Comment 35k gang down below for your chance to win a free Steam key! Also, quick little addition: Europe got a few PS1 games after that final FIFA. The last one in Europe was Jet Ace on November 15, 2004. However, this was published by Phoenix Games and is therefore an affront to several deities. PS playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLe6Km7QryeUQAwRyFsBBIxiXhhqwyUy4s
You are also wrong on this one, Yetisports World Tour was released on April 22, 2005 on PS1 for the PAL territories published by JowooD Productions and developed by Edelweiss Medianwerkstatt. This information also comes from Sony PlayStation 1 Sanctuary & Museum on RUclips. Nice try though, that did fool alot of folks.
yeah, no... the piracy have NOTHING to do with with the black discs, that is one of those romours that's been echo around like a parrot, the black discs are 100% done of the aesthetics and nothing else, the piracy protection is done by the wobble grove
I’d say it’s black so you can’t see where the data tracks end and begin so you couldn’t make a comparison or your copied disc to the original visually.
@@sbeezynukka of course I can't, I'm not a DVD burner, the wobble groove can only be made with a special burner, and other commercially available DVD burner would simply ignore it, you can think f it more like a intentional scratch or a pass-key hidden in the manual, so no, the black disc had nothing to do wit piracy, it was purely "to look cool" and "so people could show off their PS1 games to their friends" the whole thing about black discs and piracy is nothing more than a "mew under the truck" type of rumour
@@Kate_Hanami I’ll stand on why they colored it the way they did, wobble groove still standing. Security by obscurity which is their playbook so it stands to reason why they did it!
@@sbeezynukkait’s because nobody else had black discs, so it was incredibly easy to determine a copy from an original. More of a “seal of authenticity” than any specific anti-piracy tool
I am a blind gamer and own a PS5.. What's interesting about the voice that it uses to relay information to me is that when the hints say to press x something, the voice actually does say Cross. But, I still call it
The CD player thing sent me down some weird music forum rabbit holes, but it was kind of amazing to see it have such a specific purpose that has nothing to do with video games.
One way it have connection to games. Since the original early design idea was to use CD quality format for background music in games. All early prototypes utilize this. Later on top of that the engine got it's own code that could run compressed files some even lossless files which was even better. It was sort of MP3 before a MP3 was even a thing but still but lightyears better and especially way before FLAC. In lots of ways Sony was always decades or at least a decade ahead of everyone else and always offered tons of services that others either kept locked out or didnt even had access to at all.
I had a chipped PS1. Also had an open air weekly market my parents would take me to, and come home with a few pirated titles. Some of them had added trainers and such. It's also where I got a copy of Thrill Kill, when it first leaked.
Honestly, it launching at $300 was the only reason my dad bought my brother and I one. Looking back on it, I realize what a steal that was, especially as the library began to grow.
I’m now subscribed to your channel for the cracking research you put into this video and the pure nostalgia factor injected into it. The PS1 really did feel like the future when it came out. Plinky plonky, cartoony graphics were out, more adult orientated, gritty games were in and I was onboard for it all the way! I still remember the first zombie encounter in resi 1 freaking me out….but I loved it.
The icons thing is also why xbox is the outlier for button layout. Nintendo and Sony both put "confirm" on the right while xbox puts it on the bottom. Western developers flipped the buttons round for PlayStation games so that kinda carried over for Japanese ports that get translated.
16:57, I hate to do this to you, but you were dead wrong on this one. The 10/24/06 release was actually a re-release into a Capcom Books version of the same game that came out back in 2000! The last original game that was released in Japan, was Black Matrix 00 which was released on May 13, 2004. There was just 1 other game that was released that year and that was Dynamite Soccer 2004 Final which was released on April 15, 2004. All other releases after 5-13-04 were re-releases like the game you mentioned, the Final Fantasy Collection, and Metal Gear Solid 1, and a few others. The source of this comes from an extremely well known PS1 Collector who has a YT Channel known as the Sony PlayStation 1 Sanctuary & Museum who actually ran a museum near Philadelphia, PA in 2020 and beforehand, in Tokyo, Japan back in 2013. All those dates are verifiable so sadly your info is somewhat wrong.
Black disc idea is only cosmetic, nothing to do with piracy. For an example, Square Enix also released ps1 re-print releases of Final Fantasy games few years ago which did not have black color on those discs and they play fine on ps1.
Some Facts about Savegame Storage. Even before the NeoGeo some Consoles used external saving, but NeoGeo had the first "Card" . Nintendos Famicom and Super Famicom hat Storage System made by Ascii (also for Game Boy and Game Boy Advance) and NEC hat their TenNoKoe Line of Savesystems. Sony Memory Card also incorporates 16 Blocks, not 15, but one Block is not visible to the User and contains the Table of Contents of the Card. That also means the User can only 120kb of Storage (1Block=8KB). That's also the reason for a neat Trick on the PSone. If you delete a File from your Memorycard by accident in the Console's Memorycard Manager, don't leave the Screen but power off your System and the Saves are....well, saved, because the TOC is rewritten when you leave the Memorycard Manager.
"Sony doesn't know how to make [electronics] hardware" is the most schizophrenic thing anyone could say at any point in the 90's. what was next from the geniuses at Sega, Toyota doesn't know how to make cars?
I live in Latin America, so I had my PS1 and PS2 both chipped lol. This was kind of a "necessary evil" for people like me living in relatively smaller cities and towns, since you'd rarely see official games on sale anywhere at the time the PS1 was out. And from those you'd see, the titles would usually be very limited in variety (just 3 or 4 at most on most stores that sold games, which were not a lot of stores either), and many of them were titles that simply looked boring or were completely unknown (or both) and usually going for huge prices. It was kinda the same when the PS2 came out, though there seemed to be a little bit more variety in stores compared to before. So yeah, piracy was the way to go if you wanted to play different games that would have never gotten here otherwise, anime games included.
I remember Net Yaroze on PS1. And that Official Playstation Magazine Demo Discs, at least in the UK, had full Net Yaroze games on them for a long time. And I had a chipped PS1. But that was many years ago, and I have lost the console to time since then...
At the beginning you mentioned some games being cross-platform for the PS2 and PSX e.g. Harry Potter. If I'm not mistaken, those are a different case. It's not a port, it's entirely different game but with the same IP used and build based on the same premise. But it's not a port thus it's not a cross-platform title per se. Correct me if I'm wrong. Other than that, a great video!
C-12 being mentioned makes me happy, loved playing that during my childhood. Would be awesome if it ever got a remake or sequel. Or even just ported to modern consoles at this point
7:27 I believe the PS1 also had this I think it was the PS1 had this really cool screen where you could like do some crazy stuff like while music played you could shift through different like tunnels and really trippy stuff
10.35 what an amazing game, Forget the title but I remember the dungeon crawling / fighting 2 part game was amazing Also usually X would be enter on later titles but say FF7 Circle was enter so they must of just changed it around in later titles
I had a chipped PS1 and I loved those games like Gran Tourismo, Tekken 3 and Final Fantasy VIII. I loved that console and got it gifted for my 10th birthday and had to share it with my older brother. Sadly, one day my brother decided to buy a PS2, because it could play DVDs and yes this still breaks my heart. Because I was about to finish Final Fantasy VIII at that time and my brother hadn't even asked me, if replacing was okay. From nowadays perspective, I'd refuse and say "keep the PS1 and buy the PS2 too."
@@jameswallis4220 my brother bought the second gen of the PS2, which wasn't able to read burned CDs and wasn't downward compatible, also at that time hard to chip.
As much as Power Pad Dance Aerobics and PaRappa the Rapper did to innovate on the music game genre, Konami did so with their Bemani series. Beatmania started as a series of DJ simulation arcade games that eventually found their way to the PlayStation. How was that possible? Konami had to make original 5-key controllers that re-created the arcade experience in the consumers' living rooms. The software and controllers turned PlayStations into DJ stations. (Sort of.)
19:32 honestly I would have thought Final Fantasy VII or Final Fantasy VIII Maybe the reason why I bought the PlayStation 1 was because of Final Fantasy VII at the time those Graphics were insane it's kind of crazy to look at it now and be like really but yeah they were
the ps1 played several interactive screensavers when playing music cds as a hidden feature. also , i think theres a special feature in the ps2 when watching certain movies where you could change camera angles while the movie played. I think they only made one movie for the feature. some special version of final fantasy spirits within.
12:34 except USA swapped X and O since basically ever. So over here that logic falls apart. I really don't know why it's always been that way. A few games for a while used O as Accept but somewhere around 1998 that just never was the case. When I got my import Vita it came as X being Accept but once I exploited it, it went back to USA X and O settings.
I mean in japan has always been the other way, so the logic applies, Sony of japan should have enforced using circle to confirm for all regions and be consistent about it.
When I bought the ps3 it was in 2017, I've only played on pc my whole life, I was confused by this decision, I got so curious that I went to check if I was alone in thinking that x should be the cancel button and O the confirm button
Wow to last for so long almost 30yrs. I have 2 ps1 but both are long dead by now but i kept them in a drawer i wil never throw them for sentimental reasons. The plastic casing is already yellowish because of age and i still have over a hundred game cds.
What's crazy I've knew most of the facts on the list but the n64 was my primary system of that generation but i had all 3 at the time and i can say the ps1 helped sony out a lot
The explanations for the button shapes and colors make no sense when on PS1, X was the "Yes/proceed" button, triangle was the "No/back" button. Sounds like Sony was just trying to sound smart lol honestly the colors wouldn't make much sense even if it were true, blue for no red for yes???
The tony hawks 3 ps1 version was so bad. I also have that reality quest ps1 glove. I had a modded ps1, and a guy that used to drive to my house and sell pretty much any game for $5 each. Somehow got ff9 before it was released, good times
The THPS3 port isn't bad; what are you talking about? The THPS3 port may have far more loading times in between menus, but the port is well-made with the PS one's limitations in mind. There are some characteristics the next-gen systems don't have, like the Downhill level, Tag in 2 Player mode, mapping flips to Circle and grabs to Square... Is there anything else I have to say?
15:25 - why would you bother? video cds were a great thing back then, because they were affordable. on black market or the web you found hollywood movies put on 600mb cds, you could easily copy with a (not so cheap) cd writer and 600mb was somewhat you could download over days on slow internet connections. a friend and me got a vast collections of movies, theater-rips and old gems written on blank cds you could by in packets of 10 to 50 back then. video quality was no concern. being able to watch a movie home on your psx or pc was groundbreaking and the displays were low resoluted. it was way before average people thought about hd or stuff.
I don't like it any more than you do, but according to the Playstation manual, "box" and "cross" are the official designations for "square" and "x". You're totally right about Circle though.
Reality Quest sounds like some awful, straight to VHS movie from the 90s where video games come to life and it's down to that one bullied nerd to save the world. What do you mean Adam Sandler wants to know my location?
I had a chipped PS1 and still.have but before that u just put in a PS1 demo disc and when the playstation logo appears u quickly swap the demo disc for your copied game. Little bit of blu tac in the top right to fool the console that the lid is actually closed.❤️🏴
What is the website you’re sharing on screen that has the sales information for all those PS1 games please share it with us. I’d like to know what website that is
2:26 wild arms was not on the ps2. Thebonly wild arms games on ps2 were 3, 4 and 5. Wild arms 1 and 2 were on the ps1. None of them were on both the ps1 and ps2
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16:01 well yeah also the PS2 is backwards compatible it was freaking awesome not only could you play your PS1 games but you could also play DVDs why wouldn't you buy a PS2 also certain PS3s were backwards compatible with PS1 and 2 then PS4 came out in crap the bed by not making it backwards compatible I swear whoever took over or whatever happened someone's a d bag
People should seriously put to bed these clickbait nonsense like "recently revealed" NO IT WASNT RECENTLY REVEALED RATHER WAS COMMON KNOWLEDGE SINCE DAY ONE For example even if you were not exposed to PS1 JP region games you still could read about them in magazines and forums. We all knew that the buttons had different meaning and function on JP region. Why we in Europe got the western layout now that I never know. To me it always made sense what the symbols represent yet the rest of the world completely lost the meaning of them since the functions in the games were mapped differently. in JP the main design purpose was X button is cancel, O is select this was common back then and is even today in Europe, UK, Russia on tests and other similar things yet we didnt got this layout for PS1 at all somehow, nor PS2 far as I know Square was suppose to be a map button, yet again I don't know a single game that had this button for a map in EU and US. Maybe the layouts didn't work well with the test groups in western studios so that might explain it, I have no other explanation since it was never cleared in legit ways of why is this changed elsewhere.
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Also, quick little addition: Europe got a few PS1 games after that final FIFA. The last one in Europe was Jet Ace on November 15, 2004. However, this was published by Phoenix Games and is therefore an affront to several deities.
PS playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLe6Km7QryeUQAwRyFsBBIxiXhhqwyUy4s
I thought it was Schnappi
Good ol' Phoenix Games. Just like the mythical creature, it keeps coming back from their ashes
You are also wrong on this one, Yetisports World Tour was released on April 22, 2005 on PS1 for the PAL territories published by JowooD Productions and developed by Edelweiss Medianwerkstatt. This information also comes from Sony PlayStation 1 Sanctuary & Museum on RUclips. Nice try though, that did fool alot of folks.
"Sony doesn't know how to make hardware"
It's even funnier when you consider the earlier SEGA consoles were frankenstein abominations of add-ons.
Really glad to be the one that worked on this one 🎉🎉🎉
Are there more vultures now?!?!
yeah, no... the piracy have NOTHING to do with with the black discs, that is one of those romours that's been echo around like a parrot, the black discs are 100% done of the aesthetics and nothing else, the piracy protection is done by the wobble grove
I’d say it’s black so you can’t see where the data tracks end and begin so you couldn’t make a comparison or your copied disc to the original visually.
@@sbeezynukka of course I can't, I'm not a DVD burner, the wobble groove can only be made with a special burner, and other commercially available DVD burner would simply ignore it, you can think f it more like a intentional scratch or a pass-key hidden in the manual, so no, the black disc had nothing to do wit piracy, it was purely "to look cool" and "so people could show off their PS1 games to their friends" the whole thing about black discs and piracy is nothing more than a "mew under the truck" type of rumour
@@Kate_Hanami I’ll stand on why they colored it the way they did, wobble groove still standing. Security by obscurity which is their playbook so it stands to reason why they did it!
@@sbeezynukkait’s because nobody else had black discs, so it was incredibly easy to determine a copy from an original. More of a “seal of authenticity” than any specific anti-piracy tool
@@mrb692 ok you guys have your opinions on why and I have mine! I’m standing on it and that’s that!
good 'ol days of gaming, still remember i went into playstation cafe/rental to play winning eleven/pro evolution soccer everyday after school..
I am a blind gamer and own a PS5.. What's interesting about the voice that it uses to relay information to me is that when the hints say to press x something, the voice actually does say Cross. But, I still call it
The CD player thing sent me down some weird music forum rabbit holes, but it was kind of amazing to see it have such a specific purpose that has nothing to do with video games.
One way it have connection to games. Since the original early design idea was to use CD quality format for background music in games. All early prototypes utilize this.
Later on top of that the engine got it's own code that could run compressed files some even lossless files which was even better. It was sort of MP3 before a MP3 was even a thing but still but lightyears better and especially way before FLAC.
In lots of ways Sony was always decades or at least a decade ahead of everyone else and always offered tons of services that others either kept locked out or didnt even had access to at all.
@@minmogrovingstrongandhealthy Especially with audio stuff, it seems like.
The Atari nonsense was one of the big things I learned while writing this. Absolutely amazing. The balls on Atari is genuinely impressive to me.
Way to put it my dude
@@ofj6400 It was a big, crazy swing, and I have to admit I'll always admire stuff like that, at least a little.
It's totally x and circle hahahahaha
@@tysoncarpenter8628 Yes! Lmao
Yeah it was the only thing I learned from this video too 🙈
I had a chipped PS1. Also had an open air weekly market my parents would take me to, and come home with a few pirated titles. Some of them had added trainers and such. It's also where I got a copy of Thrill Kill, when it first leaked.
"PS1 Facts YOU Probably Didn't Know"
Me, who lost their virginity to a PSX in the backseat of a Previa: "Bet, and I also definitely know what sex is."
Here's one you missed: The very early revisions of the PS1 had a bug in the GPU that caused ugly banding in some scenes :)
Honestly, it launching at $300 was the only reason my dad bought my brother and I one. Looking back on it, I realize what a steal that was, especially as the library began to grow.
Nobody ever mentions one of my favourite ps1 games, destruction derby haha
"I'm not having it. I'm not having it today." lol
I used my PS1 to listen to The Better Life by 3 Doors Down, which was my first CD.
That free not three bit got me. Love that (and the video of course!).
Great facts and very entertaining! :)
Is that a lofi version of Whiterun OST in the back?? simply beautiful
I’m now subscribed to your channel for the cracking research you put into this video and the pure nostalgia factor injected into it. The PS1 really did feel like the future when it came out. Plinky plonky, cartoony graphics were out, more adult orientated, gritty games were in and I was onboard for it all the way! I still remember the first zombie encounter in resi 1 freaking me out….but I loved it.
The icons thing is also why xbox is the outlier for button layout.
Nintendo and Sony both put "confirm" on the right while xbox puts it on the bottom.
Western developers flipped the buttons round for PlayStation games so that kinda carried over for Japanese ports that get translated.
The Saturn had an awesome CD player too.
16:57, I hate to do this to you, but you were dead wrong on this one. The 10/24/06 release was actually a re-release into a Capcom Books version of the same game that came out back in 2000! The last original game that was released in Japan, was Black Matrix 00 which was released on May 13, 2004. There was just 1 other game that was released that year and that was Dynamite Soccer 2004 Final which was released on April 15, 2004. All other releases after 5-13-04 were re-releases like the game you mentioned, the Final Fantasy Collection, and Metal Gear Solid 1, and a few others. The source of this comes from an extremely well known PS1 Collector who has a YT Channel known as the Sony PlayStation 1 Sanctuary & Museum who actually ran a museum near Philadelphia, PA in 2020 and beforehand, in Tokyo, Japan back in 2013. All those dates are verifiable so sadly your info is somewhat wrong.
Please continue making these random facts for all the other consoles. I'd love to see a video like that about PSP 🙂
the ff7 music had me set from the beginning
Black disc idea is only cosmetic, nothing to do with piracy. For an example, Square Enix also released ps1 re-print releases of Final Fantasy games few years ago which did not have black color on those discs and they play fine on ps1.
I remember triangle being back in games and the only time back was circle was at the playstation main menu.
The visualizer for the CD Player was fun too, used to mess around with that quite a bit
Pilots say “tree” for clarity
I absolutely loved playing The Bouncer! back in the day.😊
There are dozens of us! Dozens!
Some Facts about Savegame Storage. Even before the NeoGeo some Consoles used external saving, but NeoGeo had the first "Card" .
Nintendos Famicom and Super Famicom hat Storage System made by Ascii (also for Game Boy and Game Boy Advance) and NEC hat their TenNoKoe Line of Savesystems.
Sony Memory Card also incorporates 16 Blocks, not 15, but one Block is not visible to the User and contains the Table of Contents of the Card. That also means the User can only 120kb of Storage (1Block=8KB). That's also the reason for a neat Trick on the PSone. If you delete a File from your Memorycard by accident in the Console's Memorycard Manager, don't leave the Screen but power off your System and the Saves are....well, saved, because the TOC is rewritten when you leave the Memorycard Manager.
14:43 I loved my PS2 I still own the first DVDs I've ever bought. And I remember being like 16 I think when I bought a PS2 I was so happy
"Sony doesn't know how to make [electronics] hardware" is the most schizophrenic thing anyone could say at any point in the 90's. what was next from the geniuses at Sega, Toyota doesn't know how to make cars?
To be fair, Sega made the technologically superior consoles, just didn't understand the need to get game publishers behind them.
We just had loads of memory cards for ps1 as kids lol
I think the PS1/PSX is my favorite console now.
Kung Fu Hustle is truly legendary. I have my copy tucked away safely for the zombie apocalypse.
I think two of my cousins had their ps1 chipped. We were like 10-12. We played a ton of new games after that!
I live in Latin America, so I had my PS1 and PS2 both chipped lol. This was kind of a "necessary evil" for people like me living in relatively smaller cities and towns, since you'd rarely see official games on sale anywhere at the time the PS1 was out. And from those you'd see, the titles would usually be very limited in variety (just 3 or 4 at most on most stores that sold games, which were not a lot of stores either), and many of them were titles that simply looked boring or were completely unknown (or both) and usually going for huge prices. It was kinda the same when the PS2 came out, though there seemed to be a little bit more variety in stores compared to before. So yeah, piracy was the way to go if you wanted to play different games that would have never gotten here otherwise, anime games included.
I had never even heard of Net Yaroze!!!
Still got my OG PS1 from 1997. Pretty sure I've still got Chocolate Salty Balls on CD too 😂
I remember Net Yaroze on PS1. And that Official Playstation Magazine Demo Discs, at least in the UK, had full Net Yaroze games on them for a long time.
And I had a chipped PS1. But that was many years ago, and I have lost the console to time since then...
Is it bad that I’ve started enjoying the edits more than the actual content?
At the beginning you mentioned some games being cross-platform for the PS2 and PSX e.g. Harry Potter. If I'm not mistaken, those are a different case. It's not a port, it's entirely different game but with the same IP used and build based on the same premise. But it's not a port thus it's not a cross-platform title per se.
Correct me if I'm wrong.
Other than that, a great video!
C-12 being mentioned makes me happy, loved playing that during my childhood. Would be awesome if it ever got a remake or sequel. Or even just ported to modern consoles at this point
Would love to do a playthrough of it on the channel!
7:27 I believe the PS1 also had this I think it was the PS1 had this really cool screen where you could like do some crazy stuff like while music played you could shift through different like tunnels and really trippy stuff
Yaaaay!!!! Fun facts! I love Fun facts!:D
They're FUN. And one thing we like around here is GOOD CLEAN FUN. AND FACTS.
Thanks, Jay! appreciate you
@@CulturedVultures you're welcome! :D
You da real mvp!
I hope you are glad you paid to get incorrect facts in some circumstances
10.35 what an amazing game,
Forget the title but I remember the dungeon crawling / fighting 2 part game was amazing
Also usually X would be enter on later titles but say FF7 Circle was enter so they must of just changed it around in later titles
I still have a chipped PS1 and it’s still awesome 😊😊😊
I had a chipped PS1 and I loved those games like Gran Tourismo, Tekken 3 and Final Fantasy VIII. I loved that console and got it gifted for my 10th birthday and had to share it with my older brother. Sadly, one day my brother decided to buy a PS2, because it could play DVDs and yes this still breaks my heart. Because I was about to finish Final Fantasy VIII at that time and my brother hadn't even asked me, if replacing was okay. From nowadays perspective, I'd refuse and say "keep the PS1 and buy the PS2 too."
you could of just played the game on the PS2 just fine ;)
@@jameswallis4220 my brother bought the second gen of the PS2, which wasn't able to read burned CDs and wasn't downward compatible, also at that time hard to chip.
@@TraxtasyMedia ohh my bad, I skipped over the chipped part haha.
I had a chipped one too, borrowed my mates chipped games and box you put on the back
What are these games in the video, anybody could help me?
Game at 0:51, 4:15, 4:32, 5:59, 6:19, 8:40, 10:32, 10:38, 12:24, 12:25, 14:02, 18:13, 20:37
I enjoyed this video ps1 was epic ,i still play it now
and you put footage of the N64 version of Mortal Kombat Trilogy into a PlayStation video. Coll stuff tho :)
As much as Power Pad Dance Aerobics and PaRappa the Rapper did to innovate on the music game genre, Konami did so with their Bemani series. Beatmania started as a series of DJ simulation arcade games that eventually found their way to the PlayStation. How was that possible? Konami had to make original 5-key controllers that re-created the arcade experience in the consumers' living rooms. The software and controllers turned PlayStations into DJ stations. (Sort of.)
welp, you could also save your game progress on famicom disk systems
13:06 in the voice of Butthead "HUHHUH you were old when the PS1 came out"
Kung fu hustle is the best movie ever
19:32 honestly I would have thought Final Fantasy VII or Final Fantasy VIII Maybe the reason why I bought the PlayStation 1 was because of Final Fantasy VII at the time those Graphics were insane it's kind of crazy to look at it now and be like really but yeah they were
THANK YOU. It's X and Circle. Thank you
Someone here calls Circle ... "ROUND".NO. It's circle! xD
you WHAT
round???
the ps1 played several interactive screensavers when playing music cds as a hidden feature. also , i think theres a special feature in the ps2 when watching certain movies where you could change camera angles while the movie played. I think they only made one movie for the feature. some special version of final fantasy spirits within.
12:34 except USA swapped X and O since basically ever. So over here that logic falls apart. I really don't know why it's always been that way. A few games for a while used O as Accept but somewhere around 1998 that just never was the case. When I got my import Vita it came as X being Accept but once I exploited it, it went back to USA X and O settings.
I mean in japan has always been the other way, so the logic applies, Sony of japan should have enforced using circle to confirm for all regions and be consistent about it.
When I bought the ps3 it was in 2017,
I've only played on pc my whole life,
I was confused by this decision,
I got so curious that I went to check if I was alone in thinking that x should be the cancel button and O the confirm button
i got my PS1 day 1. i still have it and use it to this day. i have about 150 titles for it including Tomb Raider Crash and Spyro series.
Wow to last for so long almost 30yrs. I have 2 ps1 but both are long dead by now but i kept them in a drawer i wil never throw them for sentimental reasons. The plastic casing is already yellowish because of age and i still have over a hundred game cds.
@@kristofferandchristine9252 THE ONLY THING I HAD CHANGE OUT WERE THE CABLES
I remember triangle being back when it switch to circle I switch to Dreamcast
Wild arms alter code F was a full blown, built from the ground up remake
the playstation symbols are the only ones I've been able to memorize.
VCD was bigger in asia. Its was easy to store in size and environment. Many asian users had limited space.
What's crazy I've knew most of the facts on the list but the n64 was my primary system of that generation but i had all 3 at the time and i can say the ps1 helped sony out a lot
The explanations for the button shapes and colors make no sense when on PS1, X was the "Yes/proceed" button, triangle was the "No/back" button. Sounds like Sony was just trying to sound smart lol honestly the colors wouldn't make much sense even if it were true, blue for no red for yes???
My favorite console
The tony hawks 3 ps1 version was so bad. I also have that reality quest ps1 glove. I had a modded ps1, and a guy that used to drive to my house and sell pretty much any game for $5 each. Somehow got ff9 before it was released, good times
The THPS3 port isn't bad; what are you talking about? The THPS3 port may have far more loading times in between menus, but the port is well-made with the PS one's limitations in mind. There are some characteristics the next-gen systems don't have, like the Downhill level, Tag in 2 Player mode, mapping flips to Circle and grabs to Square... Is there anything else I have to say?
What RPG game is shown at 8:12 ? I wanna check it out.
I loved nhl 98
15:25 - why would you bother?
video cds were a great thing back then, because they were affordable. on black market or the web you found hollywood movies put on 600mb cds, you could easily copy with a (not so cheap) cd writer and 600mb was somewhat you could download over days on slow internet connections.
a friend and me got a vast collections of movies, theater-rips and old gems written on blank cds you could by in packets of 10 to 50 back then.
video quality was no concern. being able to watch a movie home on your psx or pc was groundbreaking and the displays were low resoluted. it was way before average people thought about hd or stuff.
I don't like it any more than you do, but according to the Playstation manual, "box" and "cross" are the official designations for "square" and "x". You're totally right about Circle though.
Nobody ever has called them box or cross 😂
Square and x
Its definitely X and circle hahahaha!!!
I'm so intrigued about the farting lady.
I don't know of any vultures with more culture than these fellas anywhere on the internet.
Reality Quest sounds like some awful, straight to VHS movie from the 90s where video games come to life and it's down to that one bullied nerd to save the world.
What do you mean Adam Sandler wants to know my location?
It's Delta.
"Triangle" 🙄
Numbah Freeee
X is never used as no though...
I had a chipped PS1 and still.have but before that u just put in a PS1 demo disc and when the playstation logo appears u quickly swap the demo disc for your copied game.
Little bit of blu tac in the top right to fool the console that the lid is actually closed.❤️🏴
Fact you don't, aspect ratio is a thing and 16:9 isn't the one that the ps1 uses.... :(
PS1 Vulture time
12:30 i thought those icons were for shapes with 1 to 4 edges
But the “O” has zero edges 🤔
“Sony doesn’t know how to make hardware” is about the same a Keith Moon saying that Jimmy Page’s new band would “go over like a led zeppelin’.
12:10 Ok but it is cross.
0:00. Bet I do.
What is the website you’re sharing on screen that has the sales information for all those PS1 games please share it with us. I’d like to know what website that is
PriceCharting!
Anyone knows what Rally game is in the 0:51?
Micro machines
2:26 wild arms was not on the ps2.
Thebonly wild arms games on ps2 were 3, 4 and 5.
Wild arms 1 and 2 were on the ps1. None of them were on both the ps1 and ps2
Wild arms alter code f for ps2 is a remake of the first one
Anyone know what game was on at 14:30? It just unlocked a core memory and i cant remember what it was called!
That would be Blast Chamber. Loved it. Good 4 player nonsense.
@@messiahmozgus thank you so much!!!
@@jameslangdon6653 I rarely get to answer these. I'm usually clueless.
Atari = greatest salty Mcsaltersons of all time
I'll take "furee" over "turee" any day
My chipped ps1 needs a new chip. Lost its code and screwed up reading disks upto longer loads and slow reads 😂. Wont be hard with an 8pin
35k gang 😂
you were the only person who took part, so you won! hahaha
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16:01 well yeah also the PS2 is backwards compatible it was freaking awesome not only could you play your PS1 games but you could also play DVDs why wouldn't you buy a PS2 also certain PS3s were backwards compatible with PS1 and 2 then PS4 came out in crap the bed by not making it backwards compatible I swear whoever took over or whatever happened someone's a d bag
The myth that the PS2 was the cheapest DVD player when it came out refuses to die it seems.
18:41 what are you talking about was Nintendo is still crazy they still suck horribly
Whos ps1 was not chipped?
Mine 😂
DID YoU knOw? The PS1 DoEs nOT Fit IN YoUr BeHinD! ME AnD tHe LinUS TeCH LAborATorYs FiGuREd THat Out!
Me and your dad proved that's false bro
@@CulturedVultures Hahaha :D
People should seriously put to bed these clickbait nonsense like "recently revealed" NO IT WASNT RECENTLY REVEALED RATHER WAS COMMON KNOWLEDGE SINCE DAY ONE
For example even if you were not exposed to PS1 JP region games you still could read about them in magazines and forums. We all knew that the buttons had different meaning and function on JP region. Why we in Europe got the western layout now that I never know.
To me it always made sense what the symbols represent yet the rest of the world completely lost the meaning of them since the functions in the games were mapped differently.
in JP the main design purpose was X button is cancel, O is select
this was common back then and is even today in Europe, UK, Russia on tests and other similar things yet we didnt got this layout for PS1 at all somehow, nor PS2 far as I know
Square was suppose to be a map button, yet again I don't know a single game that had this button for a map in EU and US. Maybe the layouts didn't work well with the test groups in western studios so that might explain it, I have no other explanation since it was never cleared in legit ways of why is this changed elsewhere.