Top 10 PS1 Fighting Games - Kim Justice
Added 2018-07-15 19:42:41 +0000 UTCLittle later than normal but NEW VIDEO! Hope you enjoy it. Also features an awesome new intro courtesy of Yoshi Vu.
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Ergheiz did come out over here. I had it and if it wasn’t for the FF 7 fighters I wouldn’t have bothered. Man, the PlayStation when it came out really did change everything.
Iain Roberts
2018-07-16 04:32:51 +0000 UTCHey Kim! Great episode. As a PlayStation enthusiast myself I was really happy to see this episode and thoroughly enjoyed watching it. I'd love to see you cover other popular genre's from the time such as platformers or adventure games. It was great to see some good old names there like Bloody Roar. I was shocked to see that you put Tobal in there because nobody other than me seems to have played it! I loved that game and the exploration mode. I was really disappointed when they decided not to release Tobal 2 outside of Japan, mainly because they tightened the fighting systems, they added a much bigger and better adventure mode and they just improved on many flawed aspects of the first game. Some fighting games to recommend though. I would recommend Criticom, not because it's good, but just because it was out there and it's an option. You could try Destrega, that was quite a good one from back in the day. I had a game called Star Gladiator that was quite fun to play but honestly, if you haven't already played it, I would highly recommend Psychic Force. I lost so much time on that game. Helped me discover anime also. One criticism I do have though, is in regards to your comment on Ergheiz. Are you sure that it didn't come out in Europe? Because I have a copy and it is from SCEE and I'm positive I got it for Christmas in 2000. I remember getting loads of PS1 games that year because the PS2 was upcoming and they were getting quite cheap in Electronics Boutique. But I'm positive Ergheiz was released here. I hope we see some more PlayStation themed episodes going forward! Ciao.
WraithBringer
2018-07-15 21:13:25 +0000 UTC
