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A controversial 3D entry in the Contra series featuring Ray Poward and Tasha battling alien invaders across six stages. Combines traditional run-and-gun gameplay with early 3D platforming elements.

Contra: Legacy of War is a 3D reboot of the classic run-and-gun series, featuring four playable soldiers battling alien invaders across dystopian cities and alien planets. Notable for being the first Contra game with polygonal graphics and cooperative 3D gameplay.

Front Mission 2 is a tactical RPG developed by Square for PlayStation. Set in 2102, six years after the original, the game follows three intersecting stories during a coup d'état in the Alordesh Republic. Featuring deep tactical combat with customizable Wanzers (mechs), the game introduced new mechanics like the Link System and expanded political storytelling.

Front Mission 3 is a tactical role-playing game developed and published by Square for the PlayStation. Set in a near-future world divided by political conflicts, the game follows two protagonists—Kazuki Takemura and Emma Krug—each with their own branching storylines. Players command a squad of Wanzers (powered mechs) in turn-based battles, customize their loadouts, and navigate a deep simulation network that influences the plot.

This 1999 PlayStation revival of Capcom's arcade classic features Hiryu, the cyber-ninja, in a futuristic Soviet Union. Combining acrobatic platforming with fluid sword combat, it expands the original's scope with 3D environments, new Cypher techniques, and cinematic cutscenes.

Strider 2 is a 2.5D action-platformer developed by Capcom for PlayStation. Released in 1999, it revives the classic Strider franchise with polygonal characters on pre-rendered backgrounds, combining the original's fluid acrobatic combat with new special moves and enhanced visuals. Players control Hiryu as he battles the Grandmaster and his robotic army across global locations.

Suikoden is a role-playing game developed and published by Konami for PlayStation. Set in the Scarlet Moon Empire, the game follows the son of a Great General who becomes involved in a rebellion against a corrupt empire. Featuring 108 recruitable characters and castle-building mechanics, it blends traditional JRPG elements with political intrigue and large-scale battles.

Suikoden II is a role-playing game developed and published by Konami for the PlayStation. A sequel to the 1995 game Suikoden, it continues the series' tradition of political intrigue, war, and the recruitment of 108 Stars of Destiny. The story follows a young hero caught in a war between rival nations and his childhood friend Jowy.

Suikoden: The Last Hope is a fan-made expansion of the beloved JRPG series, built upon the Suikoden II engine. Recruit 108 Stars of Destiny, lead your army against a ruthless empire, and forge alliances across a war-torn land. With a brand-new story, redesigned character roster, and expanded castle building, this hack delivers a fresh chapter in the Suikoden saga.

Pepsiman is an action game developed and published by KID for PlayStation. Featuring PepsiCo's superhero mascot, the game is an endless runner where players control Pepsiman as he dashes through urban environments, avoiding obstacles while collecting Pepsi cans to quench thirsty civilians. Known for its bizarre premise and Japanese commercials.

A third-person action game based on the 1997 Bond film. Players control Pierce Brosnan's James Bond through 12 missions featuring driving sequences, stealth gameplay, and gadget-based combat using the iconic Walther P99.

Mega Man X3 is a 2D action-platformer developed and published by Capcom for the PlayStation in 1996. The third installment in the Mega Man X series, it introduces new gameplay mechanics including the ability to play as Zero in certain stages, rideable mech armor (Ride Armor), and four hidden upgrade chips that enhance X's abilities. The game follows X and Zero as they battle the rogue Reploid scientist Dr. Doppler and his army of Mavericks.

The first Mega Man X game developed for 32-bit systems, featuring enhanced graphics, anime cutscenes, and the ability to play through the entire game as either X or Zero with completely different move sets.

Mega Man X5 is a 2D action-platformer developed and published by Capcom for PlayStation in 2000. The fifth main installment in the Mega Man X series features a time-based mission system where players must stop the Space Colony Eurasia from crashing into Earth within 16 in-game hours. The game introduces randomized elements, multiple endings, and the ability to play the entire campaign as either X or Zero with unique story perspectives.

Mega Man X6 is a 2001 action-platformer developed and published by Capcom for PlayStation, continuing the X series storyline after the Eurasia colony crash. The game introduces the Nightmare System, where dynamically changing stage hazards affect gameplay, and features X and Zero battling through eight Maverick stages to stop the mysterious Nightmare Investigator and rescue infected Reploids.

This 2000 PlayStation action game adapts the Lightspeed Rescue TV season, featuring all five Rangers and their Titanium Ranger ally. Players battle demonic villains across 3D environments using martial arts, zord vehicles, and the innovative Rescue Morpher mechanic.

WWF SmackDown! is a professional wrestling video game developed by Yuke's and published by THQ for the PlayStation. It is based on the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) and features many of its popular wrestlers and storylines from the late 1990s.

WWF SmackDown! 2: Know Your Role is a professional wrestling video game developed by Yuke's and published by THQ for the PlayStation in 2000. Building on the groundbreaking foundation of the original SmackDown!, this sequel delivered an unprecedented season mode, a vastly expanded roster of WWF Superstars, and the introduction of Hell in a Cell, ladder, and table matches. It became the best-selling wrestling game on the PlayStation, defined by its fast-paced arcade gameplay and extensive creation suite.