PS1 Forgotten little gems and HD PVR help
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Music 2000.
A fully functioning sequencer with vet functions and you could also sample off CD.
it could be used simply but had so much depth and functionality you could realy get creative with a bit of know-how.
You could even timestretch samples with some work.
Ok it wasn't top quality audio but for the time, the technology and the cost it deserves some serious respect.
A fully functioning sequencer with vet functions and you could also sample off CD.
it could be used simply but had so much depth and functionality you could realy get creative with a bit of know-how.
You could even timestretch samples with some work.
Ok it wasn't top quality audio but for the time, the technology and the cost it deserves some serious respect.
Cbull said:
http://www.hauppauge.com/site/support/support_hdpv... Have a look around the site if this isn't for the correct hardware.
Thanks for that, got caught up in the nostalgia and actually forgot one of the reasons i started the thread.poprock said:
This one’s a real obscurity, but one of my favourite PS1 titles was Nobody Can Stop Mr Domino. A proper Japanese oddity which somehow got a UK release.
I'm sure I remember that being on a demo disk!Another bizzare Japanese game that I loved (and recently got working on my Raspberry pi!) was Bishi Bashi special.
its just utterly, utterly mental!
Rented Vandal Hearts for the PS1 and played it non-stop for about 2 weeks. If this doesn't seem hardcore enough i didn't have a memory card, so each day i had to start a new file, and the intro could be skipped a specific point.
Vagrant Story was epic and so different with its fighting style, weapon customization and puzzle solving. Probably another good call-out for a remake.
Vagrant Story was epic and so different with its fighting style, weapon customization and puzzle solving. Probably another good call-out for a remake.
ahh, the start sound was the sound of my teenage years 
Resident Evil series was such a game changer (excuse the pun)
Tomb Raider (pointy boobs and guns)
Wipeout (what a sound track)
Ridge racer (just playing the basic track trying to beat your mates best time)
TOCA (just great fun)
Colin Mcrae Rally (still worth a replay)
Roll cage (another exellent soundtrack and excellent racing)
damn time to bring the games out from the loft!
Resident Evil series was such a game changer (excuse the pun)
Tomb Raider (pointy boobs and guns)
Wipeout (what a sound track)
Ridge racer (just playing the basic track trying to beat your mates best time)
TOCA (just great fun)
Colin Mcrae Rally (still worth a replay)
Roll cage (another exellent soundtrack and excellent racing)
damn time to bring the games out from the loft!
[quote=spats]ahh, the start sound was the sound of my teenage years
Resident Evil series was such a game changer (excuse the pun)
The remake of this on the Gamecube is well worth a look. A lot of new content and really interesting tweaks. First time i got chased by a red zombie really brought back the terror from the original.
Also decided I'm going to buy a PS2 as they were all backward compatible (larger range of games i can play on it), probably easier to find and not so old.
Resident Evil series was such a game changer (excuse the pun)
The remake of this on the Gamecube is well worth a look. A lot of new content and really interesting tweaks. First time i got chased by a red zombie really brought back the terror from the original.
Also decided I'm going to buy a PS2 as they were all backward compatible (larger range of games i can play on it), probably easier to find and not so old.
king Dragon!VeeDubBigBird said:
spats said:
ahh, the start sound was the sound of my teenage years
Resident Evil series was such a game changer (excuse the pun)
The remake of this on the Gamecube is well worth a look. A lot of new content and really interesting tweaks. First time i got chased by a red zombie really brought back the terror from the original.
Also decided I'm going to buy a PS2 as they were all backward compatible (larger range of games i can play on it), probably easier to find and not so old.
There's a re-re-release on the wayResident Evil series was such a game changer (excuse the pun)
The remake of this on the Gamecube is well worth a look. A lot of new content and really interesting tweaks. First time i got chased by a red zombie really brought back the terror from the original.
Also decided I'm going to buy a PS2 as they were all backward compatible (larger range of games i can play on it), probably easier to find and not so old.
http://www.gamespot.com/articles/resident-evil-rem...
brockovrs said:
I'm sure I remember that being on a demo disk!
Another bizzare Japanese game that I loved (and recently got working on my Raspberry pi!) was Bishi Bashi special.
its just utterly, utterly mental!
I believe it featured on the Official Playstation Magazine disc at some point.Another bizzare Japanese game that I loved (and recently got working on my Raspberry pi!) was Bishi Bashi special.
its just utterly, utterly mental!
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