He’s adorable, and his Mystery Dungeon games have always been a cut above most other examples of the genre. I really, truly do not understand why Square Enix has not done more with the yellow fluffy Chocobo character. We’ll never truly forget the fond memories we had playing these ten games. A couple of these franchises had a PlayStation 2 sequel, but went MIA by the time the PlayStation 3 came around, and with no new game in sight, it’s a safe bet that these franchises have been relegated to the graveyard of forgotten IPs. This week we’re going to look at ten games that we really loved on that PlayStation, but for whatever reason didn’t last much longer than the console.

But what did work set the rules for a great deal of game design thereafter. Not everything worked, which is the natural consequence of experimentation. The first gaming platform that made 3D graphics native and the default, the PlayStation 1 heralded an era of genuine innovation in game design.

What a wild west of a console it was too. If this is a brand new entry, I can't imagine how the original looked and played.The original PlayStation was first released in Europe 21 years ago this week. But that didn't keep them from labeling King's Field Additional as 'a brand new entry' in the series. I suppose From was attempting to make the game feel like the original PlayStation King's Field titles. In town, you can build up your character with new weapons, items and spells. The battle system is basic, giving you access to a single primary attack, a guard move and magic. As you explore the dungeon, you come into contact at random with enemies, whom you fight using a real time battle system. Also shown in the second video is a battle scene. You move through the dungeon in clear steps, something that was impressive back on the Genesis, but isn't so impressive on the PSP. The dungeons are set up like an old school first person game, back from before the invention of smooth first person engines. The PSP has its share of first person shooters, with most tending to command a respectable frame rate. And yet, From managed to make the PSP load between scenes! The other video shows what the gameplay looks like as you head off into the dungeon near town. Everything is done through still screens, with still character art overlays. One shows off scenes from the game's main town, where you have access to an inn, a pub, a weapon's shop - all the usual places you'd expect to find in an RPG town.

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