[Shiratski]

Virtua Striker 2 ! Most people won't see how much off a classic this is, it's my favorite game!

[VioletYoshi]

[Richter Belmont]

[Drakee]

[B00daW]

Well, a few underrated games from the over-hyped console, Playstation:

Intelligent Qube - Great game for trying to discipline focus. Odd, but in a good way. Not a graphically or sonically pleasing game though.

Nitrous Oxide (N2O) - Amazing sound and playability. It's almost like a precursor to Rez.

Herc's Adventure - One of the better buddy games for the Playstation. Good humor and pixel art. Great fun.

Blazing Dragons - If you enjoy Scumm engine-like adventure games, you'll love this one. Scripted by Terry Jones of Monty Python fame as well. Despite awkward load times and slow play, if you're a patient and devout adventure gamer, this game's beauty and humor will win you over.

Megaman Legends 1/2 - If you're not a big fan of the Mega Man series and don't mind that the storyboard completely contradicts the main series, this game is a wonderful 3D action/adventure title much like the new-gen Zelda series.

Wu-Tang: Shaolin Style - Based off the unreleased, amazing, 4-player fighting game Thrill Kill, Shaolin Style has an interesting story mode with very well-programmed fighting engine. The fluid and powerful moves with the emphasized character creations of the Wu-Tang Clan make this game interesting for anybody who likes fighting games.

That's enough for now... Favorite underrated Playstation titles of others or comments?

[thnikkaman_lackey]

Well, while we're on the subject of the PlayStation, there was a very obscure import for it by the name of LSD that I admire from a design standpoint. It was a "dream emulator" in every sense of the word and although the gameplay itself was very simple, you could encounter some very trippy/psychadelic stuff if you spent enough time just wondering around. It's hard not to give a game kudos if you can find flying elephants and nuclear missiles coming out of the ground within the same span of a ten-minute session.

I suppose Vib-Ribbon could also be lumped in a similar category. Granted, it did manage to (somehow) get released outside of Japan with the help of the PAL territories, but it was probably too abstract to get much love. I still find myself playing it from time to time this day when I'm vaguely curious how some soundtrack will play. Plus, I like the exclusively wireframe aesthetic that it employs.

[taiki]

World Heroes 2 JET.

Seriously. It's a solid fighting title that's nothing like WH2, or WH.

[neomerge]

Second Sight and Gun.

Anyone else like these games?

[The Man From P.O.O.T.]

MC Kids wins hands down. I defy you to find a better food-based platformer!

I haven't played GUN, but I played the hell out of Red Dead Revolver during the 5-day rental period. One of the best multiplayer experiences I've had.

I don't know if anyone else has mentioned Way of the Samurai, but that was one of the first games I played where you actually had some choices you could make, and that resulted in me renting it every other week.