Death Stranding takes us on a journey to reconnect the broken society of America in order to fight together against another catastrophic event that may or may not happen.
Death Stranding (PS4)ĭeath Stranding is a game that not very many people will play, or will start playing and likely drop it after the first hour because it's simply a "walking simulator." Well, you're half right but also wrong. I mean, Crash Bandicoot was PlayStation's mascot for a reason - he's a cool bandicoot. That’s why I enjoy Crash so much, unlike other platformers. The crazy level design in Crash Bandicoot is still difficult to this day, akin to user-created Super Mario Maker levels.
You can even find a Crash-cam scene in every single Uncharted game to date. But those led to some of the best moments, because you had a split second to recognize what was in front of you and react accordingly. A lot of people criticized the "Crash-cam," which was when the camera faced behind you as you would run away from something. This was my very first PS1 game as a kid, and I distinctly remember sucking so hard at it that I wanted to bash my brains in. You can't talk about the best PlayStation games of all time without at least mentioning the painful but epic platformer that is Crash Bandicoot. It’s the predecessor to great level creators such as Mario Maker and the upcoming Dreams. Left to their own devices, gamers created games across multiple platforms including fighting, shooting and racing. And best of all developer Media Molecule didn’t confine creation to platforming. Soon, gamers began creating their own games, complete with their own characters. As you explored the world of LBP, you collected all manner of stickers and other collectables that could be used to create your own games thanks to the integrated level creator. But beneath the cute frame, laid the groundwork for gamers to become creators. It was easy to do with the oddly adorable Sackboy helming the title. When it debuted back in 2008, people initially wrote LittleBigPlanet off as another cutesy platformer. I wonder if we’ll ever see anything like it again. And the PlayStation certainly had a lot of racing games, but R4 was more like a playable racing drama. There’s a cohesive, intangible beauty running through this title, and in the way it so effortlessly stirs up emotions so rare in a racing game. But it's R4’s acid jazz soundtrack, stylish on- and off-track visuals, unique progression system and ambitious narrative-driven campaign that make it an unforgettable experience.Īll the elements of R4’s world - from the fictional car brands, to the team identities and the environmental design - simply fit together as perfectly as they possibly could.
An artistic statement in a manner this genre rarely produces, Ridge Racer Type 4 is functionally sound and fun to drive, with all the technical trappings you’d expect from Namco at the zenith of its ‘90s might. Sony made a lot of questionable decisions with regard to the PlayStation Classic’s game roster, but one of the few it nailed was the inclusion of Namco’s 1999 arcade racing magnum opus.
It also looked jaw-droppingly good in its day, owing to the technical wizardry of Sony’s legendary Studio Liverpool team.
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However, for this list of the finest games ever to grace PlayStation hardware, our vote goes to 2005’s Wipeout Pure, as it renewed the series with a fresh stylistic vision just in time for the launch of the PlayStation Portable. Of Wipeout’s nine entries, there are many standouts.
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