PSOne Game Reviews
Delta Force: Urban Warfare
Written by Tom Clare in PSOne Game Reviews, Saturday 25 September, 2004
The rate at which people moved on from the original PlayStation to a next-generation console shocked me, and by the Summer of 2002, it felt like we humble PSOne owners were already in the minority. Th... Read More...Metal Gear Solid
Written by Tom Clare in PSOne Game Reviews, Tuesday 14 September, 2004
Every so often a game will appear carrying months (and occasionally years) of hype and anticipation on it's shoulders. Some deliver the goods, and become regarded as classics (Final Fantasy VII, Silen... Read More...Final Fantasy VII
Written by Tom Clare in PSOne Game Reviews, Saturday 4 September, 2004
It's fair to say that, prior to the 1997 release of Final Fantasy VII, role-playing video games weren't really a part of the mainstream market. Sure, the Zelda's and Wonderboy's had gained a good cult... Read More...World Rally Championship Arcade
Written by Tom Clare in PSOne Game Reviews, Thursday 26 August, 2004
Throughout most of 2002, readers of the 'Official UK PlayStation Magazine' were treated to a unique diary feature that charted the progress of a Swedish-developed racing game, that would eventually be... Read More...Harvest Moon: Back to Nature
Written by Tom Clare in PSOne Game Reviews, Wednesday 11 August, 2004
Maybe I've finally cracked up completely, but I could never have imagined singing the praises of a farming game and dubbing one of the most truly special games to grace the PlayStation a few months ba... Read More...Final Fantasy VI
Written by Tom Clare in PSOne Game Reviews, Monday 26 July, 2004
One thing that has continually annoyed me for as long as I can remember is how many gamers ignore games with graphics that are average or worse. My dad's one of them - give him a Resident Evil or a To... Read More...Tekken 3
Written by Tom Clare in PSOne Game Reviews, Sunday 11 July, 2004
Tekken 3 would be the final PSOne instalment for the legendary beat 'em up series, despite prolonged but unfounded rumours of Tekken Tag Tournament making its way to the little grey wonder box. By the... Read More...Resident Evil 3: Nemesis
Written by Tom Clare in PSOne Game Reviews, Wednesday 7 July, 2004
Resident Evil 3 had a lot to live up to - the success of it's predecessor's in the three years before had placed the horror series among the biggest in the gaming industry. First released i... Read More...Shadowman
Written by Tom Clare in PSOne Game Reviews, Sunday 4 July, 2004
Shadowman is not your common or garden super-hero. He has the customary alter-ego, Mike, but rather than switching between a normal and a heroic life, he instead can move between the realms of the liv... Read More...FIFA Football 2003
Written by Tom Clare in PSOne Game Reviews, Sunday 20 June, 2004
EA's FIFA football franchise began life on the 16-bit machines (Mega-Drive and SNES) way back in 1994, and has since expanded to become one of the highest-selling series in gaming history. So, it's ... Read More...Rage Racer
One the PlayStation's greatest mysteries was the unenthusiastic commercial response that Rage Racer was met with. A bold and sleek progression of the Ridge Racer franchise with greater depth of c...
Ray Tracers
Perhaps inevitably, the huge success Ridge Racer experienced when released alongside the PlayStation in 1995 prompted a flurry of similar titles over the next couple of years, eager to tap into the pu...
Louvre: The Final Curse
Broken Sword aside, point 'n' click adventures have never really had the same impact on home consoles as they have for the PC, and Wanadoo's PSOne release of Louvre: The Final Curse in 2002 in a nu...
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