Some of the greatest PS1 games ever have been lost to time.

A classic PlayStation 1 game is headed to PlayStation Plus alongside a raft of other great titles. It's time to relive the ...

Tom Bowen is a senior editor who loves adventure games and RPGs. He's been playing video games for several decades now and writing about them professionally since 2020. Although he dabbles in news and ...

1995 was a simpler time. Before ray tracing and 4K, before every game required you to have an internet connection for some reason, the PS1 was just… the PlayStation. Originally an ill-starred ...

The original PlayStation put Sony on the (gaming) map, delivering a game library that would go on to have quite a few classic RPGs. Sony shook things up when it made a new console following a botched ...

Adam is a lifelong gamer who enjoys RPGs, action adventure games and a healthy helping of VR to boot. He has written for countless sites in the gaming medium, and you can find him playing the newest ...

A cult-classic platformer that is synonymous with the PlayStation 1 is finally set to return this summer over 26 years after first launching. Nearly one year ago, Limited Run Games shared that it was ...

This morning, PS5 owners booted up their consoles and (assuming they had auto-updates turned on) were greeted with a surprise: The original and iconic PlayStation 1 console boot-up logos and music. It ...

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You can now use the sounds from the PS1, PS2, PS3, or PS4 when selecting games on PlayStation 5, but it may only be for a 'limited' time. Reading time 2 minutes The PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 5 Pro ...

Backward compatibility in video game consoles goes back to the 1980s, but it didn't really catch on back then. Yes, Sega's Master System hit stores in 1985 and played games from the company's first ...

In a nutshell: A modder has turned a rare PS1 controller from 2001 into a fully-working portable PlayStation. The man behind the new console is well-known Japanese modder Hairo Satoh, who calls ...