Sony Imagesoft Games
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The game is a side scroller Beat 'em up which consists of moving from left to right and from right to left beating any enemies on screen.
Jet Moto 3
Jet Moto's frame rate, rider animations and wave physics are extremely impressive, even at this early stage.
Jumping Flash 2
Combine them and gamers have what is known as Robbit in Jumping Flash! 2.
Motor Toon Grand Prix
Here it comes, hurtling down the highway after the greased lightning that was Ridge Racer, Motor Toon Grand Prix from Sony Computer Entertainment!
Toh Shin Den
With the PlayStation recently released, there needs to be a title that can really show off what this wonder of a game system can do. HS Toshinden does exactly that!
ESPN Sunday Night Football
ESPN Sunday Night NFL is a Football game, developed by Ringler Studios and published by Sony Imagesoft, which was released in 1994.
Blasto
Sony lies prepared us for what they claim will be one of the hottest titles of the year with their new release Blasto or Captain Blasto.
Streak
At least SingleTrac's Streak has a go at being a bit different.
Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
The player controls Frankenstein, the monster, as he stomps through a medieval village looking for someone to love and accept him for who he is.
Hudson Hawk
A cat burglar, Hudson Hawk, has got a mission: he must get the three works of art by Da Vinci's: "The Sforza", the rocking horse; his sketchbook that he called "The Codex", and a precious crystal.
Steel Reign
Not only do you get the chance to complete demanding missions in Steel Reign, but you can also choose your vehicle of destruction.
Hermie Hopperhead
Hermie Hopperhead is a Mario-esque action platform game.
Jumping Flash
lf you are just expecting another variation of full-polygon Doom, get ready for a surprise! Jumping Flash!
NFL Gameday 99
NFL GameDay 99 have the challenging task of staying ahead of EA two years in a row.
Gunners Heaven
If you can't wait for a 32-Bit Gunstar Heroes, then grab this title for PS and rock on!
Cool Boarders 2
Already being a 3-D polygonal game (for the most part), Cool Boarders has not experienced the extreme facelift the other Sony sports games have.
ESPN National League Hockey Night
Play as any of the teams from the NHL at the time this game was made and since it's officially licensed, the teams are all real.
Cart World Series
Sony loves showing off the speed of their system, and what better way to do it than implementing race cars that reach speeds in excess of 200 mph?
Armored Core
Armored Core pushes mecli gomes to the limit wilt its beautifully staged levels and sharp graphics.
Tail Of The Sun
Tail of the Sun is an entertaining title that will keep players snickering while they try to plot for the survival of an entire tribe.
Super Dodge Ball
The stalwart U.S. Dodgeball Players have teamed up to challenge their opponents from around the globe for the title of World Cup Champions.
Bushido Blade 2
While the original Bushido Blade has only been out for a couple of months here in the U.S.
NHL Faceoff 2000
Sony has put a good programming team together, and this hockey game shows a lot of promise.
NFL Gameday 98
Like NFL GameDay 98, nothing less than a total overhaul has taken place. Sony's new, 3-D game engine has beefed up the graphics to new levels.
Horned Owl
Horned Owl is another shooter for the Sony PlayStation.
Rosco Mcqueen
Rosco McQueen gives you the chance to act out those firequenching desires.
No Escape
No Escape is an Action game, developed by Bits Studios and published by Psygnosis, which was released in 1994.
NFL Xtreme 2
NFL Xtreme 2 is a slight improvement over the original, but this couldn't have been too hard to accomplish.
Wreckin Crew
Wreckin Crew offers players the chance to drive a host of stylized and customized vehicles from a '57 Chevy to a beat-up Ford pickup.
MLB 2001
Last year 989 Sports took a lot of heat for releasing MLB 2000 virtually unchanged from the prior year. To make good, they've done a lot of work on MLB 2001.
Elemental Gearbolt
Elemental Gearbolt does actually incorporate some RPG elements to its play, but obviously the base of the game is hardcore shooting action.
Philosoma
Philosoma is a visually stunning game that uses cool CG cinemas to link the shooting stages with shifting viewpoints to suit the action, including front, side, top and rear view.
Spider
Itsy bitsy spider, crawling in this game. Spider for the PlayStation is in its early stages.
Epidemic
The radar system used in Epidemic is very nice.
NHL Face Off 98
It's premature to say that NHL Face Off 98 is the new king of the hockey sims, but at this point it looks good enough to shut down the current competition.
Turbo Prop Racing
Turbo Prop Racing is the newest addition to the growing motorboat racing genre.
NFL Gameday
Sony Interactive Sports began its 32-Bit I career as an upstart rookie with NFL GameDay.
ESPN Extreme Games
In ESPN Extreme Games, players compete against each other in true 3-D worlds.
NHL Face Off 99
NHL 99's passing is a bit too accurate and tight, making this game a lot easier to get into than NHL Face Off 99.
NHL Faceoff 2001
989 Sports' FaceOff 2001 hits the ice this September and it comes loaded with both new NHL expansion teams (Minnesota Wild, Columbus Blue) and eight international teams.
NBA Basketball 2000
A comprehensive Create-a-Player mode is another key feature. Look for NBA Basketball 2000 this October.
Total Driving
Total Driving features a good-sized handful of cars that can be used to race in One-player Mode as well as head-to-head Two-player Mode.
NBA Shootout 98
Arriving uncharacteristically late in the basketball season, Sony is finally ready to give gamers a good look at NBA ShootOut '98.
Front Mission 2
Square has once again teamed up with G-Craft (creators of Front Mission for the Super Famicom and Arc the Lad 1 & 2 for the PlayStation).
Armored Core Master Of Arena
The Armored Core series has enjoyed a tremendous cult following and the third installment is sure to please the devoted.
Motortoon 2
Motortoon 2 is the latest racing game from Sony Computer Entertainment.
Arc The Lad 1 And 2
More than 400,000 Japanese gamers have already played Arc the Lad-one of the first PlayStation RPGs-and now the game is finally on its way to America.