5 Best PS1 Games that are still Worth Playing

Gaming has become the medium of stress relief for many children and adults, likewise. Nowadays, it has been considered as an indulging recreational activity.

Back in 1994, PS1 was introduced in the market and was considered as one of the best video gaming consoles. Soon after its popularity, the newest PS2, PS3, and PS4 were introduced to enhance the gaming experience with the emerging technologies. There were numerous games played by gamers on PS1 and even when technology is constantly advancing, these games would always be considered as classic.

Loyica recommends these top five games of PS1 that are still worth playing:

Tomb Raider 2

Tomb Raider was first released on the PS1 and then all the first three games of Tomb Raider were introduced for PS1. Tomb Raider 2 offered improved movement, weapons, and save functionality over its predecessor. The plot involves The Dagger of Xian, an old/ancient weapon used to command the armies and send Lara (a pop culture icon) on a thrilling adventure packed with puzzles. Tomb Raider 2 was loved by the PS1 gamers back in the late 90s and it is still worth playing now. 

Tekken 3

Tekken 3 is known as one of the best-selling fighting games. When Tekken 3 was released, it surpassed all other fighting games which led to its rise in the market. This PS1 game always had a strong art design, background music, and creativemodes.

Moreover, the gamers love the iconic characters that were introduced in it, such as Jin Kazama and Ling Xiaoyu, each of which had different fighting skills.

Tony Hawks Pro Skater 2

This game is best known for its superb soundtrack and its skateboarding game. Video gamers can play with tons of famous skateboarders, perform excellent tricks in an urban environment and earn points to showcase how amazing they are at this game. This game is still worth playing as it never gets outdated even when so many other skateboarding video games have been introduced.

Wipeout

Wipeout is a futuristic racing game. It includes competition in a zero-gravity space of a racing league, where the tracks defy physics, and the gamers have to collect weapons, such as rockets and mines, to compete with their opponents. Gamers find this game to be enjoyable despite the slightly complicated controls.

Silent Hill

The Silent Hill is a game about a regular man named Harry Mason who is looking for his missing daughter in the town of Silent Hill. His search becomes more fascinating when he discovers some strange things in the place. The game is based on a horror genre and has five different endings to discover.

PS1 may be outdated now, but the games mentioned above remained to be worthwhile games. Every pro-gamer should at least try playing these games of the '90s to have a great gaming experience.