Japan exclusive PS1 Games ... in 10 Minutes! (Chapter 1) [TURN ON SUBTITLES]

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A look at some of the many titles that were released for the PS1 - but only in Japan.
70's Robot Anime: Geppy-X-The Super Boosted Armor (Aroma - 1999)
Adventure of Little Ralph. The (New Corporation - 1999)
AirGrave (Santos - 1996)
Alice in Cyberland (Glams. - 1996)
Asuka 120% Excellent - Burning Fest. Excellent (Fill In Cafe - 1997)
Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go!! - Eternal Wings (Jaleco - 1998)
Battle Master (Taki - 1998)
Block Kuzushi 2 (Tamsoft - 2000)
Blue Breaker Burst:Egao No Asuni (HuneX - 1998)
Building Crush! (Shoeisha - 1996)
Chaos Control (Infogrames - 1996)
Community Pon (Fill-In Cafe - 1997)
Cyber Org (FuzzBox - 1999)
Finger Flashing (Affect Co - 1999)
Fox Junction (Trips - 1998)
From TV Animation One Piece - Grand Battle! 2 (Ganbarion - 2002)
Front Mission 2 (G-Craft - 1997)
Funky Boxers (Victor Entertainment - 2002)
Gale Gunner (ASCII - 2000)
Galeoz (Pre-Stage - 1996)
Hashiriya Ookami-tachi no Densetsu (Nichibutsu - 1997)
Hyakujuu Sentai GaoRanger (Natsume - 2001)
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Kahen Soukou Gunbike - Speed Power Gunbike (Inti Creates - 1998)
Kakugo no Susume (Tomy - 1997)
Kattobi Tune (Genki - 1998)
Klaymen Gun-Hockey (Kidsmind - 1999)
KoroKoro Post Nin (Media Entertainment - 2002)
Makeruna! Makendou 2 (Fill-In Cafe - 1995)
Masters Fighter, The (Unico Electronics - 1997)
Meta-Ph-List Mu.X.2297 (ADM - 1997)
Missland 2 (Altron - 1998)
Mobile Suit Gundam:Char's Counterattack (BEC - 1998)
Mouja (Etona - 1997)
Nekketsu Oyako (Technosoft - 1994)
Neko Zamurai (Human - 1999)
Ninpuu Sentai Hurricaneger (Natsumi - 2002)
Paro Wars (Konami - 1997)
Pop'n Tanks! (Symbio Systems - 1999)
Race Drivin' A Go! Go! (Time Warner Interactive - 1996)
Saber Marionette J - Battle Sabers (Tom Create - 1997)
Shin Megami Tensei (Atlus - 2001)
Shura No Mon (Kodansha - 1998)
Shutokou Battle:Drift King (Bullet-Proof Software - 1996)
Simple Character 2000 Series:Kidou Butouden G Gundam:The Battle (Natsume - 2002)
Soukou Kihei Votoms Gaiden - Ao no Kishi Berserga Monogatari (West One - 1997)
Tsumu (Hect - 1998)
Two-Ten Kaku (Club Dep - 1995)
Ultima Underworld:The Sygian Abyss (Infinity Entertainment - 1997)
Vehicle Cavalier (Vanguard Works - 1996)
Virtual Pro Wrestling (AKI - 1996)

[@GaryRetroGamer]

*TURN ON SUBTITLES TO SEE THE GAME TITLES*

[@clannero7656]

YES, I WILL. THANK YOU!

[@caiolopezcomz]

This is the best feature of this channel!

[@ambushbugz]

It's really a good idea so that way it's not hidden anything on the screen if we take then off. 👌👌

[@Nano64]

man, every time i go to learn more about the ps1’s library, i get more and more enamoured at just how many fighting games it had

[@GaryRetroGamer]

Correction: The game "Funky Boxers" was indeed released in the west as "Contender 2" (US) and "Victory Boxing Contender" (EU). Many thanks to @Alejandro Schmid for pointing this out! Correction 2: The game "Virtual Pro Wrestling" was also released in the West as "WCW vs The World". Thanks to @The Crawling Chaos for pointing this out!

[@Vrangsynn]

Contender 2 is the second game and the Japanese Victory Boxing (2000), its PAL counterpart is Victory Boxing Challenger. PAL Victory Boxing Contender is Contender 1 in the USA (first game). Funky Boxers (2002) is the third game, Japan only, see my post above with the list.

[@realavt]

"Shutokou Battle: Drift King" is not a japanese exclusive - it was released worldwide as "Tokyo Highway Battle".

[@Jolly-Green-Steve]

Just when I think my PSX and PS2 libraries are complete.... I see another Gary video. Thanks Gary!

[@CactusJacksEar]

I love these ones so much, thank you man. Though being a massive puroresu fan, I have to say the last enrty was indeed released in the west as WCW vs The World.

[@GaryRetroGamer]

Oh! Thank you for the correction! I'll post an errata.

[@alejandroschmid88]

Hi Gary! I'm pretty much loving all your vids on PS1 games. You are showcasing games I never saw and that's very cool. I wanted to point that Funky Boxers exists on the american catalog as Contender 2. Just that. Have a nice weekend!

[@GaryRetroGamer]

Hey! Thanks for the nice words! And thank you for pointing out the correction. I'll post a message.

[@Vrangsynn]

According to psxdatacenter Funky Boxers is the last entry in the Victory Boxing series, it goes like this: First game (1999): NTSC-U: Contender [SCUS-94294] NTSC-J: Dynamite Boxing [SLPS-01387] PAL: Victory Boxing 2 [SLES-01393] and Victory Boxing Contender [SLES-03599] Second game (2000): NTSC-U: Contender 2 [SCUS-94494] and [SLUS-01305] NTSC-J: Victory Boxing [SLPS-02740] PAL: Victory Boxing Challenger [SLES-02727] Third game (2002): NTSC-J: Funky Boxers [SLPS-03496]

[@Oniphire]

1:01 Bakusou Kyoudai's car models look amazing. It seems they had to sacrifice draw distance for it but old say it was worth it

[@AzzRushman]

Great list, almost forgot about the Saber Marionette franchise

[@matstodon]

Gary, Sir, you are a Legend!

[@tb3411]

Oh hey! I've heard of Mouja! (And of course, Shin Megami Tensei)

[@raimondonocco6623]

Amazing games

[@jiraiya0698]

Wow, never seen pretty much any of these game except 2. Which ones are worth trying out?

[@keithfulkerson]

Race Drivin' also includes a classic arcade mode that's way better than the main game.

[@andreyandrade6291]

Great games, most of them i dont know, ps1 and ps2 aways the best.

[@asmusicasmaisdaoraejogos7746]

please make a video showing all the games released and published by konami from the first games to the current ones. I love konami and on youtube I couldn't find videos of all konami games

[@caiolopezcomz]

Gary! Any chance we get to see them with the games with the original resolution? These modern emulation tools cloud the experience of how the games were made to look like

[@GaryRetroGamer]

Ah, that's an excellent and not uncommon question. While I understand the purists who prefer the "proper experience" - I am, myself, not a purist. I find the old pixelation a bit unappealing. So, no disrespect to the purists - but that's not for me. I like the graphical upgrades and most (not all, but most) viewers do as well. If you're interested in a particular title, however, there are other KZbin channels that specialize in "original hardware" captures. My suggestion is that if you see a title on one of this channel's videos interesting, do a KZbin search for that game name and "original hardware" - and there's a good chance you will find it!

[@TafferDP]

2:15 Community PoM

[@MrMartellSincere]

Wish there was time stamp of each game

[@IsiahAllison]

Who was that that Luffy was fighting?

[@adityakrishnawestjava9201]

2024, it's nefertari vivi a.k.a miss wednesday who was betray baroque works

[@IsiahAllison]

@@adityakrishnawestjava9201 Okay. Nevermind. I get it. I saw it. Thank you.

[@redan4717]

Where is CHORO Q

[@GaryRetroGamer]

Choro Q was released in Europe as "Penny Racers". Not Japan exclusive.

[@Soma_Shotgun]

Battle Master looks so trashy it's amazing