Good PSX games?

[battalion]

Can't believe nobody mentioned Parasite Eve 1 and 2

[kh2k4]

I actually liked Over Blood it's like a game for Barry Burton granted the controls are awful but's still enjoyable imo, Over Blood 2 however is a pile of turd.

WCW Backstage Assault agreed whoever thoughtout the control mapping needs shooting R1 to run WTF it should have been called "crash, bang, wallop" the animations are rigid it doesn't flow at all WWF Warzone / Attitude button combos where smoother than this shite.

[Helder]

I hated every wrestling game on PSX, they all failed in comparison to the N64 wrestlers. Obviously the audio and fmv won on the PSX hands down but game play!? Not even close.

[kh2k4]

But Attitude was the first to have blood and two man commentary, decent career mode etc. Dreamcast version FTW though, i've still got all the como's written down lol.

[Smart1988]

For me FFVII,FFVIII,APE ESCAPE,MGS, SPYRO probably mostly than its my first psx games lol;D

[magicbob]

One of the best games I've Ever played was Legend Of mana,And believe me,I am NOT a RPG fan,Brave Fencer Musashi is another good game,and the marvel vs capcom Series were cool too!

[Helder]

I love Mana games and the PSX version looked gorgeous but I didn't enjoy its gameplay much. I don't know why these mana games have strayed so far from the originals on SNES when they had good game play and story. I stayed away from these games since they don't remind me much of the old Manas I loved and even on the NDS its was still crap compared to the old ones.

[Lazy Bastard]

Yeah, I wasn't impressed by Legend of Mana. Sword of Mana for GBA seems decent, though I haven't played far enough in to know for sure. Secret of Mana for the SNES is one of my favorite games of all time.

[BeyondTheStatic]

As already mentioned, Castlevania: SOTN. Quite possibly the best CV game ever made, and my favorite PSX title. I made the mistake of trading it in for something else, and haven't seen it being sold for anything approaching a decent price since then

Driver 2 was great. It featured an open-ended gameplay style similar to the GTA series, while also placing you down at street level, something GTA didn't even attempt for PSX games. The vehicle mechanics were top-notch, something the Driver games seem to always excel at. Plus, you could play director, recording sequences of the action using a bunch of different tools. This is another title I regret having traded in (never going to make that mistake again!).

Gauntlet legends is pretty fun. Collect keys, defeat enemies, complete missions, unlock new levels, move on.

Megaman Legends 2 is also good, even if it didn't get great reviews. The anime style looks nice, the cutscenes are worth watching, the controls work well, and the upgrade system is fun. The dungeons seem simple and repetitive at times, and only marginally improve as you progress through the game. All-in-all it's a fun way to waste your time.

Jumping Flash 2 is a decent game, and was the first 3D game I had the pleasure of playing (not counting Starfox for the SNES). You are a robotic rabbit that can jump in midair a few times (up to ten after completing the game), sent out to collect a number of items before the time runs out, fighting bosses along the way. While in the air the camera looks straight down and your shadow is visible, so you can see where you're about to land. I recently bought a used copy on ebay, and discovered that I really don't like it as much as I used to (forgot there was a timer, I hate those).