Phenomenal PS1 SHMUPS US library [HD]

October is National SHMUPS Month! Celebrate the greatest Shoot'em Ups on the PlayStation with the PlayStation Museum all month long!
Sega Saturn may have been a beast when it came to 32-bit 2D shooters, but the PlayStation's well-rounded shooter lineup was spectacular! This definitive video guide will take you on a journey through the PlayStation’s best US NTSC shoot'em ups.
Only traditional vertical and horizontal shooters were considered in the list.
What are your favorite SHMUPS for the PlayStation? Leave a comment!
In alphabetical order:
1.) Einhander (Squaresoft)
2.) G. Darius (THQ)
3.) Gekioh: Shooting King (Natsume)
4.) In The Hunt (Kokopeli)
5.) Mobile Light Force (XS Games)
6.) Philosoma (SCEA)
7.) The Raiden Project (SCEA)
8.) Raycrisis: Series Termination (Working Designs)
9.) Raystorm (Working Designs)
10.) R-Type Delta (Agetec)
11.) R-Types (ASCII)
12.) Shooter Space Shot (A1 Games)
13.) Sol Divide (XS Games)
14.) Strikers 1945 (Agetec)
15.) Thunder Force V (Working Designs)
16.) Viewpoint (Electronic Arts)
17.) Xevious 3D/G+ (Namco)
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[@RayTheProducer]

Einhander and RType Delta are works of art. They transcend the shooter genre. The rest are fun too, but those two are on another level. And I can play them on my PS3!

[@roybatty4687]

I could complete xevious when i was a student after much practice.

[@lehanderjau6269]

Great list. I would add Harmful Park to it. It’s a fantastic and funny shmup for the PS1.

[@PlayStationMuseum]

You are right! Harmful park is part of the import shmup video along with other great import ps1 shooters, check it out!

[@general.jayden]

RayStorm is nice😊

[@SpiritOfBagheera]

Yes.

[@alexmorpheus6762]

Geki-oh The Shooting King is my first shmup game. This, Einhänder, R-Type Delta, Thunder Force V and Mobile Suit Force are my favorites.

[@digi47]

X2: No Relief - One of the first PS1 games I ever played, surprised it's not on this list tbh.

[@PlayStationMuseum]

This video is only showing the US library. Sadly X2 didn’t see a release in the US but was released both in Japan and Europe. Check back for the import SMUPS library!

[@kylele23]

I would kill for r-type delta or thunder force v to get the HD port treatment that the ray-games and G Darius got.

[@Meshal11YouTube15]

Is There Anyone Between the Ages of 20 to 50 Making A RUclips Channel About the Future of PlayStation Games?

[@karolis.burzinskas]

There is no Gurentai in this list, man. It is probably the best shmup for PS1.

[@PlayStationMuseum]

It’s on the best import shmup list (part 2). This video was US released shmups only, the two part import video series has a bunch of other great shooters!

[@karolis.burzinskas]

@@PlayStationMuseum thank You. :)

[@celsussales]

R typr Delta o melhor...

[@alexmorpheus6762]

Yes.

[@lliesabdi2792]

O0

[@onemorequarter1087]

Shmup it up🍻