Entertainment	June 4, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Formula 1	Bizarre Creations	Psygnosis	Unreleased	September 1, 1997	September 30, 1996
Formula 1 98	Visual Sciences	Psygnosis	Unreleased	October 30, 1998	November 30, 1998
Formula 1: Championship Edition •Formula 1 97^EU,JP	Bizarre Creations	Psygnosis	January 15, 1998	September 26, 1997	September 30, 1997
Formula Circus	Nihon Bussan	Nihon Bussan	May 2, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Formula GP	Kung Fu Games	Midas Interactive	Unreleased	February 21, 2003	Unreleased
Formula Karts Special Edition	Manic Media Productions	Telstar Electronic Studios	Unreleased	November 21, 1997	Unreleased
Formula Nippon '99^JP Formula Nippon^PAL	TYO	TYO^JP EON^PAL	September 9, 1999	2000	Unreleased
Formula One 99	Studio 33	Psygnosis/SCEE	October 21, 1999	October 20, 1999	October 31, 1999
Formula One 2000	Studio 33	SCEE	Unreleased	October 6, 2000	Unreleased
Formula One 2001	Studio 33	SCEE	Unreleased	May 24, 2001	Unreleased
Formula One Arcade	Studio 33	SCEE	Unreleased	July 19, 2001	Unreleased
Forsaken	Probe Entertainment	Acclaim	Unreleased	April 1998^BEApril 1998^FRApril 1998^NLApril 1998^PAL	April 30, 1998
Fox Hunt	3Vision Games	Capcom	Unreleased	Unreleased	September 30, 1996
FoxKids.com Micro Maniacs Racing^NA •Denku Sekka Micro Runner^JP •Micro Maniacs^PAL	Codemasters	THQ	November 2, 2000	April 14, 2000	October 2, 2000
Fox Sports Soccer '99	Gremlin Interactive	Fox Interactive	Unreleased	Unreleased	June 30, 1998
Frank Thomas Big Hurt Baseball	Iguana Entertainment	Acclaim	September 13, 1996	October 1996	June 5, 1996
Freestyle Boardin' '99 •Phat Air: Extreme Snowboarding^PAL •Zap! Snowboarding Trix '98^JP	Atelier Double	Capcom, Funsoft^PAL, Pony Canyon^JP	December 25, 1997	August 1998	February 28, 1999
Freestyle Motocross: McGrath vs. Pastrana	Z-Axis	Acclaim	Unreleased	December 8, 2000	November 5, 2000
Freestyle Scooter	Shaba Games	Ubisoft	Unreleased	March 30, 2001	Unreleased
Frenzy!	SCI Entertainment Group	SCI	Unreleased	June 1998	Unreleased
Frisky Tom	Nichibutsu	Hamster Corporation	July 25, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
Frogger	SCE Studio Cambridge	Hasbro Interactive	Unreleased	November 1997	September 30, 1997
Frogger 2: Swampy's Revenge	Blitz Games	Hasbro Interactive	Unreleased	2000	October 10, 2000
From TV Animation - One Piece: Grand Battle!	Ganbarion	Atari^PAL, Bandai^JP	March 15, 2001	2003	Unreleased
From TV Animation - One Piece: Grand Battle! 2	Ganbarion	Bandai	March 20, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
Front Mission 1st	Square, G-Craft	Square	October 23, 2003	Unreleased	Unreleased
Front Mission 2	Square	Square	September 25, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Front Mission 3	Square	Square Europe (European Release), Square Electronic Arts (USA Release), Square Co., Ltd. (Japanese Release)	September 2, 1999	August 11, 2000	February 29, 2000
Front Mission: Alternative	Square	Square	December 18, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Fun! Fun! Pingu	Sony Music Entertainment Incorporated	Sony Music Entertainment Incorporated	November 18, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased	^[66]
Furimukeba Tonari Ni	Zero System	Zero System	April 26, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Fushigi Deka	Capcom	Capcom	October 26, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Fushigi no Kuni no Angelique	Koei	Koei	February 28, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Future Cop: LAPD	Electronic Arts	Electronic Arts	August 5, 1999	September 28, 1998	August 31, 1998
Future Racer^PAL •Defeat Lightning^JP	D Cruise	Midas Interactive^PAL, D Cruise^JP	May 23, 1997	April 12, 2002	Unreleased
Fuuun Gokuu Ninden	Aicom	Aicom	August 30, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
G-Darius	Taito Corporation	THQ	April 9, 1998	1998	September 30, 1998
G-Police	Psygnosis	Psygnosis	November 19, 1998	October 15, 1997	September 30, 1997
G-Police: Weapons of Justice	Psygnosis	Psygnosis	Unreleased	September 3, 1999	August 31, 1999
G1 Jockey	Koei	Koei	March 11, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
G1 Jockey 2000	Koei	Koei	February 3, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Gaball Screen	System Sacom	Antinos Records	1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Gaia Master	Nexus Interact	Capcom	April 13, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
GaiaSeed: Project Seed Trap	Techno Soleil	Techno Soleil	December 13, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Gakkou no Kowai Uwasa: Hanako-san ga Kita!!	Capcom	Capcom	August 11, 1995	Unreleased	Unreleased
Galaga: Destination Earth	King of the Jungle	Hasbro Interactive	Unreleased	September 23, 2000	October 22, 2000
Galaxian³	High-Tech Lab Japan	Namco	April 26, 1996	April 26, 1996	Unreleased
Galaxy Fight: Universal Warriors^JP •Galaxy Fight^PAL	Sunsoft	Sunsoft	May 3, 1996	April 30, 1996	Unreleased
Galeoz	Pre Stage	Atlus	December 20, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Galerians	Polygon Magic	ASCII Entertainment^JP, Crave Entertainment^{PAL, NA}	August 26, 1999	April 15, 2000	March 29, 2000
Gallop Racer	Tecmo	Tecmo	September 27, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Gallop Racer 2: The One and Only Road to Victory	Tecmo	Tecmo	November 20, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Gallop Racer 3: The One and Only Road to Victory^JP •Gallop Racer^NA	Tecmo	Tecmo	March 18, 1999	Unreleased	March 17, 1999
Gallop Racer 2000	Tecmo	Tecmo	February 17, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
The Game of Life	The Collective	Hasbro Interactive	Unreleased	Unreleased	September 30, 1998
Gamera 2000	Surveyor Corp	Virgin Interactive	April 25, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Ganba no Bouken: The Puzzle Action	Ooparts	Bandai	April 3, 2003	Unreleased	Unreleased
Ganbare Goemon: Kuru Nara Koi! Ayashige Ikka no Kuroi Kage	Konami Computer Entertainment Nagoya	Konami	December 23, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Ganbare Goemon: Ōedo Daikaiten	Konami Computer Entertainment Kobe/Now Production	Konami	March 29, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Ganbare Goemon: Uchū Kaizoku Akogingu	Konami	Konami	March 22, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Ganso! Doubutsu Uranai / Renai Uranai Puzzle	Culture Brain	Culture Brain	June 30, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Gauntlet Legends	Midway Games	Midway Games	Unreleased	June 28, 2000	February 29, 2000
Gear Senshi Dendoh	Natsume	Bandai	April 26, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Gegege no Kitarō: Gyakushuu! Youkai Daichisen	Konami	Konami	December 11, 2003	Unreleased	Unreleased
Gegege no Kitarō: Noroi no Nikuto Katachi Tachi	Bandai	Bandai	January 24, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Gekido •Gekido: Urban Fighters^PAL	Naps Team	Infogrames	Unreleased	2000	May 18, 2000
Gekioh: Shooting King	Warashi	Natsume	May 20, 1999	February 2004	December 17, 2002
Gekitou! Crush Gear Turbo	Bandai	Bandai	July 25, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
Genei Tougi: Shadow Struggle	Racdym	Banpresto	September 20, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Gensō Suikogaiden Vol. 1: Harmonia no Kenshi	KCET	Konami	September 21, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Gensō Suikogaiden Vol. 2: Crystal Valley no Kettou	Konami	Konami	March 22, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Gensou no Artemis: Actress School Mystery Adventure	Shoeisha	Shoeisha	January 27, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Geom Cube	Technos Japan	^JP Technos Japan, ^NA Technos	December 22, 1994	Unreleased	December 1995
Gex	Crystal Dynamics	Crystal Dynamics	March 8, 1996	April 1996	December 13, 1995
Gex: Enter the Gecko •Gex 3D: Enter the Gecko^UK •Gex 3D: Return of the Gecko^PAL •SpinTail^JP	Crystal Dynamics	Midway Games^NA, Crystal Dynamics^PAL	Unreleased	January 1998	January 31, 1998
Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko •Gex: Deep Cover Gecko^PAL	Eidos Interactive	Crystal Dynamics	Unreleased	April 1999	March 23, 1999
Ghost in the Shell	Exact Co., Ltd.	THQ^NA, Sony Computer Entertainment	July 17, 1997	July 1998	October 31, 1997
Ghoul Panic	Eighting/Raizing	Namco^JP, SCEE^PAL	April 20, 2000	April 2000	Unreleased
Glint Glitters	Konami	Konami	July 20, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Glover	Interactive Studios Ltd.	Hasbro Interactive (Under the Atari Interactive Label)	Unreleased	1999	November 30, 1999
Goal Storm	Konami	Konami	Unreleased	Unreleased	1996
Godzilla Trading Battle	Toho	Toho	December 3, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Goemon: Shin Sedai Shūmei!	Konami	Konami	December 20, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Go II Professional Taikyogu Igo	Mycom	Mycom	December 27, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Go-Jin Senki	Santa Entertainment	Tonkin House	August 6, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Gokujou Parodius Da! Deluxe Pack	KCET	Konami	December 3, 1994	March 15, 1996	Unreleased
Gold and Glory: The Road to El Dorado	Revolution Software	Ubisoft	Unreleased	Unreleased	1997
Golden Nugget	Hasbro Interactive	Virgin Interactive	Unreleased	Unreleased	October 1, 1997
Goofy's Fun House	The Code Monkeys	NewKidCo	Unreleased	December 7, 2001	July 2001
Gotouchi Hello Kitty Sugoroku Monogatari	Bandai	Bandai	June 19, 2003	Unreleased	Unreleased
Gouketuji Ichizoku 2: Chottodake Saikyou Densetsu	Atlus	Atlus	October 20, 1995	Unreleased	Unreleased
Gradius Gaiden	KCET	Konami	August 28, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Gran Turismo	Polyphony Digital	Sony Computer Entertainment	December 23, 1997	May 8, 1998	May 12, 1998
Gran Turismo 2	Polyphony Digital	Sony Computer Entertainment	December 11, 1999	January 28, 2000	December 23, 1999
Grand Slam	Burst Studios	Virgin Interactive	Unreleased	Unreleased	April 30, 1997
Grand Theft Auto	DMA Design	BMG Interactive, ASC Games	April 27, 1999	December 14, 1997	June 30, 1998
Grand Theft Auto 2	DMA Design	Rockstar Games	Unreleased	October 22, 1999	October 25, 1999
Grand Theft Auto: London 1969	Rockstar Canada	Rockstar Games	Unreleased	April 29, 1999	April 29, 1999
Grandia	Game Arts	Ubisoft	June 24, 1999	March 31, 2000	October 26, 1999
The Granstream Saga •Granstream Denki: The Granstream Saga^JP	Shade	SCEI^JP, THQ^NA, ARC Entertainment^PAL	November 6, 1997	February 26, 1999	June 30, 1998
Grid Runner	Radical Entertainment	Virgin Interactive	Unreleased	Unreleased	October 31, 1996
Grille Logic	Shoeisha	Shoeisha	January 26, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
The Grinch	Artificial Mind and Movement	Konami	Unreleased	December 8, 2000	2000
Grind Session	Shaba Games	SCEA	Unreleased	August 25, 2000	April 29, 2000
Grudge Warriors	Take-Two Interactive	Tempest Software	Unreleased	Unreleased	June 5, 2000
GT Kai: All Japan Grand Touring Car Championship	Kaneko	Kaneko	February 23, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
GT Max Rev.: All Japan Grand Touring Car Championship	Kaneko	Kaneko	February 28, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
The Guardian of Darkness	Cryo Interactive	Cryo Interactive	Unreleased	1999	Unreleased
Guardian's Crusade	Tamsoft	Tamsoft^JP, Activision^PAL,NA	September 23, 1998	March 29, 1999	January 31, 1999
Gubble	Mad Duck Productions	Mad Duck Productions, Midas Interactive Entertainment	September 17, 1998	April 12, 2001	June 2002
Guilty Gear	Arc System Works	Atlus	May 14, 1998	May 2000	October 31, 1998
Guitar Freaks	Konami	Konami	July 29, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Guitar Freaks Append 2nd Mix	Konami	Konami	February 24, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Gundam 0079: The War for Earth	Presto Studios	Bandai	May 2, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Gundam: Battle Assault	Natsume	Bandai	March 12, 1998	December 7, 2001	November 6, 2000
Gundam: Battle Assault 2	Natsume	Bandai	Unreleased	2002	July 17, 2002
Gundam: The Battle Master	Natsume	Bandai	June 20, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Gundam: Char's Counterattack	Bandai	Bandai	December 17, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Gunfighter: The Legend of Jesse James	Natsume	Bandai	Unreleased	December 7, 2001	November 30, 2001
Gunnm: Martian Memory	Yukito Products	Banpresto	August 27, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Gunpey	TOSE	Bandai	December 16, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Gunship	MicroProse	MicroProse	Unreleased	Unreleased	July 3, 1996
Gussun Oyoyo	Xing Entertainment	Xing Entertainment	April 28, 1995	Unreleased	Unreleased
Hai-Shin 2	Aques	Aques	March 26, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased	^[67]
Hajime no Ippo: The Fighting!	Kodansha	Kodansha	July 31, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Hakai Ou: King of Crusher	FAB Communications	FAB Communications	November 12, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Hamster Club i	Jorudan	Jorudan	February 28, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
Hamster Monogatari	Culture Brain	Culture Brain	December 21, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Hanabi Fantast	Magical Company	Magical Company	July 16, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Hanafuda Real 3D	Pony Canyon	Pony Canyon	December 10, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Happy Diet	Twilight Express	Twilight Express	April 26, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Happy Hotel	Tohoku Shinsha	Tohoku Shinsha	November 27, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Happy Jogging in Hawaii	Twilight Express	Twilight Express	November 29, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Happy Salvage	Media Works	Media Works	August 31, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Hardball '99	Mindspan	Accolade	Unreleased	Unreleased	October 31, 1998
Hardball 5	SPS	SPS^JP, Accolade^NA	December 13, 1996	Unreleased	March 1996
Hard Blow	Electronic Arts Victor	Electronic Arts Victor	July 31, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Hard Boiled	Cryo Interactive, Sieg	Cryo Interactive, Sieg	July 30, 1998	October 1997	Unreleased
Hard Rock Cab	Asmik Ace	Asmik Ace	February 16, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Harmful Park	Sky Think Systems	Sky Think Systems	February 14, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets	Argonaut Games	EA Games, Electronic Arts, Electronic Arts Victor	November 23, 2002	November 15, 2002	November 14, 2002
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone •Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone^JP,PAL	Argonaut Games	Electronic Arts, Electronic Arts Victor	December 1, 2001	November 16, 2001	November 15, 2001
Harukanaru Toki no Naka De	Koei	Koei	April 6, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Harukaze Sentai V-Force	Ving	Ving	November 15, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased	^[68]
Harvest Moon: Back To Nature	Victor Interactive Software	Victor Interactive Software, Natsume, Ubisoft	December 16, 1999	January 26, 2001	November 22, 2000
Hatsukoi Valentine	Fill-in-Cafe	Family Soft	July 31, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Hatsukoi Valentine Special	Family Softf	Family Soft	November 5, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Haunted Junction: Seitokai Badge wo Oe!	MediaWorks	MediaWorks	January 17, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased	^[69]
HBO Boxing	Osiris Studios	Acclaim	Unreleased	February 16, 2001	November 20, 2000	^[70]
Head to Toe 1	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1998
Head to Toe 2	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1998
Head to Toe 3	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1998
Head to Toe 4	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1998
Heart of Darkness	Amazing Studios	Ocean Software, Interplay, Infogrames	Unreleased	July 1998	July 31, 1998
Heaven's Gate	Atlus Co.	Atlus Co., JVC Digital Studios	December 13, 1996	October 1997	Unreleased
Hebereke's Popoitto^PAL •Hebereke Station Popoitto^JP	Sunsoft	Sunsoft	March 1, 1996	May 26, 1995	Unreleased
Heisa Byouin	Visit	Visit	April 20, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Hellboy: Asylum Seeker	DreamCatcher Interactive	DreamCatcher Interactive, Wanadoo Edition	Unreleased	Unreleased	April 4, 2004
Hellnight •Dark Messiah^JP	Atlus Co.	Atlus Co., Konami	June 11, 1998	December 30, 1999	Unreleased
Hello Kitty Block Kuzushi	Tamsoft	D3Publisher	October 25, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Hello Kitty Bowling	Tamsoft	D3Publisher	August 30, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Hello Kitty's Cube Frenzy •Hello Kitty: Cube de Cute^JP	Culture Publishers	Culture Publishers, NewKidCo	June 25, 1998	Unreleased	March 31, 1999
Hello Kitty Illust Puzzle	Tamsoft	D3Publisher	August 30, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Hello Kitty no Oshaberi ABC	Atlus	Atlus	October 11, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Hello Kitty no Oshaberi Town	Atlus	Atlus	December 14, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Hello Kitty no Uchi Nioi Deyo	Bandai	Bandai	July 18, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
Hello Kitty to Album Nikki o Tsukuri Masho!	Banpresto	Banpresto	March 27, 2003	Unreleased	Unreleased
Hello Kitty Trump	Tamsoft	D3Publisher	October 25, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Hello Kitty: White Present	Hudson Soft	Hudson Soft	December 17, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Herc's Adventures	LucasArts	LucasArts, Virgin Interactive, Bullet Proof Software	June 25, 1998	December 1997	July 31, 1997
Herkules	The Code Monkeys	Phoenix Games	Unreleased	2003	Unreleased
Hermie Hopperhead: Scrap Panic	SCEI	SCEI	September 29, 1995	Unreleased	Unreleased
Heroine Dream	Map Japan	Map Japan	October 10, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Heroine Dream 2	Map Japan	Map Japan	June 18, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Hexamoon Guardians	Increment-P	Increment-P	March 30, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
HeXen	Raven Software	GT Interactive, GameBank	March 19, 1998	March 1997	June 30, 1997
Hi-Octane	Bullfrog Productions	Electronic Arts, Electronic Arts Victor	January 13, 1996	December 1995	December 29, 1995
Hidden & Dangerous	Illusion Softworks	Take-Two Interactive	Unreleased	November 23, 2001	Unreleased
High Heat Baseball 2000	Team .366	The 3DO Company	Unreleased	Unreleased	March 31, 1999	^[71]
High Heat Major League Baseball 2002	The 3DO Company	The 3DO Company	Unreleased	Unreleased	March 14, 2001	^[72]
Highschool Kimengumi: The Table Hockey	Break	Bandai	December 20, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
High School of Blitz	Japan Media Programming	MediaWorks	November 25, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Hikaru no Go: Heian Gensou Ibunroku	KCEJ	Konami	May 30, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
Hikaru no Go: Insei Choujou Kessen	Tenky	Konami	December 19, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
Himiko-Den Renge	Chime	Hakuhodo	March 11, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Himitsu Sentai Metamor V Deluxe	Feycraft	Mycom	October 15, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Hitori de Dekirumon!	Microvision	Bandai	April 26, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
The Hive	Trimark	Trimark	Unreleased	Unreleased	1996	^[73]
Hogs of War	Infogrames	Infogrames (Original & Best Of Infogrames Re-Release), Zoo Digital	Unreleased	September 5, 2000	September 5, 2000
Hokuto no Ken	Banpresto	Banpresto	August 30, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Hokuto no Ken: Seiki Matsukyu Seishi Densetsu	Bandai	Bandai	October 26, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Home Doctor	Datam Polystar	Success	November 13, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Honkaku Hanafuda	Altron	Altron	November 12, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Honoo no Ryourinin: Cooking Fighter Hao	Nippon Ichi Software	Nippon Ichi Software	May 21, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
The Hoobs (Jim Henson's The Hoobs)	SCEE	SCEE	Unreleased	June 7, 2002	Unreleased
Hooters Road Trip	Hoplite Research	Ubisoft	Unreleased	Unreleased	March 26, 2002
Hoshi de Hakken!! Tamagotchi	Bandai	Bandai	February 7, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
Hoshi no Mahoroba	Jorudan	Jorudan	August 1, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
Hoshigami: Ruining Blue Earth	Max Five	Atlus Co., Max Five	February 7, 2002	Unreleased	December 20, 2001
Hot Shot	Phoenix Games	Phoenix Games	Unreleased	June 27, 2003	Unreleased
Hot Wheels Extreme Racing	Atod AB	THQ	Unreleased	October 12, 2001	September 30, 2001
Hot Wheels Turbo Racing	Stormfront Studios	Electronic Arts	Unreleased	1999	August 31, 1999
Houma Hunter Lime: Special Collection Vol. 1	Copya Systems	Asmik Ace	December 22, 1994	Unreleased	Unreleased
Houma Hunter Lime: Special Collection Vol. 2	Copya Systems	Asmik Ace	September 15, 1995	Unreleased	Unreleased
Houma Hunter Lime with Paint Maker	Copya Systems	Asmik Ace	February 21, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Houshinengi •Houshinengi Aizouban	Koei	Koei	September 10, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Hugo	ITE Media	ITE Media	Unreleased	2000	Unreleased
Hugo 2	ITE Media	ITE Media	Unreleased	April 2000	Unreleased
Hugo: Black Diamond Fever	ITE Media	ITE Media	Unreleased	2001	Unreleased
Hugo: The Evil Mirror	ITE Media	ITE Media	Unreleased	December 1998	2003
Hugo: Frog Fighter	ITE Media	ITE Media	Unreleased	February 15, 2002	Unreleased
Hugo: The Quest for the Sunstones	ITE Media	ITE Media	Unreleased	November 3, 2000	Unreleased
Hunchback of Notredame	The Code Monkeys	Midas Interactive	Unreleased	April 12, 2002	Unreleased
Hunter X Hunter: Maboroshi no Greed Island	Konami	Konami	October 26, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Hunter X Hunter: Ubawareta Aura Stone	Konami	Konami	September 27, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Hyakujuu Sentai GaoRanger	Bandai	Bandai	November 29, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Hybrid	Vulcan Software	Midas Interactive Entertainment	Unreleased	April 12, 2002	Unreleased	^[74]
Hydro Thunder	Blue Shift	Midway Games	Unreleased	2000	February 29, 2000
Hyouryuu Ki: The Reportage Beyond the Sea	KSS	KSS	October 28, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Hyper 3-D Pinball •Tilt!^PAL	NMS Software	Virgin Interactive	February 28, 1997	January 1997	Unreleased
Hyper Final Match Tennis^JP •Hyper Tennis: Final Match^PAL	Human Entertainment	Human Entertainment	March 22, 1996	November 15, 1996	Unreleased	^[75]
Hyper Formation Soccer	Human Entertainment	Human Entertainment	October 13, 1995	Unreleased	Unreleased
I.Q. Final •Kurushi Final: Mental Blocks^PAL	SCEI	SCEI^JP, SCEE^PAL	December 23, 1998	August 1999	Unreleased
Iceman: Digital Playstage	Sony Music Entertainment	Sony Music Entertainment	March 26, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Ichigeki: Hagane no Hito	Opus	Bandai	November 2, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Ide Yosuke Meijin no Shinmi Sen Mahjong	Capcom	Capcom	June 28, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Ide Yosuke no Mahjong Kazoku	Opus	SETA Corporation	November 3, 1995	Unreleased	Unreleased
Ide Yosuke no Mahjong Kyoshitsu	Athena	Athena	December 2, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
IHRA Drag Racing	Digital Dialect	Bethesda Softworks	Unreleased	Unreleased	November 20, 2001
Ikasama Mahjong	Idea Factory	Idea Factory	May 2, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Ikkyuu-san: The Quiz	Bandai	Bandai	March 28, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
Image Fight and X-Multiply	Irem	Xing Entertainment	March 19, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Imadoki no Vampire: Bloody Bride	Jorudan	Atlus	December 27, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Impact Racing	Funcom Dublin	JVC Musical Industries	Unreleased	July 1996	September 30, 1996
In Cold Blood	Revolution Software	Dreamcatcher Interactive^NA, SCEE^PAL	Unreleased	July 14, 2000	May 30, 2001
In the Hunt	Funcom Dublin	THQ	November 10, 1995	October 1996	March 1996
Inagawa Junji: Kyoufu no Yashiki	Billiken Soft	Visit	July 1, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Inagawa Junji: Mayonaka no Taxi	Kaku	Visit	July 13, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Incredible Crisis	Polygon Magic	Titus Interactive^PAL^NA, Tokuma Shoten Publishing Co., Ltd^JP	June 24, 1999	June 15, 2001 (needs original release date)	November 6, 2000
The Incredible Hulk: The Pantheon Saga	Attention to Detail	Eidos Interactive	Unreleased	December 1996	February 28, 1997
Independence Day	Radical Entertainment	Fox Interactive	Unreleased	July 1997	February 28, 1997
Indy 500	Tomy Corporation	JVC Digital Studios^PAL, Tomy Corporation^JP	May 27, 1997	April 1998	Unreleased
Infestation	Frontier Developments	Ubisoft	Unreleased	September 1, 2000	Unreleased
Infinity	KID	KID	March 23, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Initial D	Kodansha	Kodansha	January 7, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Inspector Gadget: Gadget's Crazy Maze	Light & Shadow Productions, Vision Media Engineering	Ubisoft	Unreleased	June 8, 2001	August 15, 2001
I.Q.: Intelligent Qube •Kurushi^PAL	SCEI	SCEE^PAL, SCEI^JP, SCEA^NA	January 31, 1997	October 1997	September 30, 1997
Intellivision Classic Games	Gray Matter	Activision	Unreleased	Unreleased	September 30, 1999
International Cricket Captain 2000	Empire Interactive	Empire Interactive	Unreleased	November 3, 2000	Unreleased
International Cricket Captain 2001 Ashes Edition	Empire Interactive	Empire Interactive	Unreleased	August 24, 2001	Unreleased
International Cricket Captain 2002	Empire Interactive	Empire Interactive	Unreleased	May 24, 2002	Unreleased
International Moto X	Graftgold	Time Warner Interactive^PAL, Coconuts Japan^JP	September 27, 1996	December 1996	Unreleased
International Superstar Soccer Deluxe	Konami	Konami	Unreleased	February 1997	Unreleased
International Superstar Soccer Pro •Goal Storm '97^NA•World Soccer Winning Eleven '97^JP	Konami	Konami	June 5, 1997	June 1997	May 2, 1997
International Superstar Soccer	Konami	Konami	Unreleased	December 8, 2000	Unreleased
International Superstar Soccer Pro 98 •Winning Eleven 3^JP	Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo	Konami	November 12, 1998	May 1, 1998	August 11, 1998
International Track & Field	Konami	Konami	Unreleased	1996	June 28, 1996
International Track & Field 2000 •International Track & Field 2^PAL •Ganbare Nippon! Olympics 2000^JP	Konami	Konami	July 13, 2000	2000	October 31, 1999
Interplay Sports Baseball 2000 •Baseball 2000^PAL	Interplay	Interplay	Unreleased	November 1999	March 31, 1999
Inuyasha	Bandai	Bandai	December 27, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Inuyasha: A Feudal Fairy Tale •Inuyasha: Sengoku Otogi Kassen^JP	Dimps Corporation	Bandai	December 5, 2002	Unreleased	April 10, 2003
Invasion	Microids	Microids	Unreleased	February 1999	Unreleased
Invasion from Beyond (B-Movie)	King of the Jungle	GT Interactive	Unreleased	November 1998	November 30, 1998
Irem Arcade Classics	Irem	I'Max	April 26, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Iron and Blood	Take-Two Interactive	Acclaim	Unreleased	November 1996	October 31, 1996
Iron Man and X-O Manowar in Heavy Metal	Realtime Associates	Acclaim	January 31, 1997	November 1996	October 31, 1996
Iron Soldier 3	Eclipse Software Design	Vatical Entertainment, Telegames	Unreleased	Unreleased	June 20, 2000
Irritating Stick	Jaleco Entertainment	Jaleco Entertainment	March 19, 1998	Unreleased	January 31, 1999
..Iru!	Soft Machine	Takara	March 26, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
iS – internal section	positron	Square	January 28, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Ishin no Arashi	Koei	Koei	December 11, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Ishin no Arashi: Bakumatsu Shishiden	Koei	Koei	February 4, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
ISS Pro Evolution •World Soccer Jikkyou Winning Eleven 4^JP	Konami	Konami	September 2, 1999	May 11, 1999	June 6, 2000
ISS Pro Evolution 2 •World Soccer Jikkyou Winning Eleven 2000: U-23 Medal Heno Chousen^JP	Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo	Konami	December 2000	March 23, 2001	Unreleased
Itadaki Street: Gorgeous King	Tomcat System	Enix	September 23, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
The Italian Job	Pixelogic	SCi^PAL, Rockstar Games^NA	Unreleased	October 5, 2001	2002
Iwatobi Penguin Rocky & Hopper	F2 Company	Nippon Rental	April 25, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Iwatobi Penguin Rocky & Hopper 2 – Tantei Monogatari	Culture Publishers	Culture Publishers	February 26, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
J's Racin'	TYO	Digital Frontier	September 25, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
J.B. Harold: Blue Chicago Blues	Riverhillsoft	Riverhillsoft	November 22, 1995	Unreleased	Unreleased
J.League Jikkyou Winning Eleven	KCE Sapporo	Konami	July 21, 1995	Unreleased	Unreleased
J.League Jikkyou Winning Eleven 2000	Konami	Konami	June 29, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
J.League Jikkyō Winning Eleven 97	Konami	Konami	November 22, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
J.League Winning Eleven '98-'99	KCE Sapporo	Konami	December 3, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Jackie Chan Stuntmaster	Radical Entertainment	SCEA^NA, SCEE^PAL	Unreleased	2000	January 31, 2000
Jade Cocoon: Story of the Tamamayu	Genki	Genki^JP, Crave Entertainment^NA, Ubisoft^PAL	December 3, 1998	December 10, 1999	November 30, 1998
James Pond 2: Codename: Robocod	Vectordean	Play It Ltd	Unreleased	November 2003	Unreleased
Jarin-ko Chie: The Hanafuda	Yuki	Bandai	November 29, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Jeff Wayne's The War of the Worlds	Pixelogic	GT Interactive	Unreleased	November 19, 1999	Unreleased
Jellyfish: The Healing Friend	Visit	Visit	September 28, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Jeopardy!	Artech Studios	Hasbro Interactive	Unreleased	Unreleased	1998
Jeopardy! 2	Artech Studios	Hasbro Interactive	Unreleased	Unreleased	September 28, 2000
Jeremy McGrath Supercross '98	Probe Entertainment	Acclaim	Unreleased	Unreleased	May 31, 1998
Jeremy McGrath Supercross 2000	Acclaim Entertainment	Acclaim Entertainment	Unreleased	August 25, 2000^FR,PAL	July 14, 2000
Jersey Devil	Behaviour Interactive	SCEA^NA, Ocean Software^PAL, Konami^JP	June 24, 1999	December 12, 1997	May 31, 1998
Jet Ace	Phoenix Games	Phoenix Games	Unreleased	November 15, 2004	Unreleased
Jet Moto	SingleTrac, Locomotive Games	SCEA^NA, SCEE^PAL, SCEI^JP	August 7, 1997	February 1997	October 31, 1996
Jet Moto 2	SingleTrac	SCEA^NA	Unreleased	April 1998	October 31, 1997
Jet Moto 3	SingleTrac	SCEA^NA	Unreleased	Unreleased	August 31, 1999
Jetracer	Thayer GFX	Midas Interactive	Unreleased	April 12, 2001	Unreleased
JGTC: All-Japan Grand Touring Car Championship	TYO	TYO	June 18, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Jigoku Sensei NuBe	TOSE	Bandai	May 16, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Jigsaw Madness •Jigsaw Island: Japan Graffiti^JP	Nippon Ichi Software	XS Games	September 13, 1996	June 27, 2003	December 1, 2002
Jigsaw World	Nippon Ichi Software	Nippon Ichi Software	February 3, 1995	Unreleased	Unreleased
Jikuu Tantei DD: Maboroshi no Lorelei	System Sacom	ASCII Entertainment	July 26, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Jikuu Tantei DD 2: Hangyaku no Apsalar	System Sacom	ASCII Entertainment	August 27, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Jikkyou Oshaberi Parodius: Forever With Me	Stone Heads	Konami	December 20, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Jikkyou Powerful Pro Yakyuu '95	Konami	Konami	December 22, 1994	Unreleased	Unreleased
Jikkyou Powerful Pro Yakyuu '95 Kaimakuban	Diamond Head	Konami	July 14, 1995	Unreleased	Unreleased
Jikkyou Powerful Pro Yakyuu '97 Kaimakuban	Diamond Head	Konami	August 28, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Jikkyou Powerful Pro Yakyuu '98 Kaimakuban	Konami	Konami	July 23, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Jikkyou Powerful Pro Yakyuu '98 Ketteiban	Konami	Konami	December 23, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Jikkyou Powerful Pro Yakyuu '99 Kaimakuban	Konami	Konami	July 22, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Jikkyou Powerful Pro Yakyuu '99 Ketteiban	Konami	Konami	December 25, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Jikkyou Powerful Pro Yakyuu 2000 Kaimakuban	Diamond Head	Konami	July 19, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Jikkyou Powerful Pro Yakyuu 2000 Ketteiban	Konami	Konami	December 21, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Jikkyou Powerful Pro Yakyuu 2001	Diamond Head	Konami	June 7, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Jikkyou Powerful Pro Yakyuu 2001 Ketteiban	Diamond Head	Konami	December 20, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Jikkyou Powerful Pro Yakyuu 2002 Haru	Diamond Head	Konami	March 14, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
Jikkyou Powerful Pro Yakyuu Premium-Ban	Konami	Konami	January 23, 2003	Unreleased	Unreleased
Jim Henson's Bear in the Big Blue House	DC Studios	Ubisoft	Unreleased	December 13, 2002	March 2002
Jimmy Johnson VR Football '98	Padded Cell Studios	Interplay	Unreleased	Unreleased	September 1997
Jimmy White's 2: Cueball	Awesome Developments	Virgin Interactive	Unreleased	April 7, 2000	2000
Jingle Cats: Love Para Daisakusen no Maki	Sony Music Entertainment Japan	Sony Music Entertainment Japan	July 16, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Jinx	HammerHead, Ltd.	SCEE	Unreleased	January 31, 2003	Unreleased
Jiisan 2 Tabi Bikkuri: CG Mukashibanashi	Idea Factory	Idea Factory	March 8, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Jitsumei Jikkyou Keiba Dream Classic	Dream Japan	Bandai	May 18, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure	Capcom	Capcom	October 14, 1999	2000	March 31, 2000
Johnny Bazookatone	U.S. Gold Ltd.	U.S. Gold Ltd.	April 26, 1996	January 1996	February 22, 1996
Jonah Lomu Rugby	Codemasters	Rage Software	Unreleased	Unreleased	March 31, 1997
Joryuu Janshi ni Chousen	Culture Brain	Culture Brain	February 11, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Judge Dredd	Gremlin Interactive	Activision	Unreleased	November 1997	March 31, 1998
Juggernaut	Jaleco Entertainment	Will	November 19, 1998	Unreleased	September 30, 1999
Jumping Flash!	Exact	Sony Computer Entertainment	April 28, 1995	September 29, 1995	November 1, 1995
Jumping Flash! 2	Exact	^NASony Computer Entertainment	April 26, 1996	October 1, 1996	August 31, 1996
JumpStart Wildlife Safari Field Trip	Dice	Knowledge Adventure Inc.	Unreleased	Unreleased	October 19, 2001
Jungle Park	Saru Brunei	Bandai Visual	February 26, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
The Jungle Book Groove Party	Ubisoft	Ubisoft	Unreleased	Unreleased	December 8, 2002
Junjou de Karen Meimai Kishi-dan: Spectral Force Seishoujo Gaiden	Idea Factory	Idea Factory	November 25, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Jupiter Strike	Taito Corporation	^PAL^NAAcclaim Entertainment, ^JPTaito Corporation	August 25, 1995	December 1995	December 6, 1995
K-1 The Arena Fighters •Fighting Illusion^JP	Daft	THQ	November 1996	May 1997	February 28, 1997	^[76]
K-1 Grand Prix	Daft	Jaleco Entertainment	Unreleased	Unreleased	January 25, 2000
K-1 Revenge	Daft	Jaleco Entertainment	September 11, 1997	Unreleased	February 28, 1999
K9.5: Live in Airedale	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1997
K9.5: The Hollywood Premiere	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1997
K9.5: The Tail-Wag Tour	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1997
K9.5: We are the Dogs	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1997
K9.5: WebTunes	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1997
Kaeru no Ehon: Adventure for the Lost Memories	Infinity	Victor Interactive Software	October 21, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kaettekita Cyborg Kuro-Chan	Konami	Konami	November 28, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kagaku Ninja-Tai Gatchaman: The Shooting	Warashi	Bandai	June 27, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kagero: Deception 2	^JP^NATecmo	^JP^NA Tecmo, ^PALVirgin Interactive	July 23, 1998	September 10, 1999	October 14, 1998
Kaibutsu Para-Dice	Make Soft	Make Soft	July 17, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kaijuu Senki	Produce!	Produce!	November 15, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kaikan Phrase: Datenshi Kourin	Produce!	Enix	February 24, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
The Kaiten: Mawasun Da!!	Taito Corporation	D3Publisher	July 5, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kakinoki Shogi	ASCII Entertainment	ASCII Entertainment	December 22, 1994	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kakinoki Shogi 2	ASCII Entertainment	ASCII Entertainment	March 26, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kakuge-Yaro: Fighting Game Creator	Outback	Increment-P	February 17, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kakugo no Susume	Tomy	Tomy	March 28, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kamen Rider	KAZe	Bandai	October 1, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kamen Rider Agito	Kaze	Bandai	November 29, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kamen Rider: The Bike Race	Highwaystar	Bandai	October 25, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kamen Rider Heroes	Bandai	Bandai	July 18, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kamen Rider Kuuga	Kaze	Bandai	December 21, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kamen Rider Ryuki	Digifloyd	Bandai	November 28, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kamen Rider V3	Kaze	Bandai	September 14, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kanazawa Shogi '95	SETA Corporation	SETA Corporation	April 21, 1995	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kanazawa Shogi Tsuki	SETA Corporation	SETA Corporation	May 20, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kart Challenge	Interactive entertainment	Midas Interactive	Unreleased	2000	Unreleased
Kartia: The Word of Fate •Rebus^JP •Legend of Kartia^PAL	Atlus, Konami^PAL	Atlus, Konami^PAL	March 26, 1998	December 25, 1999	August 7, 1998
Karyuu Jyou	Gust	Gust	September 25, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kasei Monogatari	Vistec	ASCII Entertainment	October 22, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Katon-Kun	Irem	Irem	September 21, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kattobi Tune	Genki	Genki	April 23, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kaze no Notam	Artdink	Artdink	September 11, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
KazMania: Chaos in KazMania	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1997
KazMania: Trail of Gems	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1997
Keeper	Fupac, Success Corp.	Success Corp.	October 24, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
Keiba Eight '98	Shangri-La	Shangri-La	April 29, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Keiba Eight '98 Akifuyu	Shangri-La	Shangri-La	October 22, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Keiba Eight '99 Haru Natsu	Shangri-La	Shangri-La	April 1, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Keiba Saisho no Housoku '95	Copya Systems	Copya Systems	June 23, 1995	Unreleased	Unreleased
Keiba Saisho no Housoku '96 Vol. 1	Copya Systems	Copya Systems	January 13, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Keiba Saisho no Housoku '96 Vol. 2: G-1 Road	Shangri-La	Shangri-La	November 1, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Keiba Saisho no Housoku '97 Vol. 1: Nerae! Banbaken!	Shangri-La	Shangri-La	April 11, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Keiba Saisho no Housoku '97 Vol. 2: To Hit	Shangri-La	Shangri-La	October 16, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Keiba Saisho no Housoku '99 Aki Fuyu	Shangri-La	Shangri-La	October 21, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kekkon: Marriage	West One	Shogakukan	October 10, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kensei: The King of Boxing •Victory Boxing Champion Edition^PAL	JVC Digital Studios	Victor Interactive Software	November 15, 1996	December 1996	Unreleased
Kensei: Sacred Fist	Konami	KCET	November 19, 1998	1998	November 30, 1998
Kero Kero King	Amedio	Media Factory	November 2, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Khamrai	Alpha Unit	Namco	October 5, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kickboxing	Jorudan	Agetec Inc.	Unreleased	Unreleased	March 1, 2002
Kick Off World	Anco Software	Funsoft	Unreleased	June 1998	Unreleased
Kidou Butouden G Gundam: The Battle	Natsume	Bandai	October 10, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kidou Keisatsu Patlabor: Game Edition	Bandai Visual	Bandai Visual	November 30, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kidou Senki Gundam W: The Battle	Natsume	Bandai	October 10, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kidou Senshi Gundam Version 2.0	Bec	Bandai	March 29, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kidou Senshi Gundam: Giren no Yabou- Zeon no Keifu	Bandai	Bandai	February 10, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kidou Senshi Gundam: Giren no Yabou- Zeon no Keifu – Kouryaku Shireisho	Bandai	Bandai	June 29, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kidou Senshi Gundam: The Gunjin Shogi	Amedio	Bandai	October 25, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kiganjo	Kodansha	Kodansha	December 22, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kikansha Thomas to Nakamatachi	Bandai	Bandai	September 21, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kikuni Masahiko: Warau Fukei-san Pachi-Slot Hunter	Forum	Forum	December 9, 1994	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kileak: The DNA Imperative •Kileak: The Blood^JP/PAL	Genki	SCEA	January 27, 1995	September 29, 1995	September 9, 1995
Killer Loop	Crave Entertainment	VCC Entertainment	Unreleased	November 9, 1999	October 31, 1999
Killing Zone	Scarab	Acclaim	Unreleased	Unreleased	July 1996
Kindaichi Shounen no Jikenbo: Hihoushima Aratanaru Sangeki	Digital Frontier	Kodansha	November 29, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kindaichi Shounen no Jikenbo: Jigoku Yuuen Satsujin Jiken	Digital Frontier	Kodansha	March 26, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kindaichi Shounen no Jikenbo 3: Shouryuu Densetsu Satsujin Jiken	Digital Frontier	Kodansha	August 5, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
King of Bowling	Coconuts Japan	Aisystem Tokyo	September 29, 1995	Unreleased	Unreleased
King of Bowling 2	Coconuts Japan	Midas Interactive	August 27, 1998	September 1, 2000	Unreleased
King of Bowling 3	DigiCube	Phoenix Games	Unreleased	June 27, 2003	Unreleased
The King of Fighters '95	SNK	SNK	June 28, 1996	June 1996	August 31, 1996
The King of Fighters '96	SNK	SNK	July 30, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
The King of Fighters '97	SNK	SNK	May 28, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
The King of Fighters '98	SNK	SNK	March 25, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
The King of Fighters '99	SNK	SNK	March 23, 2000	Unreleased	April 22, 2001
The King of Fighters: Kyo	Yumekobo	SNK	November 27, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kingsley's Adventure	Psygnosis	Psygnosis	Unreleased	October 22, 1999	October 7, 1999
King's Field	FromSoftware	FromSoftware	December 16, 1994	Unreleased	Unreleased
King's Field II^JP •King's Field^PAL,NA	FromSoftware	FromSoftware^JP, ASCII Entertainment^NA, SCEE^PAL	July 21, 1995	1996	February 14, 1996
King's Field III^JP •King's Field II^NA	FromSoftware	FromSoftware^JP, ASCII Entertainment^NA	June 21, 1996	Unreleased	October 31, 1996
Kinniku Banzuke: Road to Sasuke	Konami	Konami	April 27, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kinniku Banzuke Vol. 1: Ore ga Saikyou no Otoko	Konami	Konami	December 16, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kinniku Banzuke Vol. 2: Aratanarugenkai Enochousen!	Konami	Konami	March 23, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kinniku Banzuke Vol. 3 – Saikyou no Challenger Tanjyou!	Konami	Konami	December 21, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kirikou	Étranges Libellules	Wanadoo	Unreleased	November 9, 2001	Unreleased
Kiss Pinball	Wildfire Studios	Take-Two Interactive	Unreleased	Unreleased	April 25, 2001
Kisetsu wo Dakishimete	Sugar & Rockets	SCEI	July 23, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kitchen Panic	Panther Software	Panther Software	May 28, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kitty the Kool!	Imagineer	Imagineer	November 26, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kiwame Daidougi: Tsumuya Tsumazaruya	Mycom	Mycom	June 21, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
KKND2: Krossfire	Krome Studios Melbourne	Krome Studios Melbourne	Unreleased	April 15, 1999	Unreleased
Klaymen Klaymen: The Neverhood Chronicles •The Neverhood^NA	The Neverhood, Riverhill Soft	DreamWorks Interactive	April 23, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Klonoa: Door to Phantomile	Namco	Namco	December 11, 1997	June 5, 1998	June 1998
Klonoa Beach Volleyball	Namco	Namco	April 25, 2002	September 20, 2002	Unreleased
Knockout Kings 99	EA Sports	Black Ops Entertainment	Unreleased	1998	October 31, 1998
Knockout Kings 2000	EA Sports	Black Ops Entertainment	Unreleased	1999	October 31, 1999
Knockout Kings 2001	EA Sports	Black Ops Entertainment	Unreleased	Unreleased	October 30, 2000
KO the Live Boxing	Altron	Altron	June 4, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kochira Katsushikaku Kameari Kouenzen: Hashutsujo – High-Tech Building Shinkou Soshi Sakusen! no Kan	Aisystem Tokyo	Bandai	July 24, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Koi Yohou	PrincessSoft	PrincessSoft	July 26, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kojin Kyouju: La Lecon Particuliere	Mycom	Mycom	April 9, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Konami Antiques MSX Collection Vol. 1	Konami	Konami	November 20, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Konami Antiques MSX Collection Vol. 2	Konami	Konami	January 22, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Konami Antiques MSX Collection Vol. 3	Konami	Konami	March 19, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Konami Arcade Classics	Konami	Konami	Unreleased	Unreleased	November 30, 1999
Koro Koro Post Nin	Media Entertainment	Media Entertainment	January 1, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased	^[77]
Kosodate Quiz: My Angel	Namco	Namco	November 13, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kosodate Quiz: Motto My Angel	Namco	Namco	March 25, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kotetsu Reiki: Steeldom	Technosoft	Technosoft	August 30, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kotobuki Grand Prix	Syscom	Midas Interactive Entertainment	April 8, 1999	February 7, 2003	Unreleased
Kōshien V	Magical Company	Magical Company	May 16, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Koudelka	Sacnoth	^JP^NASNK, Infogrames	December 16, 1999	September 29, 2000	November 30, 1999
Kouyasai	Astrovision	Shoeisha	February 25, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kowloon's Gate	Zeque	Sony Music Entertainment	February 28, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Krazy Ivan	Psygnosis	Psygnosis	October 4, 1996	January 1996	February 15, 1996
Kula World •KulaQuest^JP •Roll Away^NA	Game Design Sweden AB	Psygnosis	May 27, 1999	July 1998	November 30, 1998
Kuro no Juusan	Tonkin House	Tonkin House	September 27, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kuroi Hitomi no Noir: Cielgris Fantasm (Noir Yuex Noire)	Gust	Gust	July 1, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kurt Warner's Arena Football Unleashed	Midway	Midway	Unreleased	Unreleased	May 18, 2000
Kururin Pa!	Sky Think Systems	Sky Think Systems	July 7, 1995	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kyoto Bugi Monogatari	Visit	Visit	June 21, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Kyoutei Wars: Mark 6	ParityBit	Enterbrain	July 5, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
L no Kisetsu: A piece of memories	Tonkin House	Tonkin House	August 5, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Lagnacure	Artdink	Sony Music Entertainment	October 2, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Lagnacure Legend	Artdink	Artdink	July 6, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Lake Masters	Nexus Interact	Dazz	August 2, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Lake Masters 2	Nexus Interact	Dazz	July 9, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Lake Masters Pro	Nexus Interact	Dazz	September 14, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
The Land Before Time: Big Water Adventure	Digital Illusions	TDK Mediactive	Unreleased	Unreleased	November 27, 2002
The Land Before Time: Great Valley Racing Adventure	Vision Scape	TDK Mediactive	Unreleased	Unreleased	May 4, 2001
The Land Before Time: Return to the Great Valley	Realtime Associates	Sound Source	Unreleased	Unreleased	September 15, 2000
Langrisser I & II	NCS	NCS	July 31, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Largo Winch.//Commando Sar	Rebellion	Ubisoft	Unreleased	September 6, 2002	February 1, 2002
The Last Blade	SNK	SNK	February 25, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
The Last Report	Microids	Microids^PAL, Shouei^JP	August 6, 1998	March 1998	Unreleased
Le Concert ff	SAME Creative Inc.	Warashi	December 9, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Le Concert ff+pp	SAME Creative Inc.	Warashi	September 7, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Le Concert pp	SAME Creative Inc.	Warashi	December 9, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver	Crystal Dynamics	SCEA	Unreleased	1999	August 16, 1999
Legend	Toka	Funsoft	Unreleased	December 15, 1998	Unreleased
The Legend of Dragoon	SCEI	SCEA	December 2, 1999	January 19, 2001	June 11, 2000
Legend of Legaia	Contrail	SCEA	October 29, 1998	May 27, 2000	March 17, 1999
Legend of Mana •Seiken Densetsu: Legend of Mana^JP	Square	^JPSquare, ^NASquare Electronic Arts	July 15, 1999	Unreleased	June 7, 2000
Legend of Mulan	The Code Monkeys	Phoenix Games	Unreleased	2003	Unreleased
Legend of Pocahontas	The Code Monkeys	Midas Interactive	Unreleased	April 12, 2002	Unreleased
Lego Island 2: The Brickster's Revenge	Silicon Dreams Studio	Lego Media	Unreleased	Unreleased	March 2001
LEGO no Sekai	Bandai	Bandai	July 18, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
Lego Racers	High Voltage Software	Lego	Unreleased	Unreleased	December 17, 1999
Lego Rock Raiders	Data Design Interactive	Lego Media	Unreleased	1999	July 30, 2000
Lemmings 3D •3D Lemmings^PAL	Clockwork Games	Psygnosis, SCE Australia^AU, SCEI^JP	November 8, 1996	September 29, 1995	November 21, 1995
Lemmings & Oh No! More Lemmings	Psygnosis	Psygnosis	Unreleased	Unreleased	1998
Lethal Enforcers I & II	Konami	Konami	November 20, 1997	November 20, 1997	November 1997
LiberoGrande	Namco	Namco	November 26, 1998	1998	Unreleased
Liberogrande International •Liberogrande 2^JP	Namco	Namco, SCEE^PAL	September 7, 2000	2000	Unreleased
LifeScape: Seimei 40 Okunen Haruka na Tabi	Scitron & Art	Mitsui Bussan	January 26, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
LifeScape 2: Bosy Bionics	Scitron & Art	MediaQuest	August 7, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Light Fantasy Gaiden: Nyanyan ga Nyan	Tonkin House	Tonkin House	October 21, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Lightning Legend: Daigo no Daibouken	KCET	Konami	December 20, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Linda Cube Again	Alfa System	SCEI	September 25, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
The Lion King: Simba's Mighty Adventure	Paradox Development	Activision	Unreleased	March 9, 2001	December 22, 2000
Lion and the King	The Code Monkeys	Midas Interactive Entertainment	Unreleased	April 13, 2001	Unreleased
Lion And The King 2	The Code Monkeys	Phoenix Games	Unreleased	2003	Unreleased
Liquid Books: Amrita's Tree Credito and the Coyote	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1996
Liquid Books: Far-Fetched Frontier Tales	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1996
Liquid Books: Lety's Favorite Stories	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1996
Liquid Books: Pop-Out Prose	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1996
Liquid Books: The Adventures of Adelita and Bo	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1996
Liquid Books: The Wandering Path	Lightspan	Lightspan	Unreleased	Unreleased	1996
Little Big Adventure	Adeline Software International	Electronic Arts	July 19, 1996	1997	Unreleased
Little Princess: Marl Ōkoku no Ningyō Hime 2	Nippon Ichi Software	Nippon Ichi Software	November 25, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Live Wire!^[78]	The Code Monkeys	SCi	Unreleased	April 1999	Unreleased
LMA Manager	Codemasters	Codemasters	Unreleased	September 1999	Unreleased
LMA Manager 2001	Codemasters	Codemasters	Unreleased	March 2001	Unreleased
LMA Manager 2001 English Pack	Codemasters	Codemasters	Unreleased	March 2001	Unreleased
LMA Manager 2002	Codemasters	Codemasters	Unreleased	October 2001	Unreleased
Loaded	Gremlin Interactive	Interplay^NA, Gremlin Interactive^PAL, Electronic Arts Victor^JP	March 15, 1996	February 1996	December 1995
Lode Runner	Petra	Petra	Unreleased	Unreleased	February 4, 1998
Lode Runner Extra	Petra	Petra	January 19, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Lode Runner: The Legend Returns	Banpresto	Natsume	February 16, 1995	Unreleased	Unreleased
Logic Puzzle Rainbow Town	Human Entertainment	Human Entertainment	March 8, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
London Racer	Davilex	Davilex	Unreleased	September 29, 2000	Unreleased
London Racer II	Kiss	Davilex	Unreleased	June 14, 2002	Unreleased
London Seirei Tantei-dan	Bandai	Bandai	May 20, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Lone Soldier	Tempest Software	Telstar^PAL, Virgin Interactive^JP	October 4, 1996	January 1996	Unreleased
Looney Tunes Racing	Circus Freak	Infogrames	Unreleased	March 16, 2001	November 13, 2000
Lord of the Jungle	The Code Monkeys	Midas Interactive	Unreleased	April 12, 2001	Unreleased
The Lost World: Jurassic Park	DreamWorks Interactive	Electronic Arts	December 4, 1997	September 1, 1997	August 31, 1997
Louvre: The Final Curse	Visual Impact	Wanadoo	Unreleased	November 16, 2001	Unreleased
Love & Destroy	Inti Creates	SCEI	December 16, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Love Game's: Wai Wai Tennis	Tears / Ichikawa	Tears / Ichikawa	March 28, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased
Love Game's: Wai Wai Tennis 2^JP •Yeh Yeh Tennis^PAL	Sunsoft	Sunsoft	December 22, 1999	September 8, 2000	Unreleased	^[79]
Love Game's: Wai Wai Tennis Plus	Hamster Corporation	Hamster Corporation	March 28, 2002	Unreleased	Unreleased
Love Hina: Ai wa Kotoba no Chuu ni	KCEJ	KCEJ	September 28, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
Love Hina 2: Kotoba wa Konayuki no You ni	KCEJ	KCEJ	November 30, 2000	Unreleased	Unreleased
LSD	OutSide Directors Company	Bandai	October 22, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
LSD Limited Edition	OutSide Directors Company	Asmik Ace Entertainment	October 22, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Lucifer Ring	Soft Machine	Toshiba EMI	December 23, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Lucky Luke	Ocean Software	Infogrames	Unreleased	Unreleased	November 1998
Lucky Luke: Western Fever	Kalisto	Infogrames	Unreleased	November 2, 2001	Unreleased
Lulu	Tohoku Shinsha	Tohoku Shinsha	November 1, 1996	Unreleased	Unreleased
Lunar: Silver Star Story Complete	Game Arts	Working Designs	May 28, 1998	Unreleased	May 28, 1999
Lunar 2: Eternal Blue Complete	Game Arts	Working Designs	May 27, 1999	Unreleased	December 15, 2000
Lunar Wing: Toki o Koeta Seisen	Shoeisha	Shoeisha	July 12, 2001	Unreleased	Unreleased
Lunatic Dawn III	Artdink	Artdink	December 17, 1998	Unreleased	Unreleased
Lunatic Dawn Odyssey	Artdink	Artdink	December 2, 1999	Unreleased	Unreleased
Lupin III: Chateau de Cagliostro Saikai	Asmik Ace	Asmik Ace	January 10, 1997	Unreleased	Unreleased

Notes[edit]

^This number is always up to date by this script.

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Retrieved from 'https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List_of_PlayStation_games_(A–L)&oldid=913517157'

'U R Not e.'

The PlayStation's creation was a bumpy ride. It began as a CD drive for the SNES, but Nintendo noticed too late that the contract was too favorable to Sony, jumped ship, and went to bed with Philips (which ultimately led to the creation of the infamous CD-i). Publicly scorned and fuming with resentment, Sony decided to take what they had at that point and make their own console. Many expected it to be an also-ran, at most a distant third place. Yet the angry newcomer came out swinging and crushed the competition, leaving them asking: what the hell just happened?

Here's what: the PlayStation was their perfect storm. While everyone else fucked shit up, Sony got pretty much everything right. While Sega did a complex and expensive design that left even the best programmers scratching their heads, Sony did a simple but powerful machine that was much easier to code for; and while Nintendo tried to gouge third-parties with cartridge prices, Sony offered their CD manufacturing plants and distribution structure to publish their games at much lower costs.

Ultimately, it became the best selling console ever (later surpassed by the PlayStation 2), so you will find a vast game library. Quite a lot of garbage in the pile too, but that's what this wiki is here for, right?

Yeah you can play PS1 games on a PSP, a PS2 or a PS3*. If you have to get a PS1 get a Yaroze, it plays games regardless of region, unlike the regular PS1s or get a modchip.

Please note that 'PS1-PSN' denotes games available on the PSone Classics service on Playstation Network (simplified for space issues).

* Protip: Contrary to popular belief, ALL PS3 units can play PS1 discs. PS2 games however are out of the question.

PlayStation Games - NTSC-U/PAL

Box Art	Title	Genre	Description	PS1-PSN (NA)
Air Combat	Flight Combat Arcade	The first Ace Combat game; the name was changed for America and Europe. Considered to be one of the best flight combat series. Choose from a number of aircraft and go into battle with a 'wingman' who you can give commands to. Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Ace Combat 2	Flight Combat Arcade	Second installment in the Ace Combat franchise. A huge improvement over Air Combat, especially in regards for graphics and gameplay. Features a lot of what made future installments in the series great, including named aces, special paint schemes, a phenomenal soundtrack, and tunnel missions.	N	N (GER)
Akuji The Heartless	Action / Platformer	An early platformer game for the PSX, you are a tribal shaman whose girlfriend was kidnapped for a ritual, now you must traverse various worlds, collect voodoo dolls and slay demons to save her.
Alundra	Action-RPG	A Zelda-esque overhead action-adventure with light RPG elements where you play as a boy who can explore people's dreams. It's visually pleasant, there's lots of secrets to uncover, and the well-told story has some refreshingly somber tones. However this game is much more puzzle-intensive than your average Zelda, and some can get frustratingly hard. Expect some silly out-of-place dialogue courtesy of Working Designs. The sequel went 3D, is unrelated plot-wise, and opinions on it are mixed. Dual Hearts (PS2) is a spiritual sequel by the same team. Trailer.	Y ($5.99)	N (GER)
Ape Escape	Platformer	The first game in a series where you must use your wits and an assortment of gadgets to capture monkeys running amok in various levels. The monkeys have patterns of their own and may require trickery to capture; the games have lots of slapstick humor and pop culture references. Fun Drum 'n Bass soundtrack and bright visuals. Ape Escape 2 is on PS2. Trailer.	N	N (GER)
Apocalypse	Run n' Gun	A game about Bruce Willis being Bruce Willis. But besides that, a great game made by those lovable bastards, Neversoft. Controls are something different, but they are best used in analog mode if you can. The story is basically it's the future, and you escape from jail in the middle of the goddammned Apocalypse. For a Run n' Gun, it's very different than other games such as Metal Slug. The bosses are pretty cool, like in the first level, you fight a tank that shoots rockets and has a flamethrower. Has a bunch of one liners from Bruce himself, but they're tolerable.	N	N (GER)
Arc the Lad Collection	SRPG	A fantasy RPG trilogy localized by Working Designs, with a monster arena/casino side-game thrown in. The first game is a basic but satisfying adventure with grid-based, SRPG-style combat. The second game follows the first directly (but has you play as the first game's antagonist), refines the combat, is much more expansive, has an excellent story, and is the best overall. The third game is an unnecessary and uninspired regression to the first that the team originally didn't want to do, but is still 'okay.' The three can be bought separately on PSN. Gameplay.	Y $5.99 (I-III) $3.99 (Arena) $8.99 (II + Arena)	N (GER)psn slowdown
Armored Core	Mech Combat	Take your mecha out there to blow up stuff; earn money to build better mecha parts and blow up even more stuff. Lots of customization. Gameplay	N	N (GER)
Armored Core: Project Phantasma	Mech Combat	A sort of expansion to Armored Core, with new parts, new missions, and an Arena system. Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Army Men: Air Attack	Action	Army Men. yea you know shit's goin' down! Also available on the N64. Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Azure Dreams	roguelike; social sim; monster collecting	Explore a tower of randomly-generated floors and slay monsters in roguelike-style combat, where death means the loss of items and progress. Outside of the tower you can hatch and raise companion monsters, help build up your town, and indulge in a limited dating sim feature. The sprite work is kind of ugly, but it has that PS1 RPG charm. Ported to GBC with trimmed social sim features, but additional floors to explore in the tower. Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
BattleTanx: Global Assault	Action	Sequel to BattleTanx (N64). In a post-apocalyptic world ruled by roaming tank armies, a family is divided when their son is kidnapped by a rival gang for his incredible psychic powers. Combat is extremely fun, with an esoteric variety of tanks and weaponry and hectic multiplayer. The N64 version has less tanks and features, but slightly better gameplay.
Blazing Dragons	Adventure	Based on a 90s Canadian cartoon that parodies Arthurian legend; the knights and princesses are dragons, while men are the monsters. Lots of British humor, fetch quests and puzzles. You can't die and it's mostly painless. Also on Saturn. No PC version, curiously. Gameplay.	N	N
Bloody Roar 2	3D Fighting	Hudson and Eighting/Raizing knew that 3D arena fighters had a tight competition, even by 1997, so they decided to have their characters be able to transform into powerful 'Beast Mode' versions, making it a whole 'nother critter. This sequel to the experimental former includes a surprisingly robust story mode, and is considered by several fans to be the best of the series. Gameplay.	Y ($5.99)	N (GER)
Bomberman Party Edition	Puzzle / Action	Classic Bomberman action, this version includes a remake of the original NES game, as well as a cool battle mode with various selectable characters.
Bomberman Fantasy Race	Racing	Amazing Mario Kart rip-off with Bomberman characters, instead of cars they use the animal buddies from the series.
Bomberman World	Puzzle / Action	More Bomberman, this one features an isometric view. Only problem with this game is that the animal buddies are only available for fighting the bosses, but otherwise is the good old Bomberman formula.
Brave Fencer Musashi	Action	A comedic action title by Square set in medieval/steampunk mix of a fantasy world. Includes a number of interesting features, such as copying enemies' powers in Kirby-like fashion to tear through foes or solve puzzles. Saving the kingdom's residents, lets you access more features and even gain new upgrades and skills. Lots of in-game collectibles and extras, too. Trailer.	N	N (GER)
Breath of Fire III	JRPG; turn-based	A traditional, turn-based JRPG set in a fantasy world populated by anthropomorphic beings. Features limited character customization, and side-activities such as fishing and raising a fairy village. Beautiful sprite work and fluid combat transitions. Very long, even for a JRPG. Regularly considered the best entry in the series. Ported to PSP (PAL/JP-only). Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Breath of Fire IV	JRPG; turn-based	A traditional, turn-based JRPG similar in most ways to its predecessor, but with a more Far East-inspired setting. Features a less focused story, but a more memorable villain. Activities like fishing and the fairy village return, while combat is more fast-paced and streamlined. Once again, beautiful sprite work and animations. A fan-favorite. Also on PC. Gameplay.	Y ($5.99)	N (GER)
Brigandine: The Legend of Forsena	SRPG	A highly replayable SRPG; pick one of six nations and take over the continent with your knights and monsters. Each nation has its own ruler and story, and the AI is competent. A 2000 re-issue made the evil nation playable and added a 'true' final boss, but is Japan only. (English patch for Brigiandine Grand edition exists here)	N	N
Bushido Blade	3D Fighting Combat Sim	An attempt at creating a sword-fighting sim. Unlike conventional fighting games, the gameplay focus is on where you were hit, rather than combos and health bars. You can also cripple your opponent by attacking their arms or legs, or even score an instant kill with a head hit. Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Bust-A-Groove [EU: Bust-A-Move]	Rhythm	Input commands and time a final button press correctly to bust the titular groove. Includes a delightfully bizarre plot about a dance competition to find out who can out-dance a giant robot wrecking havoc in Tokyo. (Where else?) It's quite rare. Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Castlevania: Symphony of the Night	platformer; non-linear; action-RPG	A non-linear platformer with a massive, interconnected game world full of secrets and treasures. Has RPG-style level-ups and a huge variety of weapons and magic. Beautiful Gothic art style and soundtrack, and crammed with hidden content. Easy compared to previous Castlevania games. Ported to Saturn (extra content, but Japan-only) and PSP (Dracula X Chronicles). Note: the official translation is not quite right. Use this patch on a Japanese iso.	Y ($9.99)	N (GER)
Castlevania Chronicles	platformer; action	A remake of a Japan-only Castlevania game for the Sharp 86K PC, itself a re-imagining of the original Castlevania. Very challenging, hardcore-style gameplay with multiple New Game+ cycles of ever-increasing difficulty. Also features an Arrange Mode with new level designs and a goth-punk look for Simon Belmont. Player performance is scored. Gameplay.	Y ($5.99)	N (GER)
Chocobo Racing	Kart Racing	This game was a shameless advertisement for Chocobo's Dungeon 2, but it is surprisingly fun for a knock-off 'kart' racer. Features nice control, fun characters, and upbeat music, including remixed tracks from other Final Fantasy games, even some that hadn't officially come out overseas yet. Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Chocobo's Dungeon 2	RPG / Roguelike	Chocobo's Dungeon 2 is a surprisingly decent roguelike. You traverse dungeons, find items to increase your strength, and magic books to cast spells. The game can get a little repetitive, but trudging through the dungeons to get to the bosses is also mildly addicting. Trailer. The unrelated spiritual successor is on the Wii and is kickass. That game has a downgraded version with extras on the DS (but the DS is JP only, while Wii came out in all over).	N	N (GER)
Chrono Cross	JRPG; turn-based	An experimental JRPG with only loose connections to Chrono Trigger. Features over forty obtainable party members, a grinding-free level-up system, and a philosophically-inclined story. Very easy. Sublime ambient soundtrack and gorgeous, pre-rendered stages with dreamlike art direction. A controversial and ambitious game. Trailer.	Y ($9.99)	N (GER)
Clock Tower	Adventure Horror	The sequel to the original Clock Tower (SNES), a point'n'click horror adventure. It directly follows the events of the first game, with scenarios where you play as protagonist Jennifer or her adoptive mother Helen, as well as other characters. Evidently, the Scissorman also returns. Gameplay. The PS1 remake of the original is called Clock Tower: The First Fear and has 3D graphics, but many prefer the original's sprite-based presentation. A spin-off called Ghost Head was localized as Clock Tower II: The Struggle Within, but has nothing to do with the series and isn't very well-liked.	N	N (GER)
Colony Wars	Space Sim	Hop into the cockpit as you wage war against the savage Earth Empire and its Colonial Navy, and stop its regime of oppression as a pilot of the League of Free Worlds in this epic two-disc space shooter. With over 70 missions, multiple mission paths and endings, there are so many ways the war can turn: each mission can make a difference. Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Colony Wars: Vengeance	Space Sim	Follow the story of Mertens, a pilot in the Colonial Navy, during his struggle against the League of Free Worlds, in this sequel to the first Colony Wars game. With craft upgrades and ground-based missions, Colony Wars: Vengeance adds more variety to the Colony Wars game series. Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Crash Bandicoot	Platform	Brilliant platformer. If you haven't played this, go play it now. It even has passwords if you don't have a memory card for some reason or you want to skip ahead. Gameplay. Overshadowed by its sequels, but still pretty damn fun.	Y ($5.99)	Y (GER) €4.99
Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back	Platform	Better than the first. Tons of fun. Crash has new moves to platform with and in some stages, new rides, including a jet-waterboard, a spacy jet-pack, and a.. Baby Polar Bear?! (Protip: said Bear pops up in a certain warp room. Though it's cruel, Belly Slam him multiple times and many extra lives will be yours!) Gameplay.	Y ($5.99)	N (GER)
Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped!	Platform	Crash gets flung in time and must take out the baddies and get home. Crash gets even MORE moves to bust a Bandi-groove with. Now introduced are underwater and motorcycle segments. You really should play this. Arguably the last good/GREAT Crash platformer before Naughty Dog let other developers alter it. Gameplay. If you hanker for more Crash, try Twinsanity on PS2 and consider Crash's first 2 GBA games, especially 2GBA. The ones besides that suck.	Y ($5.99)	Y (GER) €4.99
Crash Team Racing	Racing	~~A good~~ the best racing game for the PSX. If you haven't played CTR, stop gaming immediately. Blatant (and superior) copy of Mario Kart, but who cares? Gameplay.	Y ($5.99)	Y (GER) €4.99
Crash Bash	Mini-games	The first Crash game done by someone other than Naughty Dog. It's fun with friends just like Mario Party but with a couple of differences in gameplay. Not as good as the old ones, but it's a suitable party game. At least EUROCOM didn't rape the series. It's available on PSN in Japan but America has yet to see rerelease. Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Croc: Legend of the Gobbos	Platform	Fully-3D, roaming platformer. Gameplay-wise, this is arguably as solid as Mario 64, as long as you use analog sticks. Otherwise, you'll likely run into some hard jumps. Be sure to save your fuzzy pals to get the true ending! Also available on Saturn and PC. Sequel has better controls, but changed quite a few things. Both have some really AWFUL GBC ports. Don't bother with them. Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Croc 2	Platform	Like the first game took influence from Mario 64, this takes a cue from Banjo-Kazooie. Hub world, characters that talk and collect-a-thons. Generally not as good as the one above but controls are a little better, though at times overly sensitive, and it's a passable closer to Croc's series. Also on PC (and unlike the former it's actually playable on something modern) and GBC, but the Game Boy version is utter shit. Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
D	Horror Puzzle	A strange and obtuse game by the notoriously weird Kenji Eno, where you must make your way through a dungeon in two real-time hours to track down your murderous father and find out the truth about your family. Consists entirely of solving puzzles and finding items to unlock new scenes which shed more light on the story. Has multiple endings, and some Uncanny Valley 3D graphics and psychedelic effects to boot. A weird game for the curious. Has two pseudo sequels: Enemy Zero on the Saturn and PC, and the excellent, but very different D2 for Dreamcast. Trailer. Also on the 3DO, PC, and Saturn.	n/a	n/a
Darkstalkers The Night Warriors	2D Fighting	Original game and 1st in the darkstalkers series. Even if you own the superior Darkstalkers 3, this version is still passable as well as enjoyable. Gameplay.	Y ($5.99)	N(GER)
Darkstalkers 3: Jedah's Damnation	2D Fighting	Capcom's Darkstalkers series still has a strong cult following thanks to its memorable characters, cartoony and detailed animations, and deep fighting gameplay that introduced several now-standard features to the genre. Inspired by pulpy horror and mythology, its zany cast includes vampires, succubi, fish-men, aliens, zombie rockers, and bounty hunters. The final game in the series is often considered the best (and has the largest roster), but for fighting game veterans it's more a matter of personal taste. Gameplay.	Y ($5.99)	N (GER)
Dead or Alive	3D Fighting	Tecmo's own 3D Arena fighter to counter Tekken and Virtua Fighter with some slightly different mechanics, a few good ideas, and a larger bustline. Saturn original is better but Japan only. Has sequels which improved the graphics and gameplay and some fanservice-heavy sport spin-offs (read: boobs, volleyball and boobs). Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Digimon: Digital Card Battle	TCG Sim	Remember the Digimon card game? This is that game done right. Over 300 cards to collect, trade, fuse, and battle with. Cameos by all the main Digidestined from the first two seasons. An actual plot (!!) that both retells Season 2 and ties this game to the original Digimon World(!!!). Bad points include a somewhat inconsistent difficulty level and graphics that are a bit sub-par. Worth a try for any Digimon fan or TCG fan. Gameplay	N	N (GER)
Digimon World	RPG / Monster Sim	Essentially, this amounts to Tamagotchi with a lot of exploration. The 'Digimon World' is a huge land with tons of secrets. The goal of the game is to recruit Digimon to revive File City. Although a bit unforgivingly difficult at first, once you start recruiting some Digimon, the game is extremely addicting. Has a direct sequel on the PSP.Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Digimon World 2	RPG / Dungeon Crawler	Digimon World 2 is a good sequel though very different. It's a dungeon crawling RPG where you can recruit different digimon to fight for you(up to three per battle). What's interesting is that there's a cap for each digimon and to raise that cap you have to start fusing them ending up with a different party all the time. Features 'SD' graphics instead of the 'realistic' (?) designs of 1 and 3. Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Digimon World 3 (Digimon World 2003)	RPG	Digimon World 3 is a run-of-the-mill RPG. Not bad, but load times do hurt it. The EU version is better since you can keep playing after the ending. Features a rather limited cast of playable Digimon compared to the first two and borrow quite a few elements from the portable Pokemon games, like 'Gym' battles.Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Digimon Rumble Arena	2D Fighting	You got some explaining to do for not having this. Probably has some of THE GREATEST SOUNDTRACK ON A PS1. Fun fighting. You get a lot of characters. Not as many as you would need if you're a fan but enough to satisfy you for a long while. Sequel on Xbox/GC/PS2 but I'm not sure if it's good or bad. Go try both if you like Smash Bros. rehashes done good. Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Dino Crisis	survival horror; action	A survival horror game with fixed camera angles, tank controls, and limited resources. Mechanically similar to Resident Evil but a bit more action-oriented, and set on an island overrun by dinosaurs, Jurassic Park-style. The focus is on avoiding dinosaurs and progressing by solving inventory puzzles. Also on PC and Dreamcast with slightly nicer graphics. Trailer.	Y ($5.99)	N (GER)
Dino Crisis 2	Action	It's a LOT more action-packed than the first Dino Crisis, so that can be a reason to love/hate this game. The plot follows the story a year after Dino Crisis events. Some facility dedicate to research of the project 'Third Enegy' dissapeared from present day and traveled to the past, so it's your mission go back in time to save any survivors and secure the missing files from the research. At first you play as Dylan, but later on you can control Regina too. The gameplay is pretty much running while killing some dinos. If you chain the kills you make a combo, that will earn you points to buy a good variety weapons, ammo and some items. Also has more dinos to kill. Great action game!Also available on PC. Trailer.	Y ($5.99)	N
Disruptor	FPS	Pretty fun; looks way better with texture smoothing on on the PS2. Probably one of the PS1's best FPS. The game doesn't give you a lot of ammo for each level so you must shoot carefully and use STRATEGERY. You also get a shotgun that shoots anti-matter, pretty cool. Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Doom	FPS	It's motherfucking DOOM, it doesn't need to be explained. Also, by far ~~one of~~ the best console port of the game. Includes new lighting, SFX, and a dark ambient soundtrack. Features levels from Doom1 and 2, not to count some brand new ones. Does have co-op with the link cable if you happen to have 2 OG ps1s, 2 copies of the game, and a buddy. There is a total conversion of this version for GZDoom if you want to play this on your computer with fancy graphics and stuff or if you just prefer the good 'n old keyboard. Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Dragon Seeds	RPG	In a world flooded by global warming, scientists discover dragon-like creatures long frozen in the now-thawed Antarctica, which are cloned and spliced, resulting in many races of beasts used in battles for profit and sport. A monster-raising sim with more customization than usual, and an engrossing time sink. Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Dragon Warrior VII	RPG	A famously huge game at its time of release, even for the Dragon Quest series. DWVII didn't make any massive changes to the tried-and-true formula of the franchise, though it features an especially lovable cast of characters and a remarkably put-together story, even if it's muddled by all the padding. The game has you constantly traveling between the past and present, which can lead to a lot of boring back-and-forth, but most back-tracking can be avoided through shortcuts. Though it has a really slow first couple hours and generally requires patience (especially for the Dharma Temple), it's worth sticking with if you have the time. Series newcomers may struggle with it. Remade for 3DS, with revamped graphics, streamlined gameplay, and a bit less padding. (Recommended!) DQVIII is on the PS2. Gameplay.	N	N
Driver	Racing	Fantastic driving (duh) game, focuses more on dramatic inner city getaways/pursuits than simple racing. This game is probably the closest you'll get to recreating the awesomeness of that one chase scene from Bullitt. PROTIP: Get the PC version if you can, it looks much better. Sequels went downhill fast! Gameplay.	N	Y (GER) €4.99
Ehrgeiz	3D Fighting	A rather mediocre 3D fighting game but notable for having unlockable Final Fantasy VII characters. However, the best feature is Quest Mode, a suprisingly deep roguelike dungeon crawler using the fighting game engine. This means combat is 3D and real-time! Instead of right clicking thousands of times to slay enemies, you actually control your character as if in a fighting game, swinging axes and swords and doing fluid combos. There's even a hunger system and weapon enchanting! Amazingly fun and addictive if you even remotely enjoy dungeon crawlers. Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Einhänder	Shoot 'em Up	What's this? A shooter made by SQUARESOFT? And it's actually really good? Well damn. Also INCREDIBLY rare these days. Play it if you like shooters. Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Elemental Gearbolt	rail shooter; light gun	A co-op light gun game that tells a tragic story in a dreamlike, sci-fantasy world. Players can upgrade their weapons between stages using their score. Very hard! Compatible with the Namco Guncon, but can also be played with the DualShock controller. The story is very mildly connected to the Castle Shikigami series. Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Eternal Eyes	SRPG	A very basic SRPG in the style of Final Fantasy Tactics where you fuse magical gems to an army of puppets to shape their skillset; you can also combine them to form stronger units, but this system is very unreliable and sometimes results in weaker ones. While the presentation is lacking and the story is boring (often with 5-6 battles between any story scenes), controls are tight and combat is solid at its core (with an overall low level of challenge), sure to satisfy anyone desperate for more of that rare FFT-style action on the console. Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Evil Zone	3D Fighting Game	An average-at-best 3D fighting game that while it lacks in complexity (a fighting game that only uses two-buttons?), it has a charmingly cheesy 90s-anime style presentation, a hilarously bad dub (Col.Campbell and Duke Nukem as hammy anime styled heroes!), some rather impressive visuals and an awesome soundtrack. Its developer would eventually be the creator of many wrestling games like most of the WWE games and the Rumble Roses series. Gameplay.	N	N
Final Fantasy VII	JRPG; turn-based	A turn-based JRPG with an innovative, fantasy steampunk setting and an emotional story. Its unique art direction, memorable character designs, and excellent soundtrack have made it a classic of the genre. Features limited character customization and lots of side-content, including two optional party members and several optional bosses. Also on PC and iOS. An action-RPG remake is in the works for PS4.	Y ($9.99)	Y (GER) €9.99
Final Fantasy VIII	RPG	SquareSoft was under a lot of pressure to follow up FFVII, (see here. ) and what resulted was a strange game with a grandiloquent central romance, crazy (and beautiful) sci-fantasy settings, and a Draw system that still has the fandom split. It seems like Square tried to one-up FFVII in every way and came up with a game that is very inconsistent, but interesting. Has its diehard fans and haters. Worth at least a try for series fans. Gameplay aside, the music is some of the best in the entire FF series. Uematsu delivers some amazing piano work , waltz and the always amazing boss battle theme that get's your heart pumpin' . Still not enough? Watch this and decide for yourself.	Y ($9.99)	Y (GER) €9.99
Final Fantasy IX	RPG	With the changing aesthetics and themes of FFVII and VIII, this game was a return to the lighthearted fantasy of the NES/SNES titles, with more cartoony characters and lots of callbacks to FFI-VI. A solid game with a shiny coat of nostalgia. Trailer.Gameplay.	Y ($9.99)	Y (GER) €9.99
Final Fantasy Anthology	RPG	A collection of Final Fantasy V and VI with some new features and cutscenes. Was the first time V released in the USA with an authentic translation. Has some sucky load times for battles. FF V Gameplay.FF VI Gameplay.	Y (FFV) $9.99 Y (FFVI) $9.99	N (GER)
Final Fantasy Chronicles	RPG	A collection of Final Fantasy IV and Chrono Trigger with new features and cutscenes. Get ready for shitty, 15-second battle loading-times in CT. The DS version of CT is this one with instant loading and some new features, so that's the recommended choice if you'll be playing CT. However, this is the purest release of FFIV, in that it most resembles the Japanese SFC original. The GBA and DS ports add new features, though. Trailer.	N (FFIV) Y (CT) $9.99	N (GER)
Final Fantasy Origins	RPG	Collects Final Fantasy and Final Fantasy II on the PlayStation, with improved graphics and some extra content. The GBA port was a more complete remake; same with the PSP, although those were sold separately. Still a decent collection. FF I Gameplay.FF II Gameplay.	Y ($9.99)	N (GER)
Final Fantasy Tactics	SRPG	A grid-based SRPG set in Ivalice and penned by Yasumi Matsuno. The job system is addictive and fun, but somewhat nullified by the broken characters you recruit later on. The story revolves around political unrest and clashing ideologies, but later devolves into DEMONS! fare. It is still an engrossing SRPG. FFVII's Cloud is recruitable. The translation's quality is famously sketchy. Ported to PSP (FFT: War of the Lions) with a re-translated script and a couple new jobs and characters. Trailer.	Y ($9.99)	N (GER)
Frogger	Platformer	Fun as hell but can be agonizingly difficult. The game is designed as a 3D successor to the arcade original. Probably the only good Frogger game since the arcade original. Unfortunately, there's lots of lag when you play it on console, so if you pick up the disc, using an emulator is highly recommended.	N	N (GER)
Front Mission 3	SRPG	Square's Front Mission series usually stays in Japan on account of being about international politics and giant robots, but this game was very competently localized. Play through two different scenarios (each one over 30 hours long) witnessing a confict from different sides, where characters do the best they can in a morally ambiguous setting. Combat is grid-based and turn-based, where you use skills and strategy to destroy enemy robots' body parts, and can even eject your pilots to hijack your opponents' machines. Robot customization is a deep and essential part of progressing. If you can get past the ugly, muddled combat visuals and stiff animations, you'll find an engrossing game. The sequel is on PS2. Trailer. Warning: Emulating this (especially on ePSXe) carries the risk of encountering bugs that will prevent you from finishing the game. It's $5.99 on PSN.	Y ($5.99)	N (GER)
Future Cop L.A.P.D.	TPS	Action-packed third-person shooter. Great two-player modes including co-op. An absolute must-play. Built from the corpse of the cancelled game Future Strike.Gameplay.	Y ($5.99)	Y (GER) €4.99
G-Darius	Shoot 'em Up	The absoulte pinnacle of the Darius series. The capture mechanic from Darius Gaiden is back and better than ever; rather than just picking off the orbs from midbosses, you now store them in reserve and can use them on just about every basic enemy. Once they start to wear out their welcome you can either detonate them like a traditional smart bomb or charge them up into a fuck huge laser beam that grows even BIGGER on contact with other laser beams! (Taito Legends 2 port is the way to go with this, however that lacks boss rush, so this version is still a viable choice.) Gameplay.	N	N
Galerians	Survival Horror	A cinematic sci-fi survival horror title with a bleak setting and anime-style character designs. You play as a psychic boy captured and experimented on by the genetically-engineered Galerians. You can fight enemies with powers, but depend on drugs to keep them in check and if they go haywire, you start exploding heads left and right. Unlike other games in the genre where you scour every corner for items and ammo, Galerians is more about strictly avoiding enemies (lest you quickly lose control), which can make parts of the game long-winded or frustrating. However, the story and setting are pretty much unique in this style. The sequel is on PS2. Gameplay.	N	N
Gekido	Action Beat 'em Up	A beat 'em up with a lot of playable characters in the style of Power Stone, can be played by 2 to 4 players, it's a full 3D game and looks very nice despite being on the PS1, story mode on the game is also well done, you also have paths to choose that lead to new unlockable characters and so, great game to play with bro's. Has a GBA spin-off story that's more of a straightforward 2D beat 'em up. Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Gex: Enter the Gecko	Platformer	The second Gex game, it goes full 3D but is still a cool platformer nonetheless. The camera may be annoying sometimes.	Y ($5.99)
Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko	Platformer	Even more Gex for you! The platforming gets might insane on later levels so beware!	Y ($5.99)
Ghost in the Shell	Action	Third-person action game, you control a Fuchikoma Tank that can even walk on walls, the cutscenes don't fuck around with the gameplay (you can just skip them if they annoy you) and it varies from explore/kill to meeting requirements as kill X targets in X time, or rail shooting missions. Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Gran Turismo	Racing	The start of one of the best racing series for Sony. Realistic drivan ahoy. Important note: if you have any respect for your ears, be sure to get the Japanese version. It has a sweet ass jazz fusion original soundtrack, replaced with licensed alt-rock dreck in the west. I mean, compare this to this.. what the fuck were they thinking?!	N	N (GER)
Gran Turismo 2	Racing	See Gran Turismo with some improvements and whatnot. You know, just doubling the amount of tracks (27 vs 11) and featuring over 4 times the amount of cars available (650 vs 140). The selection of Cars wouldn't be matched until GT4 came out. The game was rushed to market to make the 1999 Christmas season, so the earlier copies have a bug that prevents you from getting a 100% completion,caused by the removal of a Drag Race mode, among other glitches (like your garage deleting randomly). Later pressings and the Greatest Hits copies doesn't have these issue. Again, get the Japanese version for the good soundtrack.	N	N (GER)
Grandia	JRPG; active-time combat	Fantasy JRPG with a thrilling combat system that combines real-time action with pausing for commands, and emphasizes timing. The story is heavily character-driven and imbued with a sense of warmth that is similar to the LUNAR games (they share the same developer). Very easy, and lacking in optional content. Originally released on the Saturn (JP-only) with slightly nicer graphics. Trailer.	Y ($5.99)	N (GER)
The Granstream Saga	Action-RPG	The fourth game in the '[hhttp://www.hardcoregaming101.net/quintet/ Heaven and Earth trilogy]' (Soul Blazer, Illusion of Gaia, and Terranigma, all for SNES), where you play as a very cookie-cutter hero off to save his floating world. A top-down action-RPG with 3D graphics and real-time combat, which can be very fun. Sadly the story is completely by-the-numbers, character models are faceless and ugly, puzzles are a slog, and there isn't nearly enough enemy variety to keep fights (which are always one-on-one) interesting. Recommended only if you're a huge fan of the preceeding games (though there are no direct plot connections) or want to give a unique and experimental, but lazy and barebones RPG a shake.	N	N
Guilty Gear	2D Fighting	First installment of the series. Has an amazing soundtrack on par with the sequels, air dashes, overdrives and instant kills featured as well like in the successors. Gameplay.	N	Y (GER) €4.99
Gundam Battle Assault 2	2D Fighting	If you're a Gundam fan (or a mecha fan in general,) I strongly recommend this. Other people however might find the gameplay really slow and clunky (you are fighting in 17+ meter tall mechs after all), it is also VERY unbalanced and there are only 6 stages. Graphics are surprisingly good. PROTIPS: Real men play as Ball, Pick Dark (Devil) Gundam to auto-win every fight {C}Also: If you're curious about GBA1, it is laughably bad. But if you REALLY want to try it, just download it (it's only 15mb). Just stay the hell away from GBA 3 on the PS2, it's even worse. Gameplay.	N
Rapid Reload	run-n-gun	PAL/JP-only, and known as Gunner's Heaven in Japan. A 2D run-n-gun game with two playable characters, but no co-op mode. Very challenging, with a score-based power-up system that is quite unforgiving. It looks and plays extremely similar to Gunstar Heroes, but features a cool grappling hook mechanic. Has an appealing steampunk Wild West setting. Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Heart of Darkness	platformer	Cinematic platformer with realistic physics and no HUD, directed by Eric Chahi of Another World fame. Play as a young boy exploring a hostile alien planet. Has a beautiful comic book-style aesthetic and surprisingly graphic, varied death animations. Short but very hard, and occasionally plain cheap. DEATHS!!!	N	N (GER)
Hercules	2D Platformer	A fun platformer based on the Disney animated film. Features good looking 2D & 3D graphics that fit in well with the artstyle of the movie. Herc has access to a lot of special abilities, including a nifty Zeus-style channeled lightning attack. Also has Danny Devito, who talks to you! Gameplay.Dat disturbing Hercules voice (grunts, grunts everywhere).	Y ($5.99)	Y
Herc's Adventures	Run n' Gun/Beat 'Em Up	A humorous and irreverent LucasArts successor to Zombies Ate My Neighbors, with a similar overhead perspective and maze-like levels. Play as Herc, Jason or Atalanta, each with different strengths and weaknesses. You can find various weapons and upgrades for your characters as well. It's also kind of long for the genre. Gameplay.	Y ($5.99)	N (GER)
Hogs of War	Strategy	Hogs of War is sort of like Worms, albeit in 3D. It is a pretty funny game. The pigs all have silly names and voices. You can play as pigs from an assortment of different nations. Over the course of the game, you can also customize how you would like to improve your squadron of swine. Sequel on Wii sometime.. whenever it's done. Gameplay.	Y ($5.99)	N (GER)
Hotwheels Turbo Racing	Racing/Stunts	Fun racan and stuntan. Gameplay. Also on the N64.	n/a	n/a
Intelligent Qube	Puzzle Action	Capture the cubes advancing towards you without being crushed or falling off the stage. Makes you feel great (PEEEEEERFECT!) until you get to the real challenges and want to die. Also has a great soundtrack. Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Jackie Chan Stuntmaster	Beat'em Up	It has Jackie Chan, what else would you want? You control Jackie and go beat some bad guys, you can even perform all of his stunts and maneuvers and grab stuff around to use as weapons! You can even unlock a secret Drunken Master level! It has some platforming segments, which are the weakest part of the game, but the game is still awesome!
Jojo's Bizarre Adventure	2D Fighting	Made by Capcom, quite possibly the best manga-based fightan of all time. Based on the Stardust Crusaders arc from the manga and features interesting fighting mechanics. Extremely combo heavy. A better version is available on Dreamcast. WRYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!	N	N (GER)
Jersey Devil	Platform	Fuckwin 3D platformer made by some ~~French~~ Québécois company. Collect letters to spell out KNARF to get to the next level. Also basketball. If you like this, consider trying its spiritual successor from the same company: Bugs Bunny: Lost in Time. Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Jumping Flash	Platform	First-person platformer where you play a robotic rabbit jumping on shit. Crazy. Gameplay. Spiritual sequel to Japan-only Geograph Seal for the Sharp X68000.	Y ($5.99)	N (GER)
Jumping Flash 2	Platform	Much like the first game. Crazier. Gameplay. There was a Japan-only third game, Robbit Mon Dieu.	Y ($5.99)	N (GER)
Kartia: The Word of Fate	SRPG	An obscure SRPG with character designs by Final Fantasy's Yoshitaka Amano. Entirely linear, you play through two separate stories with different protagonists which eventually intertwine. Summoning and upgrading your troops all revolves around Kartia, magical cards. Very tense and melodramatic plot. Gameplay.	N	N
Kagero: Deception II	Puzzle RPG	The unique Deception series revolves around setting up deadly traps in your castle to kill uninvited guests in the most points-racking way possible. This time traps can interact with each other for combos, and there are multiple endings. Gameplay.	N	N
King of Fighters 99, The	Fighting	6th Installment of the series and released in US as well on PS1, KoF 99 has a darker mood/ambiance than 98 and has a full fledged story mode per team, the coloring is quite nice as it resembles somewhat in Garou MoTW on those tones, the gameplay remained a bit untouched with the exception of changed rolling system into a hop system or a mix of the old dodge move with the addition that it moves forward this time, has max modes that let you perform specials at any given time or armor mode that provides you a quasi-super armor like Hulk has in MSH-MSHvsSF-MvC,etc., Kyo(The original) and Iori are hidden from the start and must be unlocked though.	N	N
King's Field (Kings Field II)	Action / Dungeon Crawler	Actually King's Field II in Japan, the first game was never localized (but has been fan-translated). King's Field is the grandaddy of Demon's/Dark Souls, and has the same claustrophobic, dreadful atmosphere and sadistic difficulty. You are dropped on a cursed island with no backstory and have complete freedom to progress, which is made by finding keys, secret doors and new weaponry. The aged graphics and rudimentary, first-person interface haven't dampered its charms, but it's not for everyone. Gameplay.
Klonoa: Door to Phantomile	platformer	Whimsical fantasy platformer with 2D, sprite-based gameplay on polygonal, 3D backgrounds. Not quite as easy as most cutesy platformers, with some challenging post-game content. Has a surprisingly touching story and a generally appealing aesthetic. Remade for Wii with new graphics and voice acting, which were generally disliked. Gameplay.	Y ($5.99)	N (GER)
Koudelka	RPG	A XIX century story with Gothic stylings, where the party must plunder a monster-infested castle to prevent a forbidden ritual. Prequel to the Shadow Hearts series. Combat is original, but unrefined. Has a very distinct atmosphere and style. Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Legacy of Kain: Blood Omen	Action/Adventure	Started the venerable series; here you play as the titular anti-hero, a snobbish noble turned into a vampire and charged with saving Nosgoth from total ruin. Snicker-worthy voice acting awaits you. A great and polished game with awful load times. Gameplay.	Y ($5.99)	N (GER)
Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver	Action	The next chapter in the Legacy of Kain saga. This time you play as Raziel, one of Kain's followers who is betrayed by his master. It's also in full 3D now. As usual, great storyline and voice acting. Much more adventure than action-oriented compared to Blood Omen or Defiance (you can almost feel that battles in game are put just for have some fun with Reaver). Also on Dreamcast with better graphics and such. Gameplay.	Y ($5.99)	N (GER)
Legend of Legaia	RPG	The world has been covered in evil mist, and it's up to you to go from town to town figuring out ways to push it back and ultimately, destroy the Mist Generators in each region. A beautiful 3D RPG with lots of great extras, and a wonderful fighter-like combat system, which allows each playable character to perform several special moves right from the moment you recruit them (Think Sabin from FF6, but without knowing the commands right off the bat). As you level up, the amount of moves you can perform per turn increases and more powerfulcomplex combos can be executed. Also features a 'Magic' system that involves copying the abilities of regular critters and using them in your favor. Definitely give it a shot. Sequel on the PS2, but that one doesn't really live up to the original. Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Legend of Mana	Action RPG	Atmosphere: the Game. Another way of describing it is Side Quests the game, almost all quests feel like side quests, but actually contribute to the main story while usually leading you to the ending, all without you knowing it. The harder modes are absolutely beyond brutal. Gameplay.	Y ($5.99)	N (GER)
Lemmings	Strategy	It's fucking Lemmings, if I have to say more you need to get off your ass and play Lemmings. Not as good as the PC version(s) but still worth a play. Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
LEGO Racers	Racing	Build and race shit. PC version is better. Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Lomax	Platformer	A spin-off of the Lemmings franchise, but in most ways a spiritual sequel to Flink. Some gorgeous pixel art, smooth animation, and you can free the Lemmings to take on their abilities to traverse the platform world. Also available on PC if you're handy with the DOS box. Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
LUNAR: The Silver Star Story Complete	RPG	Enhanced port of a SEGA CD game. Classic JRPG adventure with a lovable cast and vibrant setting. Excellent score and highly entertaining writing, well-localized for its time (though the team took some liberties). Developed by Game Arts, also behind the Grandia series, which has much of the same 'kids on an adventure' vibe. Traditional, turn-based combat system with some limited tactics. Not a hardcore RPG, but one for fans of heartwarming stories. Received GBA and PSP ports, both inferior to this version. Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
LUNAR 2: Eternal Blue Complete	RPG	Enhanced port of a SEGA CD game. Distant sequel to LUNAR, with a new core cast but similar story beats and writing. Turn-based combat also returns without major changes, though the game as a whole is harder. The tone is also more serious, though with lots of room for humor. Make sure to play the Epilogue after the credits! The series ends here, though there was a mediocre, Japan-only Saturn spin-off (Mahou Gakuen) and a horrendous DS prequel (Dragon Song). Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Martian Gothic: Unification	Survival Horror	A sci-fi horror story that plays very much like Resident Evil. You play as three different characters who must never run into each other, or 'unification' occurs. Enemies cannot be permanently killed and puzzles can get tough. Won't run on emulators. The PC port is tougher. Gameplay.	N	N
Marvel vs. Capcom	2D Fighting	The title is pretty self-explantory, but just in case: Choose two characters (from either side) then duke it out with others. ~~Switch at will~~You can only switch if both players are using the same team, and if you're hyper combo meter's max'd you can simultaneously rip the enemy apart! Unlike the sequel, this has leitmotifs for each character, which really pump up the action.Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Marvel Super Heroes	2D Fighting	Port of the arcade version. Classic Capcom fightan. You know the deal, magic series combos, super jumps, and gem usage that boosts your characters attributes depending on each gem. Pretty fun with a buddy like always but there's always a better fighter out there. Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	2D Fighting	Just like above but with new characters. A.K.A. - Street Fighter characters. On the Saturn in Japan, the only downside being that you can't tag partners in normal mode, but there's a special mode that lets you tag them in, the bad part, the opponent gets to pick one of your characters as well. Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
MDK	TPS	Made by the same people behind Earthworm Jim. Fun game with a quirky sense of humor. PC version is superior, but good luck getting that to run properly on Vista/Win 7 (it's available on Steam for $5 along with MDK2) Very common around flea markets if thats your thing. Gameplay.	N	N
MediEvil	Action	3D action platformer where you play as a skeleton, it's really good, the art style is nice too. Perfect Halloween game. Check out the sequel too, both are awesome games. Gameplay.	Y ($5.99)	Y (GER) €4.99
MediEvil 2	Action	Sequel to the first, picks up with Dan and a new female ally fighing evil and shit again. Don't question it. It's got MOTHERFUCKING SIR DAN. Gameplay.	N	Y (GER) 4.99
Mega Man Legends	action-adventure / third-person shooter	A 3D action-adventure and re-imagining of the Mega Man series. Explore subterranean dungeons full of hostile robots, and interact with friendly NPCs in a small but warm open world, with neat, low-polygon graphics. The colorful, retro-futuristic setting is inspired by Studio Ghibli films and classic anime. Quite challenging, with some clunky controls. Ported to N64 with slightly better controls. Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Mega Man Legends 2	action-adventure / third-person shooter	A direct continuation of the first game, similar in art style and gameplay, but with refined combat and controls. Also has a larger, interconnected game world. Features a more complex, action-heavy story and greater variety in settings, but lacks the first game's sense of place. Ends on a cliffhanger; a planned third entry was cancelled. Gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Mega Man 8	Platformer	Classic series comes to 32-bit consoles, featuring fluid spritework, and highly whimsical art style full of bright colors and squishy movements galore. The game is pretty easy overall. Good idea to play it on Sega Saturn if you can, it has some neat additions not found in the PS1 version. There's also a free PC fan-demake to make it play and feel just like the NES games.	N	N
Mega Man X3	Platformer	It's the SNES version, albeit with remastered CD quality music and an anime intro, plus anime clips for stage intros. PAL and JP only, but Mega Man X Collection on PS2/GC/Xbox's got you covered with this version in America for the first time ever.Gameplay.	N	N
Mega Man X4	Platformer	One of the best games ever made, right up there with the first Mega Man X. Brings the X series to 32-bit, reimagined with a terrific art style and awesome looking sprites. For the first time you can play through the game as Zero, featuring amazing saber-based gameplay that would return in all future X games and would even go on to become the basis for the Mega Man Zero (and ZX) series. But X is still super fun to play as. He's voiced by Sailor Venus though which is kind of weird. (Though kind of fitting also. maybe..)	Y ($5.99)	N
Mega Man X5	Platformer	A low-quality sequel released towards the end of the PS1's lifespan, with very choppy sprite animation for everything except X and Zero. (since they were recycled from X4) Offers a good challenge nonetheless, and introduces many new ideas that would be continued in later games, such as innocents scoured across the stages that you can rescue, and being able to choose between X or Zero on a stage by stage basis. Also introduces a navigator character, Alia, who interrupts gameplay literally every two seconds so she can tell you stuff. For the first time ever, you cannot use any armor pieces you find until you've assembled all four pieces, something which was absolutely HATED.	Y ($5.99)	N
Mega Man X6	Platformer	Set directly after X5, at which time the world is destroyed and Zero is either dead or missing. As one would expect, the game has a darker atmosphere. Features many of the same mechanics as X5, but also improves on it in some ways while jacking up the difficulty. Alia conversations are mostly optional this time, substantially improving the pace of gameplay. The game hates you, however- some stages and bosses are literally impossible with the wrong equipment, thereby forcing you to either kill yourself or exit. If you know what to expect, though, the game is not that bad. Best combat in the series.	N	N
Metal Gear Solid	Stealth/TACTICAL ESPIONAGE Action	Inaugurated modern stealth and the awfully deep, cinematic MGS series. Although it feels outdated, it's still playable today. Notorious for its lengthy cutscenes. The GCN port improved upon most things, though some fans dislike it for changing some aspects that were perfectly fine. There's also the Integral update released on PC, which adds a few things but lacks the controller gimmicks of Mantis.	Y ($9.99)	Y (GER) €9.99
Metal Gear Solid: VR Missions	Stealth Action	Basically a Metal Gear training game with alot of missions that weren't in the first game. It's fun to play especially if you liked the whole VR Missions concept in the original and if you want more Metal Gear sneakan action. Contains 3 levels that let you play as the Gray Fox.	Y ($5.99)	N (GER)
Metal Slug X	Platformer / Run'n Gun	Good arcade port, thankfully this one doesn't have as much loading times as the first game. Beating the game once unlocks a cool mission mode, which makes this version worth looking into, even if you can play the Anthology compilation.	Y ($5.99)
Monkey Magic	Action/Platformer	It is a sidescrolling action/platform game and has unique features include the ability to switch between the foreground, middle, and background layers in some sections, and includes four magic spells - Fire, Ice, Shrink, and Strength - which can be cast on either the player's character (to cancel out enemy spells, for instance) or on enemies as a projectile.
Monster Rancher 2	Monster Sim/RPG	A monster raising game with a fun battle system, Monster Rancher 2 improved upon every aspect of the original. You can create new monsters by inserting any CDs. If you play it on PS3, you can even use DVDs and Blu-Ray discs! Monster Rancher 4, on the PS2, is the definitive sequel to this, allowing you to raise multiple monsters at the same time, go in adventures with them and featuring some of the coolest designs in the series. They missed out on the first game, so it's called 'Monster Rancher' in PAL regions.	N	N (GER)
Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Sub-Zero	Action / Platformer	A spin-off/prequel to Mortal Kombat focused on the original Sub-Zero (Bi-Han), this one is actually a platformer. It uses the same control scheme of the fighting games and a turn button which takes some time getting used to, as well as a experience system which unlocks Subbie's moves. Also for Nintendo 64, but that version loses the cheesy FMVs from this verion.
Mortal Kombat Trilogy	2D Fighting	Follow up to Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3. Features EVERYONE from the previous MK games (including old school versions of Raiden, Jax, Kano and Kung Lao). AI can be cheap sometimes even on easier modes. Also released on N64 and PC though the N64 version is really gimped. Recommend version 1.1 (Greatest Hits) because it fixes some gameplay and loading issues. No matter the revision, however, the game has freezing issues when played on the PS2 during the continue and ending screens. These bugs are also present on the PS3. NOTE: Don't ever pick Shang Tsung unless you like load times	Y	?
Mortal Kombat 4	3D Fighting	The sequel to MK3, now with 3D graphics. You'd probably be better off on PC, for this one, but this is acceptable because it has codes, if you're into that sort of thing.	N	N (GER)
Motor Toon Grand Prix 2	Racing	Sequel to the Japanese only 'Motor Toon Grand Prix', kids racing game. Another Mario Kart knock off complete with power ups and a cartoon style of racing. Designed by Kazunori Yamauchi before he moved on to Gran Turismo.	Y $5.99	?
NBA Jam: Tournament Edition	Sports	A great version of the game, second only to the Saturn version. One of the launch titles in North America and still holds up extremely well. The series continued proper with NBA Hangtime and NBA Showtime: NBA on NBC. These were developed by the original team at Midway. Acclaim bought the rights to the NBA Jam name and made their own line of sequels.
N2O: Nitrous Oxide	Rail Shooter	Tempest on an acid trip. Plummet through psychedelic insect-infested tubes collecting 'E' coins, shrooms and other drug-related things. Features a soundtrack composed by The Crystal Method.	Y ($5.99)	?
Need For Speed III: Hot Pursuit	Racing	Third installment of the series, where you get to pick either being a Cop and chasing down racers or running out for sport in illegal races, pretty fun and graphics almost on par to the PC counterpart. Exceptionally addicting for its time.	N	N (GER)
Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee	Platformer Puzzle	Set on an alien planet, you play as Abe, a slave, and your only power is to take control of your enemies. You can also interact with other slaves to lead them to safety (or to their death) using pre-set sentences like 'follow me' and 'stop' (and farting). Pretty hard game, but very well done and satisfying. Get ready to think. A lot. Also on PC.	Y ($9.99)	Y (GER) €4.99
Oddworld 2: Abe's Exoddus	Platformer Puzzle	Like the first one, but longer and with a lot of new stuff. Must have if you liked the first one. Also on PC.	Y ($9.99)	Y (GER) €4.99
Ogre Battle: The March of the Black Queen - Limited Edition	SRPG	An enhanced port of the SNES tactical classic, this is actually easier to find than the 'non-limited' edition. Part of a long, incomplete fantasy saga. Great combat and story. Made by Quest, which would later develop Tactics Ogre and FFT. Also, in case you weren't paying attention, this is NOT a Tactics Ogre game, and the gameplay here is a lot closer to the N64 game than the isometric style seen on Let Us Cling Together or Knight of Lodis.	N	N (GER)
Omega Boost	Shooting	You're a mecha, IN FUCKIN SPACE. Came out near the end of PS1's life, so the graphics are pretty good. No simmin or levelin here, just straight blastin. Controls may scream for a bit re-binding for some people. Also the only non-racing game ever developed by Polyphony Digital.	N	N (GER)
Pac-Man World: 20th Anniversary	Platformer	Pac-Man as a 3D platformer, and it works! You run and bounce around and can even find mazes for classic Pac-Man action!	Y ($5.99)
Pandemonium!	Platform	Dated but fun platformer. Play as one of two characters, a jester called Fargus, or a woman called Nikki. Ancient password system is used sadly instead of memory card saving. Games gets damn hard later on. Also available on a few other platforms including, Saturn, PC, Ngage, Iphone and PSN. Has a cool soundtrack. Here's a link to download it! http://www.mediafire.com/?dak3fq25psq4ab6	Y ($5.99)
Pandemonium 2	Platform	A wonderful game. Really good and intuitive gameplay, very dynamic, cool bonuses, and very addictive. A really good game.	N	N (GER)
Parappa the Rapper	Rhythm	One of the first rhythm games where you must press buttons with correct timing to succeed. A likeable cartoon aesthetic tells the story of a rapping pup trying to win over his crush. Only six stages, but timing becomes punishingly strict halfway through. Can still be beat in an afternoon. Very nineties. You can return to beaten stages and do some freestyling if you're good. Sequel on PS2; UmJammer Lammy (PS1) is a spin-off.	N	N (GER)
Parasite Eve	RPG; active-time; survival horror	An RPG with elements of Resident Evil-style survival horror. The combat system is similar to Vagrant Story in its combination of free movement with pausing for commands. Set in contemporary New York with a twisted, sci-fi story and grotesque monster designs. Short and entirely linear, but features a lengthy New Game+ dungeon. Excellent electronic soundtrack and art direction.	Y ($5.99)	N (GER)
Parasite Eve 2	Survival Horror Action-RPG	Closer to the Resident Evil formula, with more static camera angles and big, grotesque boss fights. Continues the story directly and features some Aya fanservice as well as quite a bit of replay value, and is in general underrated.	Y ($5.99)	N (GER)
Persona 2: Eternal Punishment	RPG	This one did come out in the US. It directly follows the story of Innocent Sin and plays almost exactly like it, spell cards and fusion spells included. However, it also introduces a full new cast. Play them in order, though! Also on the PSP with updated content.	Y ($9.99)	N (GER)
Philosoma	Shoot'em Up	A unique shmup by Sony, where each substage is played on a different perspective, you have both horizontal and vertical segments as well as rail segments played both behind and on the front of your ship. You can change your weapons on the fly (sort of like Thunder Force) and powers them up independently. Creepy mindfuck plot.
Pocket Fighter	2D Fighting	Pretty fuckin neato game featuring large amounts of DAWWWWWWWWWWW. Solid like other Street Fighter games out there. Also on the Sega Saturn, but Nippon Onry.	Y ($5.99)	N (GER)
Point Blank	Shooting	A great, and at the time the only, port of the crazy fun arcade shooting gallery from the 90s. Not only can you blast your way in arcade and vs mode - there's also an adventure mode that helps to flesh the game out a bit more than just being a quick gratutious arcade experience. Great fun.	N	N (GER)
Psychic Force	3D Fighting	DBZ-esq fighting game developed by Taito. You and your opponent float around a 3D arena beating the shit out of each other with psychic energy blasts and physical attacks. Dirt cheap and totally worth it.	N	N
Quake II	FPS	One of the best FPS on the system. Graphics are a bit dated, but performance is great. Slimmed down from the PC original. Also one of the few PS1 FPS with 4 player local multiplayer. Apparently performs pretty damn good. A lot better performance than Goldeneye or Perfect Dark in multiplayer. Good version to have if you don't have a PC.
R-Type Delta	Shoot 'em Up	R-Type in 3D! that sounds like it would be a pain in the ass to play, but Irem wisely sidestepped that issue by making terrain contact non-lethal. In addition to that, you now have Image Fight style speed control instead of having your movement being restricted to powerups. You can choose between 4 ships, (including the powerup carrier!) each including their own force devices and special abilities. One more important thing to note is the dose system, which allows force pods to absorb collisions with projectiles or enemies and turn them into bomb energy when you max out the gauge.	N	N
R-Types	Shoot 'em Up / Compilation	Compilation of arcade perfect ports of R-Type and R-Type II. Game saves levels that you’ve already beaten so you don't have to start from scratch every time. Reference library with info about R-Type series universe was added as a bonus feature.
Rage Racer	Racing	This is actually the third Ridge Racer for the PS1 and contains the same drifting you would expect. But this time around, winning races earns money which you can use to upgrade your car or buy new ones. The game also has a very distinct style/tone, with a Europe styled setting as opposed to the usual tropical setting. The courses in this one are amazing.	N	N
Raiden Project	Shoot 'em Up / Compilation	Badass Grandaddy of Shmups was released with a warning not to turn your TV on its side to get the 3:4 aspect ratio of the arcade version. Raiden DX, above, is a remix of Raiden II found in this.	N	N (GER)
Rayman	Platform	Very nice 2D platformer, great art style. Port of the PC version. Has very unique worlds and excellent music.	Y ($5.99)	Y (GER) €4.99
Rayman 2: The Great Escape	Platform	One of the best 3D platformers of its era, with art that looks like a Pixar film. Also on N64, PC (with better graphics and framerate), Dreamcast (better graphics, solid 60fps and downloadable content! The DC version is being slightly remixed on 3DS as Rayman 3D) and PS2 under Rayman Revolution.	Y ($5.99)	N (GER)
RayStorm	Shoot 'em up	Vertical shump with 3D graphics but played in typical 2D. Has a neat feature where you can lock onto background enemies and destroy them with lasers. Plays well and looks nice, but the screen can get cluttered with the explosion effects. Also available on the Saturn as Layer Section II in Japan. Has a prequel on the PS1 called RayCrisis that is also good but criminally short.	N	?
Resident Evil	Survival Horror	Codified the survival horror genre with its fixed camera angles, horror movie aesthetic, tank controls, and limited resources. Features non-linear inventory puzzles and tense, tight gameplay, though the style is not for everyone. The Director's Cut re-release includes extra content, while the Greatest Hits version adds analog controls yet botches the soundtrack altogether. Seriously, just listen to this! If you insist on playing the Greatest Hits version, use the Ultimate Director's Cut Dual Shock Mod if you have to (quite a mouthful I know). Ported to Windows 95 with uncensored FMVs, and the Sega Saturn with nicer graphics and extra game modes. There is also a fantastic Gamecube remake and a weird NDS re-imagining.	Y (DirCut DSVer.) $9.99	Y £7.99 (UK)
Resident Evil 2	Survival Horror	Mostly follows the formula of the original, but now you must make your way through Racoon City as Leon or Claire; your actions in one scenario will affect the other. Again, look for the DualShock Ver., with has an easy mode and other extras. Has been ported to N64, PC, DC and GC. Best version regarding visuals, sound and extra content is the Sourcenext PC port with the Classic REbirth mod.	Y (DSVer.) $5.99	N (GER)
Resident Evil 3: Nemesis	Survival Horror	Takes place at the same time as the previous game; this time you just play as Jill, who is stalked by titular mutant Nemesis, which adds tension. Introduces several series mainstay elements and the first incarnation of 'The Mercenaries', as well as branching paths based on real-time decisions. Ported to PC (twice) and DC with minor extra content, and to GCN with none. Not as fondly remembered as RE2.	Y ($5.99)	N (GER)
Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure	strategy RPG	Cute fantasy RPG with an anime-inspired fairy tale setting and a comical, non-serious story. Features turn-based combat on a grid, where multiple units can be moved and commanded. An extremely easy game with virtually no optional content and somewhat boring gameplay, but fun dialogue and entertaining musical numbers. Ported to NDS with streamlined combat and some minor bugs. Loosely related to La Pucelle on PS2.	N	N (GER)
Ridge Racer Type 4	Racing	Features inhumanly awesome funky music, and strangely enough, a storyline. Choose from one of four racing teams and get to the top. Drifting takes a little time to master, but once you get it down, you'll be unstoppable. Shitloads of cars with almost laughably idiotic (but fun as fuck) designs waiting to get in story mode.	Y ($5.99)	N (GER)
Rising Zan: The Samurai Gunman	Action	Fight demonic ninjas, robots, and other weird Japanese-made shit in a Wild West setting as a gun-shootin' cowboy-swordmaster in this fun action game. KATANA FIGHTAN, GUNSLINGAN, and BLOWAN SHIT UP. Also, cowboy hostages in undies, sexy meter, and one catchy intro	N	N (GER)
Rival Schools: United by Fate	3D Fighting	Prequel to the DC game Project Justice (Justice Gakuen) tag-team fighter where characters are hot-blooded teenagers fighting for justice, using styles based on sports. Voice-acted story mode and multiple endings. Fighting is tight and feels more 2D than 3D. Excellent setting and cast. Graphics are looking long in the tooth. Had a JP-only update with a school life sim mode and character creation, also extra characters like Daigo and the hot blooded PE teacher Hayato. Don't expect to see it on PSN due to legal tangles.	N	N (GER)
Romance of the Three Kingdoms VI	Strategy	Romance of the Three Kingdoms 6 is a strategy game by Koei. You control a warlord. Your goal is to conquer China during the Three Kingdoms era. There is a lot of strategy at play here. You will have to manage diplomacy, warfare, personnel recruitment, and many other things in your bid for supremacy.	N	N (GER)
SaGa Frontier	RPG	Guide one of seven people through seven different quests and countless worlds in a quest..well, to do a lot of things, really. Highly customizable characters and a fast-paced battle system; suffers from high difficulty and the developers running out of time/money at the end. If you like this, consider playing Romancing SaGa for PS2 and Romancing SaGa 3 with a translation patch for SNES.	N	N (GER)
SaGa Frontier 2	RPG	This one is a bit different from the other SaGa games, as it uses a scenario system, where each scenario advances the story a bit. Aside from that it is still classic SaGa. You have two main characters, with their stories running in parallel and eventually crossing over, spanning over various decades. Some scenarios merely advance the story, while others feature a barebones duel battle which mixes regular battles with some strategy elements. You will HATE Battle of South Moundtop!
Saiyuki	Strategy	Based on the nineties anime Saiyuki, which is in turn based on the classic Chinese epic Journey to the West. You play as the human priest/ess (you can pick) Sanzo, who travels along with his/her motley crew of were-buddies. Similar to FFT in presentation and combat, though the learning curve is very uneven. The Auto-battle is awesome though, and makes any grinding you need to do (if any) a breeze. Give it a try and you might be surprised.	Y ($5.99)	N (GER)
Sentinel Returns	Puzzle	If you understand what the fuck is going on, then all power to you. This thing is simple, yet incredibly fun, and there are over six hundred levels. You enter an alien landscape, and from the eyes of a stationary robot 'host', you absorb trees [the local form of energy] and build a linear tower of boulders until you can see eye-to-eye with the titular Sentinel. This succeeds the Atari game 'The Sentinel', and features a vast improvement in graphics. Perhaps the most outstanding point in this game is its incredible, thick-as-molasses atmosphere, to which the score, composed by none other than famed director John Carpenter, contributes in no small way. An excellent way to pass long hours when you're too jittery to read Lovecraft but you want something with the same vibe.	N	N (GER)
Silent Bomber	Action	Run around and blow shit up. A REALLY fun game with plenty of explosions, enemys, bosses and a pretty entertaining storyline. Works like shit on emulators, though.	N	N (GER)
Silhouette Mirage	Run 'n Gun	The Edo Computer has gone berserk, and it's up to you to set things right. Clever polarity-platformin' game made by Treasure that got a fucked-up difficulty curve when localized by Working Designs. Expect hours of money grinding unless you play the Japanese version. Port of the Sega Saturn version with a few less detailed backgrounds and longer loading times, but still plays fine. When you're done, throw it in your CD player (you do know what that is, right?) and listen to that CD Audio soundtrack.	N	N (GER)
Silent Hill	survival horror	Survival horror similar to Resident Evil with fixed camera angles, tank controls, and resource management. The incredible art direction and soundtrack focus on creating a sense of dread and melancholy. Has an enigmatic story with multiple endings and an incredible atmosphere, set in an abandoned small town. Features some New Game+ content as well. Re-imagined as Silent Hill: Shattered Memories (Wii/PS2/PSP).	Y ($5.99)	N (GER)
Skullmonkeys	Platform	Sequel to cult classic The Neverhood, a clay animation adventure for the PC. This is a platformer, and you won't need to know anything about the first game in terms of plot. Looks completely fantastic and the soundtrack is unforgettable. One of the most visually polished and off-beat platformer titles on the system.	N	N (GER)
Soul Blade	3D Fighting	Predecessor to Soul Calibur, using many rougher, but similar elements and fighting. Not as good as the sequel, but damn fine nonetheless.	N	N (GER)
Speed Freaks	Racing	Another go-karter similar to CTR but with original characters and stages. Art style is a strange mix of Rayman and human, and the character's are quite entertaining to watch. Sports pretty wide, sleek stages with aeroplanes, ferris wheels and all sorts of shit and some loose but very fun gameplay. Called 'Speed Punks' outside Europe.	N	N (GER)
Spider - The Video Game	Platform	You play as a motherfucking mecha spider with a knife for a leg. What more is there to say? Collect augmentations in many non-linear levels, such as a boomerang shot, a flamethrower leg and a homing missile leg attachment (!) along with many others as you do what a mecha spider does—kicking some miniature ass. A largely unknown 2.5D platformer that offers good, challenging gameplay.	N	N (GER)
Spider-Man	Action	Great Spidey game based on the comic-books. Fun spidey gameplay with web-slinging, climbing, and brawling. Everyone is written in character and the game has great Voice-Acting. Also, Stan Lee's the narrator. How cool is that? Pick up the sequel as well. Tons of hidden unlockables and collectables to find. EXCELSIOR!	N	N (GER)
Spyro the Dragon	Platform	Go up against the evil Gnasty Gnorc. Awesome platformer by Insomniac. Lots of stuff to collect.	Y ($5.99)	N (GER)
Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage!	Platform	A pretty chill soundtrack to go along with some fun and quirky puzzles and challenges. Sadly, there are some 'RAEGRAEGRAEG'-inducing characters like the Egg Bandit and that fucking greedy ass bear.	Y ($5.99)	N (GER)
Spyro 3: Year of the Dragon	Platform	Awesome minigames and a cool bonus stage. Last good one, sequels appeared on all consoles and sucked. It's a shame really. PROTIP: Get the Greatest Hits version. The normal version has some game-breaking bugs and lacks some music.	Y ($5.99)	N (GER)
Star Ocean: The Second Story	Action RPG	Sci-fi/fantasy RPG with an action-based, three dimensional battle system. Highly customizable skill system, massive item creation system, and so bad it's hilarious voice acti- CRAWD HAS ADVANCED FORWARD. Also remixed on PSP as Star Ocean: Second Evolution, which has a buttload of CGs, and is fully voiced with slightly better voi—PEAR INTO PEACHES	N	N (GER)
Star Gladiator	3D Fighting	Capcom's less-than-successful foray into 3D fighting, with a setting that parodies Star Wars; lightsabers, Darth Vader stand-ins, the works. Not a technically proficient fighter, although a fun diversion with off-beat characters. Sequel on DC.	N	N (GER)
Star Trek Invasion	Shooter	Pretty great shooter (with the emphasis on the pretty part) which plays like Colony Wars. You don't have to like Star Trek to enjoy it but if you do you'll like the references and cameo voice work. If you like flying close enough to the hull of a borg cube (and inside it!) to scrap the paint off or fighting near black holes then you'll like this game.	N	N (GER)
Street Fighter Alpha Warriors Dreams	2D Fighting	Pretty good start into street fighter's origins. Not as many characters as alpha 3, but still a good game otherwise.	Y ($5.99)	?
Street Fighter Alpha 2	2D Fighting	Awesome entry in the Street Fighter series. Even if you have Alpha 3, this one is still worth a play because of it's style and gameplay. Gold edition has more features and such.	Y ($5.99)	?
Street Fighter Alpha 3	2D Fighting	One of many people's all time favorite fighting games. Great battle systems, as well as a varied roster make this another great entry in the Street Fighter resume. Someone of your breeding could never defeat Karin Kanzuki. Has extra characters compared to the Arcade version like Guile and a lot of extra modes. Ported to GBA with surprisingly good results and PSP for more visibility and a new fighter, Ingrid from cap fighting evolution + copy-paste Yun, Eagle and Maki from Capcom Vs SNK2.	Y ($5.99)	N (GER)
Street Fighter Collection	2D Fighting	Collection of some fucking great fighting games. Composed of 2 discs, disc one has Super Street Fighter 2 and Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo, disc 2 contains Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold, which is a rebalanced version or definite version of Alpha 2, the only bothersome thing is the loading between matches that could be done with in the SSF2 and SSF2T versions, but they're great ports though.	N	N (GER)
Street Fighter EX Plus Alpha	3D Fighting	Before SFIV, there was this. Considered the black sheep of street fighter due to it having a different team under its belt, Arika. Along with the not welcome at the time 3d gameplay. All in all, a good game like most Street Fighters, has extra characters compared to the arcade counterpart like Sakura. Suprisingly has one of the greatest game soundtracks of all time that nobody listened too. No I am serious go fucking youtube it.
Strider 2	Action	Take the concepts of the first Strider, make Hiryu all-around better, and make the level design cooler. That's Strider 2 in a nutshell, and damn is it good. No relation to those other Strider 'sequels'. Only real problem is, is that the difficulty level in this game is inconsistent but everything is bad ass and you won't care. The game has two discs with Strider and Strider 2, but they're labeled backwards (the Strider 2 game is labeled Strider and vice versa). Strider 2 gameplay.	Y ($5.99)	N (GER)
Suikoden	JRPG; turn-based	Turn-based fantasy JRPG with 108 obtainable characters (not all can be used in battle). Improve your headquarters by adding new features and functions. Though low on visual appeal or innovation (it could easily be a SNES game), it's a brisk and fun JRPG with virtually no grinding and a consistent challenge level.	Y ($5.99)	N (GER)
Suikoden 2	JRPG	The sequel to Suikoden. Play as a solider who ends up leading an entire army against his old allies. Criminally under-rated; is one of the best RPGs on the system. Is considered by most to be the best in the series, and has one of the greatest villains of video gaming, the legendary Luca Blight. Expect to pay through the nose if you want a physical copy. This game had a visual novel continuation called Suikogaiden for PS1 in Japan only. In 2013 it was fan-translated. You can get the Suikogaiden translation here	Y ($9.99)	N (GER)
Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo	2D PAZURU FAITING	Basically the cast of Street Fighter ditches the Fightan element for colorful puzzles and shit. Ported to PS3/360 as an HD Remix.	N	N (GER)
Syphon Filter	Action / Stealth	Often called a Metal Gear Solid wannabe for a number of plot similarities (including a knock-off of the FOXDIE retrovirus), Syphon Filter as a series is a lot more straightforward and action-oriented than the stealthy MGS, despite billing itself as stealthy. The plot is not nearly as melodramatic or well written as MGS, and instead is more in the vein of your usual spy thriller. All three games are very similar and continue where the last one left off in terms of plot, so what goes for this one goes for the other two as well. They are a worthwhile action-shooting trilogy and they're all up on PSN. Also had some games on PSP you may like (in fact, series bloomed on PSP, each of them is considered to be some of the best PSP games out there). You get a taser that, if you zap someone long enough with it, they burst into flames. It never gets old (and has infinite charges!)	Y ($5.99)	Y (GER) €4.99
Syphon Filter 2	Action / Stealth	Same as the above.	Y ($5.99)	N (GER)
Tactics Ogre	SRPG	This is actually a sequel to Ogre Battle 64 and the later GBA prequel, Knight of Lodis. Plays like Final Fantasy Tactics (which is unsurprising since they were made by many of the same people), but more challenging with balanced strategy (Although there are some exploits that might make the game too easy later on, and they aren't exactly hard to notice). Release date confusion had this called an FFT ripoff, which is ironically not the case. Do not overlook this game if you are a fan of the Ogre series or SRPGs in general. PSP remix adds pretty graphics made by the original team, and is a little more fleshed out in battles, along with a different translation. Hell, some say that version is so good it might as well be a remake. Features multiple endingsroutes and a hidden level that is actually harder than the plot battles like the 'Deep Dungeon' on FFT.	N	?
Tail Concerto	action-adventure; platformer	Play as a mech-riding dog-policeman in a world of floating islands populated by furries. A cute and lighthearted platformer, visually very similar to the Mega Man Legends series. Though cute, it's pretty short and average from a gameplay standpoint, with some frustrating final stages due to the lack of D-stick controller support. Its spiritual successor is Solatorobo: Red the Hunter on NDS.	N	?
Tail of the Sun	Open world / Action / Exploration	Open world game in which you play prehistoric man. Your only goals are to keep your village fed, keep your lineage going, and kill enough mammoths to build a tower of their tusks that reaches the 'tail of the sun'. Leveling up different parts of your body by eating stuff will provide different endings depending on what you leveled up. Level up by exploring and advancing your culture. It's like Minecraft in that you make your own fun, and a lack of an imagination is a surefire way to make this no fun.	N
Tales of Destiny	Action-RPG	The first Tales game to be localized. The Tales series is known for fairly generic anime fantasy games, but with a memorable cast of characters, and a fully active battle system. Tales of Destiny has an especially likable main cast, which helps carry the story. But the combat, which is fully active and takes place on a 2D plane, can feel very clunky and slow. The graphics also look rather basic. The game allows local co-op multi-player, but it only works in battle. Overall, you should play this if you're more into RPGs for the characters than anything. Has a Japan-only PS2 remake which was generally well-received.	N	?
Tales of Destiny II (Tales of Eternia)	Action-RPG	Most Tales games take place in their own self-contained universe, and this game has no continuity with Tales of Destiny; it's called Tales of Eternia in Japan. (Ironically, an actual Tales of Destiny 2 was released later for the PS2.) In comparison to Destiny this game has a rather boring cast of flat anime stereotypes, and the story certainly hasn't improved. However, the combat system is a lot faster, more fluid, and fun overall, plus the graphics have significantly improved (especially in-battle). Unlike the previous game, you should get this if you're into RPGs for the gameplay. Has a Japan and Europe-only PSP port with minor bug fixes.	N	?
Team Buddies	TPS-Strategy	A top-down TPS starring the 'Buddies': pill-shaped soon-to-be-psychopaths who are just chilling in Buddieland, until one day when crates full of guns start falling out of the goddamn sky. Cue wars between the color-based teams. Has a lengthy, challenging campaign and 4-player splitscreen with a variety of modes, character skins, and weapon sets. The strategic element of the game comes from commanding your squad of 4 (including you) and aquiring crates to use on your stacking pad to build weapons and vehicles.	N	N
Tekken 3	3D Fighting	Well, it's Tekken 3. It made the series go from good to awesome. Tekken 1 and 2 also on PS1 still good and go get them if youre into collecting (but they have little value near 3). Also, they're very cheap and easy to find these days, sometimes going for 5 dollars at a flea market. Has a lot of unlockable characters and extra modes worth checking out, like Tekken Force mode (beat 'em up style) which was introduced here.	N	?
Tempest X3	Shooter	A good (albeit imperfect) port of Tempest 2000, also known as 'the only reason to get an Atari Jaguar'. It's not clear if the updated visuals are a good thing - the new effects are so flashy that it gets hard to see shit. Nonetheless, one of the trippiest and most intense rail shooters ever, and the soundtrack kicks ass. Alternatively, try Typhoon 2001, a Tempest 2000 freeware fan remake for Windows.
Tenchu: Stealth Assassins	Action Stealth	Stealthy ninjas. Had some sequels which improved on the gameplay and concepts, but this one's not bad to get your feet wet.	N	?
Tenchu 2: Birth of the Stealth Assassins	Action Stealth	More stealthy ninjas. Also, spy on your neighbors through blinds.	N	?
The Legend of Dragoon	RPG	Billed as the competition of Final Fantasy VII upon release due to its long story and state-of-the-art graphics, Legend of Dragoon is really a fairly conventional fantasy RPG. The story has a bit of an eighties cartoon vibe (the characters wear dragon-themed power suits), and the graphics still hold up today, with some neat art direction and cool settings. However, the story is very long and dragged-out, and the battle system, which uses timed hits similar to Paper Mario, can get really tedious. It has a cult following, still hoping for a sequel. Try it out for yourself, it goes for pretty cheap these days.	Y ($5.99)	?
The Misadventures of Tron Bonne	Action Puzzle	A spin-off of the Mega Man Legends series featuring the affably evil Bonne family of sky pirates. There are action, combat and puzzle-based missions; the main draw involves raising your 40 Servbots to assist you in your tasks. There was 41th Servbot available only through a Japanese contest but you can gameshark your way in.	N	?
Thousand Arms	RPG	A parodic, referential RPG where you date girls to power up your sword. Subtle. The combat and graphics are somewhat barebones, but the humor and ecchi elements manage to carry the game for the most part. One of the few RPGs where flirting with chicks serves some significantly pragmatic purposes (take a guess which is the publisher?).	N	?
Thunder Force V: Perfect System	Shoot 'em Up	If you've played either of the Genesis Thunder Force games you know what to expect: upgradable weapons you can switch on the fly, lush and colorful stages, and wonderful soundtracks filled with that Technosoft flair. Feels easier than the older games, but not by much. A Saturn version that was only released in Japan. It looks nicer than the PS1 version, but the PS1 version has less slowdown and a few bonus features.	N	?
Threads of Fate (JP: Dewprism)	Action-RPG	A one-off SquareSoft game where you play as either a boy or girl protagonist. Though both have minor story and gameplay differences (the boy can shape-shift while the girl uses magic), progression is basically the same, and playing as the girl is recommended because her dialogue is hilarious, while the boy has a cardboard-cutout personality. Structured kind of like a Zelda title, with an interconnected overworld and underground dungeons full of puzzles. Though it has some frustrating platform segments and somewhat tedious combat, the neat, crisp graphics and entertaining story (if you picked the girl) make it worth a try for sure. Though it never had an official sequel, a fan-made successor called Duo Princess was released.	Y ($5.99)	?
Time Crisis	Rail Shooter	SHOOT ALL THE CROOKS AND SHIT WITH A LIGHTGUN! PEW! PEW! PEW! (That being said, get a CRT if you want the lightgun to work at all)	N	?
Tomb Raider 3	Action TPS	Third and possibly the best. More of the same. Also on PC!	Y ($5.99)	?
Tomba!	Metroidvania	Little-known Metroidvania-type game. You run around beating up pigs and doing tasks. Awesome! Known as Tombi! in Europe.	Y ($9.99)	?
Tomba! 2	Metroidvania	See above, only now with polygons and hair-tearingly difficult minigames (MINECART). You can also retrieve a savegame from Tomba! to unlock a secret quest. Both it and the prequel are horrifically difficult to find, so expect to shill out around 100 dollars for each. Unless you're a filthy pirate. Known as Tombi! 2 in Europe.	N	?
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater	Sports	SO HERE I AM, DOING EVERYTHING I CAN, HOLDING ON TO WHAT I AM, PRETENDING I'M A SUPER MAN	N	?
Tony Hawks Pro Skater 2	Sports	One of the greatest extreme sports games, if not THE greatest, known for its easy to learn but hard to master gameplay and making a bunch of obese neckbeards try to take up skateboarding. Try playing the first one as well if you're feeling nostalgic.	N	?
Tony Hawks Pro Skater 3	Sports	See above. Warning: the PS2/Xbox/GC version is MUCH better, play this version if you love polygon men and pixels.	N	?
Trap Gunner / Trap Runner	Action/Fighting	Isometric top-down arena fighter with a number of archetypal characters with separate storylines. Gameplay mostly consists of using, disarming and setting up combos of various traps instead of direct combat. It's a blast splitscreen with traps set to random.	N	?
Twisted Metal	Car Combat	The original vehicular combat game. Still holds up well today.	Y ($5.99)	?
Twisted Metal 2	Car Combat	Added more depth to the game, such as fighting game style inputs for special moves like a freeze ray. Last PS1 Twisted Metal to be made by Single Trac, 3 and 4 were made by 989 Studios and aren't nearly as good. Twisted Metal: Head On for PSP/PS2 is considered the next 'real' game in the series.	Y ($5.99)	?
Um Jammer Lammy	Rhythm	Spiritual sequel to (i.e. exact same gameplay as) Parappa the Rapper. You play as Lammy the Lamb, rock guitarist extrordanaire for MilkCan, trying to make it to the gig you're late for. Tons of cameos and references to Parappa. Includes unlockable co-op, vs, and Parappa (who you play in a remix of each stage) modes. The original Guitar Hero, at least in spirit.	Y ($5.99)	?
Vagrant Story	Action-RPG	Another jewel by Matsuno, an action game with a moody Gothic-pop atmosphere and Shakespeare references left and right. Boasts an excellent story and a ridiculously in-depth weapon customization system. Very well received critically but poor sales of this game in Europe and US made FF XII delevopers switch main character (manly male Basch) to androgynous pussy named Vaan. It you're into FF XII and FF Tactics, this game is written by the same person (Matsuno) and takes place in the same world as those games (Ivalice).	Y ($5.99)	?
Valkyrie Profile	RPG	An Tri-Ace title based on Norse mythology; as a valkyrie, you must recruit valiant souls to fight for the side of good as the Ragnarök approaches. Combat and exploration are involving, as they mix platformer and traditional RPG elements together, and the story is sparse, albeit very appealing. Every recruited character has their own backstory. There are multiple endings: Differently from most games, this title relies on a rather large number of factors to determine which one you'll get; After your first playthrough, a rerun using a guide is recommended, since the A Ending, often regarded as the best, requires a set of specific, non-intuitive measures. A very innovative and bold game which gives a lot of freedom to the player and stray away from the comfort zone set by some of its contemporaries. Ported to PSP with extras.	N	?
Vanark	Rail Shooter	Blatant Star Fox 64 ripoff, but it's a very good ripoff, entertaining and polished graphics, nicely done controls and camera, story is meh.	N	?
Vandal Hearts	SRPG	Similar in gameplay to Final Fantasy Tactics, you control several characters who move across grid-based maps and engage enemies by turns. Vandal Hearts has a bit of a dark fantasy style going on, and though the story is unimpressive, it's well-thought out. The meat of the game is really fun, because the polygonal maps are full of detail and varied terrain, with lots of things to interact with, varied mission objectives, and hidden items. It has a fair level of difficulty, and though the class system is somewhat broken, it's overall one of the best SRPGs of its generation, with decent replay value to boot.	N	?
Vandal Hearts 2	SRPG	A high quality strategy game. Isn't real-time, but after selecting your actions, they are executed at the same time as the enemies'. This can lead to a lot of chasin' bitches around the map for no reason. Characters are incredibly bland, especially in comparison to the first game.	N	?
Vanguard Bandits	SRPG	A fantasy medieval SRPG, except everyone climbs into giant robots to fight! Includes a big, mostly likeable cast and story varying from a total trainwreck to rock-solid depending on which route you're playing. Combat is fun, as individual duels between mechs get very tense. It's not very polished, but what's there is quite entertaining. Also, for a game with barely any voice acting, it has an exceptional American dub (compare the US intro to the original version)	Y ($5.99)	N
Vib Ribbon	Rhythm	Another title from musical animal connoisseurs Nana-on-sha, this time featuring a stick figure bunny that strolls along a line avoiding obstacles depending on whether or not you press the right button. Comes with some catchy tunes and also allows you to play your own stages from a music CD. (Use PSX if you want to emulate this properly)	Y ($5.99)	N
Vigilante 8	Car Combat	Vehicle Combat with awesome level and weapon design. Spinoff of the PC game 'Interstate '76'. Also on N64 and Dreamcast.	N	N
Vigilante 8: Second Offense	Car Combat	Sequel to the above, more of the same awesomeness, ports also on same consoles.	N	N
Warhawk	Flight Combat Arcade	This was made by the same people behind Twisted Metal.	Y $5.99	N
Wild 9	Platformer	An interesting platformer by Shiny, the guys who made Earthworm Jim, where you do not usually directly attack enemies, but instead have a Gravity Gun ('The Rig') which you can use to manipulate enemies and objects. Killing enemies is done by throwing them into their own traps, spike pits, lasers, grinders, etc. Very fun, very violent, and fairly hard. Also can be found easily if you look around places. Also contains one of the best troll endings ever.	N	N
Wild Arms	RPG	The planet Filgaia is under attack by demons. Are you a bad enough dude to save Filgaia? Incredible music, various firearms, learnable sword skills, a neat magic system, and an interesting Wild West setting make this one worth playing. The graphics are kind of weak, but still have many cool visual effects (especially the town on fire) for a VERY early PS1 title. Had a PS2 remake, with better graphics, and more of a WA3 type system, but opinions are mixed about it.	Y ($5.99)	N
Wild Arms 2	RPG	A non-linear sequel to Wild Arms with a notably darker tone and the same excellent style of music. You play as a dude with a bigass bayonet who later fuses with some seemingly evil guy. As a result, he can transform for major asskicking. The translation isn't great, but it's acceptable.	Y ($5.99)	N
Wip3out	Racing	Anti-gravity racing game with a neat soundtrack. Protip: get special edition with 1 and 2's tracks (UK only). Wipeout and Wipeout 2097 (or whaterver it was called, the 2nd one) are also on Sega Saturn. Wip3out is only on PSX.	N	?
Worms	Strategy	Decent port of the PC classic. PSX has all worms from the 1st to armageddon, all are pretty fine ports, though none have online features. If you really wanna play Worms, get Armageddon on PC. If you can't then the PSX version is ok, just not great.	N	N
X2: No Relief	Shoot'em Up	Hard as balls shmup from the same creators of Worms. It is a sequel to the Amiga game Project X, but it ditches the Gradius-style powerbar for a more traditional style.
Xenogears	JRPG; turn-based	A traditional JRPG with a hugely ambitious sci-fi/mecha plot that touches on analytic philosophy and Jungian psychology. Turn-based combat and a lengthy story. Its super-slow pacing, occasional frustrating platforming, and general lack of gameplay on disc two have limited its appeal, but it has a strong cult following. Just be aware that it's a bumpy ride. The first part of the Xeno Meta series, which are games set in similar universes with similar themes to each other. The 'series' continued with the Xenosaga series on the PS2 and the Xenoblade series on the Wii/Wii U/3DS/Switch. (Patch that reverts the English voice acting to Japanese:[1])	Y ($9.99)	N
Xevious 3D G+	Shoot'em Up	It's Xevious, now in full 3D! It also features the classic game for extra nostalgia.	Y ($5.99)
X-Men: Childrem Of Atom	2D Fighting	Port of the arcade smash hit by Acclaim. Also done by Capcom. This game is also on the saturn in america. But I guess finding this would be easier considering how ps1 games are easier to find.	N	N (GER)
X-Men V.S. Street Fighter	2D Fighting	You take the X-Men and you take the Street Fighter Characters and BAM! A fun fighter for all. Also on saturn which is the better version. That version, however is japan only.	N	N (GER)
Yoyo's Puzzle Park / Gussun Paradise	Puzzle / Action	You have to use bombs to kill all the enemies on the stage and collect cool power-ups along the way. The whole game is set out like you are on a stage in a theatre and the audience throw graffiti at you and cheer after you complete a stage. The whole game also allows co-op for added fun
Yu Gi Oh! Forbidden Memories	TCG	This game is ~~fun~~ shit. Not the best game ever but still its fun if you like the show and some good music too. Combine your shit even without polymerazation, which is ~~badassHERESY~~ mandatory. Used to have cards included but I doubt you'll find a version including them this day and age. Just be warned: this game should have come with a Codebreaker disc due to difficulty; fortunately, numeric codes available through the internet allow you to acquire powerful cards easily if you don't feel like 'grinding' for them. Entirely different from later entries, most rules of the actual TCG aren't present here, as this title works similarly to what is seen on the anime's first season.	N	N

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Fifth Generation
Consoles	3DO - Commodore Amiga CD32 - Capcom CPS Changer - Atari Jaguar - Casio Loopy - SNK Neo Geo CD - Nintendo 64 - NEC PC-FX - Apple Pippin - Bandai Playdia - Sony PlayStation - Sega Saturn
Handhelds	Nintendo Game Boy Color - Tiger game.com - SNK Neo Geo Pocket - Tiger R-Zone - Nintendo Virtual Boy

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