Collection: PlayStation 1 – PS1

The PlayStation revolutionized the 90s by introducing 3D, propelling Sony from a new player to a video game giant.

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  • Gran Turismo (Playstation / PS1)

    Gran Turismo (Playstation / PS1)

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  • Gran Turismo 2 [Greatest Hits] (Playstation / PS1)

    Gran Turismo 2 [Greatest Hits] (Playstation / PS1)

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  • Final Fantasy VII 7 (PlayStation / PS1)

    Final Fantasy VII 7 (PlayStation / PS1)

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  • Final Fantasy Chronicles (Playstation / PS1)

    Final Fantasy Chronicles (Playstation / PS1)

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  • Final Fantasy Anthology [Greatest Hits] (Playstation / PS1)

    Final Fantasy Anthology [Greatest Hits] (Playstation / PS1)

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Launched in 1994 in Japan and 1995 in North America, the PlayStation was Sony's first console and a major turning point in the history of video games. Thanks to its CD-ROM format, it offered larger and more immersive games than previous generations, popularizing 3D and attracting numerous third-party developers. The machine won over a huge audience thanks to a diverse game library that covered all genres, from role-playing games to simulations, fighting games, and racing games. Landmark titles like Final Fantasy VII, Metal Gear Solid, Gran Turismo, Resident Evil, and Tekken helped build its legend. With over 100 million units sold, the PlayStation became a symbol of the 90s and a cult console still celebrated today.