Disappointing, but it kind of showcases that the PS1's biggest strength was in its third party support. This then provides an issue for any classic console deal

Disappointing, but it kind of showcases that the PS1's biggest strength was in its third party support. This then provides an issue for any classic console deal based on said era, since third parties hold pretty much all the cards and that if they're not on board... well the reasons to buy it become signficantly less. Add Crash Bandicoot, Spyro, Tomb Raider, Castlevania Symphony of the Night... etc and this thing would be a much more compelling purpose. But it's not really under Sony's control, and hence the line up here.