It was a bit messy and lots of new rips have been found out in the wild since then. This is a complete re-work of my previous Sony PlayStation set, which I did a couple years back.
Non-working dumps, duplicates, versions not in English when English was available, Japanese and European versions of titles when a North American version was available, hacks, homebrew games, and titles not in English that require proficiency in another language to play - Those can be found in my " Sony PlayStation Language Pack" here: /details/language-pack-sony-playstation-champion-collection. If you're only after the actual games in this set, feel free to delete those titles named above. Unreleased prototypes, games not in English (but only if they were easy enough to play without being fluent in another language), English-patched translations, plus these extras: "R: Rock'n Riders - Photo Album," " Rap-la-MuuMuu from JumpingFlash! 2," " Ray-Ray CD-ROM," " Robots: Video Alchemy," " Science is Elementary" 1-3, "S etup Utility for DTL-1500 Version 1.1," " Story Lane Theater" 1-5, " The Making of Nightruth," " The Redeemer," " Thrustmaster Cheatcode S Version 1," " Video IDU Test v1.1," " Vindicator Cheat System," " Virtual Aquarium Screensaver," " Virtual Fireplace Screensaver," " Write Away" 1- 10, " X-360: Surrounding Your World With Sound," " Xploder CD9000 Version 4.0," " Yamagata Digital Museum: Autumn, Spring, Summer, and Winter," and " Yuukyuu Gensoukyoku 3: Perpetual Blue - Visual Collection." None of these extras are "games" in the typical sense - They contain multimedia programs, PlayStation applications, and game-altering software that I believe is important to preserve. It only contains single disc titles or the occasional multi disc titles that did not require swapping. This archive is part 3 of 4, featuring titles that start with the letters Q-Z. The entire PlayStation collection I've gathered together is massive and in 4 parts. and did so until Sony followed it with the mighty, mighty PlayStation 2. This gorgeous little light gray box was at the forefront of pushing 3D gaming to its limit during this era, and stood the test of time against all of its competitors worldwide for years, regardless if the other machines were more powerful.
It's a long story, but Nintendo eventually scrapped the idea and Sony developed the PlayStation instead.
Sony was first working with Nintendo to create a CD add-on for the SNES.
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