Post-Human Wanderings

Some different control sprites arts from random games #3

Pole Position II room, Namco Museum Vol.3 (PS1)

Bust a Groove 2 / Bust a Move 2 - intro - ultraHD

me trying to wake my girlfriend up to take her back inside when she got too high in the backyard

Sparkling Wide Pressure Sailor Moon E65

【PS1】Running High [Soundtrack]

We recently got our hands on the Japan exclusive Pocketstation (1999) for the original Playstation. It's a funky little peripheral reminiscent of the VMU for the Dreamcast. It not only acts as a regular memory card, but also lets you download additional mini-games from compatible software. A definite must have for any avid PS1 fan.

Despite being released so close to the Playstation 2 there are surprisingly many games supporting the little thing. Among them we find the excellent puzzle game Puyo Puyo 4 and another elusive title in the Jumping Flash! series, Pocket MuuMuu. More noteworthy perhaps is that both Japanese versions of Spyro the Dragon and Spyro 2, as well as Crash Bandicoot 3, all have Pocketstation mini-games that we never got to see over here.

Interestingly the western releases of Final Fantasy VIII (1999) still has the Pocketstation support intact. There is even an entire section in the manual, spanning several pages, but also notifies players that the device may in fact only be available in Japan. Despite the Pocketstation never coming here you can absolutely access the Chocobo World mini-game from a PAL/American copy of the game. If you happen to have a Pocketstation that is. How curious.

/Alicia

Evil Zone OST - Credits Music

same

And Cloud’s Omnislash grab can be reversaled lmao

It is possible earlier as well, but I suck.

Phozon room entrance, Namco Museum Vol.3 (PS1)

Galaga room, Namco Museum Vol.1 (PS1)

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