A four-player mahjong game by Capcom, featuring a colorful cast of characters drawn in Capcom's CG style. It is a sequel to Capcom's earlier Famicom mahjong gam...
A riichi mahjong game for the PS1 that is endorsed by professional mahjong player Ide Yosuke. It puts players in casual four-player games with a polygonal mahjo...
A digital tile game combining Bandai's simplified mahjong game Donjara with the comedy manga series Azumanga Daioh.
The sequel to the comedic riichi mahjong game Janpai Yuuki '99. Also known as Saibara Rieko no Mahjong Toriatama Kikou, and features more cartoony characters dr...
A comedic riichi mahjong game with cartoony characters drawn by manga artist Rieko Saibara.
A PS1 rhythm game where you conduct a classical orchestra. It was originally had two separate simultaneous releases ("pp Pianissimo" and "ff Fortissimo") with d...
A video game adaptation of the board game shogi.
A riichi mahjong game for the PS1, endorsed by professional mahjong player Mitsuru Andō and featuring numerous training tools based on his style of mahjong.
A four-player riichi mahjong arcade game by Warashi and Mahjong Kobo.
The Sacred Pools was an adult-themed FMV game developed by SegaSoft, but was never released.
A remake of the original "To Heart" initially created for the PlayStation in 1999.
A 3D crossover arena fighter with a turn-based strategy mode. The playable characters stem from a number of 60s, 70s, and 80s magical girl anime, while the enem...
A mini-game collection based on the Japanese toy train line.
A train driving simulation game for the PS1, based on Tomy's Plarail line of electric toy train sets.
A mahjong game better known for the Shoujo Kakumei Uneta's opening dummy file.
A sequel to Nippon Ichi Software's PS1 adapation of riichi mahjong, now with a new art style and the option for three-player mahjong. Later known as Logic Mahjo...
Nippon Ichi Software's PS1 adaptation of riichi mahjong, featuring a crime-themed noir-style Story Mode and a custom opponent creator.
The second release in MyCom's shōgi simulator series, released less than one year after its predecessor.
The first title in a long-running shōgi simulator series.
A PS1 adaptation of the game of shogi and the sequel to the computer adaptations Kiwame and Kiwame II.
A PlayStation platform fighter starring the CoroCoro Comic character Croket and his cast.
A kendō simulator which features some typical fighting game trappings.
A second helping of reversi in the Simple series
Dating sim
A budget-priced pachinko game.
The first reversi sim in the Simple series.
The second and third "Ray" games on one disc.
Exploration and turn based combat RPG featuring robots
A shogi game best known for featuring the Shoujo Kakumei Utena's opening video as a dummy data.
The first sequel to AI Shōgi, released only on PlayStation and Saturn.
The inaugural installment of Something Good (later ASCII Something Good and i4)'s shōgi series.
Winky the Little Bear is a disc containing an animated film and two mini-games.
A Simple 1500 Series Vol. 21: The Yakyuu update, based on the the teams from the NPB's 2002 season.
The sequel to the Hat Trick Hero series of arcade soccer games, bringing it into full polygonal 3D. It was also released for the PlayStation.
A puzzle-adventure game released in 1999 for the PlayStation exclusively in Japan.
The Mr. Do! pachi-slot machine is included on this PlayStation collection of Aruze pachi-slot machines.
A PlayStation role-playing game based on the Chō Mashin Eiyūden Wataru spinoff anime.
First Person Mech Sim developed by Pony Canyon only for the Playstation 1, Exclusively in Japan.
A vehicular combat game based on the anime of the same name.
The first Nishijin Pachinko title for PlayStation.
A budget mahjong solitaire game for the PS1, using the nikakudori variant.
A remastered, 32-bit compilation including Wizardry 4 and Wizardry 5, released in 1999 for the PS1
A port of Mujintou Monogatari 4 for the PlayStation.
A first-person survival game for the PlayStation about an international team of scientists investigating an unexplored island in 1904. The title was later porte...
An arcade entry in the Shanghai series of mahjong solitaire games, featuring a new mode called "In To Yo".
A Japanese adventure game for the PlayStation staring a cat samurai in ancient Japan.
The sequel to the 1995 PS1 bowling game King of Bowling. Was released in Europe with the name intact (even though the first one was never released there).
A budget collection of casino minigames for the PS1 by DigiCube, featuring cute anime women.
A budget bowling game for the PS1 by DigiCube. Also known as "World Tournament Bowling" and unrelated to the other two entries in the King of Bowling series.
A budget adaptation of the Go board game for the PS1 by Yuki and DigiCube.
A budget four-player quiz game for the PS1 by MECHANIC ARMS and DigiCube.
A budget board game collection for the PS1 by Yuki and DigiCube, featuring Chess and Reversi.
A budget card game collection for the PS1 by Yuki and DigiCube, featuring adaptations of Hanafuda, Blackjack, Five-Card Draw Poker, and Daifuugou.
A budget shogi game for the PS1 by Yuki and DigiCube.
A nikakudori-style mahjong solitaire game and the 11th in DigiCube's budget "Nice Price Series" line of PS1 games.
A close relative to the Tecmo World Cup series, Jikkyou Survival League offers classic arcade style action for the PS1.
An action-horror single-player game released for the Sony PlayStation in 1999 for PAL territories. The game is based on the movie Virus.
Stahlfeder is a vertical scrolling shooting game released in 1996 on PlayStation.
An entry in the Sanyō Pachinko Paradise pachinko simulator series.
Action RPG developed by Shade, Quintet and Arc Entertainment for the PlayStation.
Pixygarden is a Japanese PS1 simulation game developed by Imageworks.
Kowai Shashin is a Japanese PS1 game published by Media Entertainment. The game revolves around exorcising ghosts caught inside pictures.
The second game in the Japanese exclusive visual novel series.
GP Challenge is exclusively for PlayStation and it's present 1998 Formula One racing, but the circuits from the 1994 season.
An adventure game about a female detective that has to solve 18 different cases.
The first PlayStation entry in the Let's & Go!! series
A cartoony motorcycle racing game released for the PlayStation towards the end of its life span.
A Japanese-exclusive 3D fighting game based on the manga and anime of the same name (which was known outside of Japan as Apocalypse Zero).
A compilation of two Visco arcade eroge (mahjong and hanafuda).
The sequel to Micro Cabin's simulation game, Marionette Company.
A simulation game where the player discovers a human-like robot in the garbage and attempts to repair it.
A PlayStation port of Lord Monarch that contains a new presentation, maps and story mode.
Submarine simulator set on post-apocalyptic Earth where polar caps have melted and completely covered the surface in water. The player captains a lone submarine...
Top-down cartoony racing game with a cast of 12 wacky characters.
Shura no Mon is a 3D versus fighting game for PlayStation. It is based on the manga of the same name.
A PlayStation roleplaying game based on the anime Senkaiden Hōshin Engi aka Soul Hunter.
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