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> The PSX did not age well. Most games didn't aged well, however some of them are still impressive today considering the limitations: - Chrono Cross: almost
by m45t3r 5y ago
> The PSX did not age well.
Most games didn't aged well, however some of them are still impressive today considering the limitations:
- Chrono Cross: almost no loading times after the initial one.
- Crash Bandicoot: the graphics are still very charming, and there is almost no graphics 'jigling'.
- Valkyrie Profile: one of my favorite RPGs of all the time, and thanks to its 2D graphics and huge sprites it is still very good looking even today.
- Tekken 3: Very detailed character models and I think it runs at 60 FPS? Even if it doesn't, it is still impressive.
- eropple 5y ago> - Tekken 3: Very detailed character models and I think it runs at 60 FPS? Even if it doesn't, it is still impressive. It does, at least on NTSC. On the PlayStation Mini or whatever they called it, they packed a 50FPS PAL version of the game - and as near as I ever figured out, it was because the MT chip inside of it couldn't emulate Tekken 3 at 60FPS.
- wsc981 5y agoTenchu: Stealth Assasins should also be very playable still I think? At least I played it a bit recently on a PS1 emulator on a Raspberry Pi and was fun enough for me (as is Tekken 3).
- mywittyname 5y agoThe PSX had beautiful 2D graphics. I'm pretty confident that any of the 2D PSX games could be released now without much modification.