Games for PlayStation
The first gaming platform from Sony, belonging to the 5th generation of gaming systems. Five years later, an updated version called PSone was released, which was significantly smaller in size. Thanks to a large number of quality games for PlayStation, as of July 2008, over 102.49 million consoles have been sold worldwide. The console made Sony one of the major players in the market. The best of the best games for PlayStation was Gran Turismo. The successor to the console was PlayStation 2.
Platforms
PlayStationSNESNintendo SatellaviewGame BoyCommodore 64PC-FXWindows 3.xNintendo 64SEGA SaturnGenesisSEGA Master SystemPC-98Game Boy ColorApple IIgsCD-iDOSNeo Geo CDLynxPalm OSNeo GeoAcorn 32-bitTRS-80 CoCoAtari 2600JaguarGame.ComArcade
Years
Statuses
Best Games for PlayStation of 1998
Role-playing game, Third-person view, Futurism (Future), Anime / Manga, Turn-based, Combat robots, Japanese role-playing game
February 11, 1998
Players:
9/10
Steam:
68/100
Metacritic:
84/100
A futuristic role-playing game with turn-based combat follows young Fei, who is drawn into a war shaped by a mysterious organization. Its ancient technology...
Simulation, Strategy, First-person view, Top-down view, Futurism (Future), Anime / Manga, Combat robots
July 4, 1997
Wakusei Kōgekitai: Little Cats is a first-person simulation game with strategy, anime/manga and robot simulator elements from Family Soft Co., Ltd. The game...
Role-playing game, Strategy, Third-person view, Isometric, Anime / Manga, Fantasy / Medieval, Turn-based
December 13, 1996
A tactical role-playing game set in the fantasy kingdom of Valeria, caught in a war. Denim Powell, a member of the local resistance against occupying forces...
Role-playing game, In real time, Anime / Manga, Fantasy / Medieval, Turn-based, Isometric, Japanese role-playing game
March 19, 1998
Players:
9.6/10
Steam:
92/100
Metacritic:
83/100
Final Fantasy V is an anime-style turn-based strategy RPG with an isometric view. Embark on an epic adventure as four heroes are united by fate: Bartz and his...