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#Incredible crisis psx driver

Actually, Rogue Trip was developed by the team behind the first two Twisted Metal games. That bizarre premise basically makes Rogue Trip a combination of Crazy Taxi and Twisted Metal.

#Incredible crisis psx driver

As such, it’s your job as a mercenary driver to not only compete against other mercenaries on the open road but to pick up tourists and take them to popular destinations for photo opportunities. Despite the wasteland conditions, the tourism scene is apparently still booming.

Rogue Trip takes place in an alternate version of 2012 in which the United States has become a post-apocalyptic wasteland (which, to be fair, was only a few years off from the truth). With that out of the way, let’s take a look at some truly strange PS1 games.

Strange PS1 games that were also very popular were eligible for this list, though I tried to focus more on some obscure selections that feel truly odd.

Any game that featured something unusual or untraditional (whether it be that title’s gameplay, story, premise, or the circumstances of its release) was considered to be “weird” enough to at least be worthy of initial consideration.

That rule includes titles that were only released in specific regions but doesn’t include games that were never commercially released or are just elaborate fan projects/ROM hacks.

Any game that was officially released for any model of the original PlayStation was eligible for this list.

While some weird PS1 games were weird for the sake of weirdness, many more acquired their weirdness as the result of someone’s attempt to answer the question, “How does new video game technology allow us to try something truly different?”īefore we dive into this list, though, here are a few rules and pieces of selection criteria to keep in mind: While that collection includes quite a few true classics like Metal Gear Solid, Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, and Final Fantasy 7, it also features a number of truly weird games that perhaps tried to push the limits of our perception just a bit too far.Īfter all, you don’t make an innovative omelet without breaking a few weird eggs, and that’s basically what most of the developer’s behind some of the PS1’s weirdest games were trying to do. When I think of the PlayStation One’s library, I think of a massive collection of innovative games that sparked new conversations about the entire medium.