I don't think people are aware of how big of a role Namco played in the PlayStation's success. Their arcade ports were the best to be seen at that time and really stole the show from the Saturn. Ridge Racer, Tekken, and Ace Combat showed off what the PS1 was capable of, and blew the door off of all the competition
I grew up with the PSX and to this day, is still my favorite console. I've watched plenty of documentaries here, but this particular one elaborated every detail of what happened. The music, the narration, and presentation, this is superb!
Thanks so much for watching man, I'm really glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the kind words! Yeah it's one of my favourites too, such an amazing console with so many unique games.
Thanks for watching. Yes it's incredible how sony saw so many ways to grow the gaming market and how quickly they changed the entire industry, it's hard to imagine what it would be like today without the playstation
The PlayStation was simply the best system in the 5th generation with its library so vast and varied compared to its competitors, the biggest reason for the PlayStation crushing the N64 and the Saturn is the price and being easy to develop for along with all the other reasons listed in your awesome video, in short the PlayStation changed gaming forever.
The PS1 was my first game console, it was truly incredible. I have been a Playstation fanboy ever since and owned every PS console. Great video , the production quality for this video was very good.
Thanks for watching John! Yes the ps1 was such a fantastic console I remember my first time seeing it me and my brother were scrolling through the Demo 1 disc and we couldn't believe the variety of fantastic games there were for the console, I've been a sony fan ever since then
Thanks for watching, really glad you enjoyed the video :) honestly the sound of the PS1 and PS2 start ups in particular always get me feeling a bit emotional, it's like a load of memories come floading right back instantly 😅
😂 I want to print this comment and get it framed! Thanks for watching man, sorry I know it takes a while to make these videos, but hang tight I'm currently getting close to finishing a different video. But I will be right onto Part 2 right after
Since finding this channel I’ve started binging everything, glad to see the quality has been here since day one, now it like a guilty pleasure of mine to watch these videos.
thanks so much you've really made my day 😁 I'm really glad you've enjoyed the videos so far and I'm working hard to get more content up this channel soon!
2023, i finally played Final Fantasy 7. Hands down, the best jrpg i have ever played. Because ive grown weary of the nostalgia immunity of some fans over their childhood games. Great documentary. Can sony make the light8ng strike twice😂 I think we all know
Thanks so much for watching! I just played FF7 recently too, I was skeptical that it might have been over hyped but it is really incredible how well it stands up today. Yeah 6th gen was a bit of a one horse race TBh 😂
By far the best Playstation documentary I've ever seen! Subbed cuz I KNOW this channel will eventually blow up and so I can say I was there in the early days.
Pure nostalgia, this is man. No one can ever compare the feelings you get from hearing that PS1 Intro, and remembering your childhood, and the good times. Still glad I still have and play on my PS1, and PS2 till this day. Nothing will ever be like this, how I wish I could go back to the good old days. How time flies honestly. Let alone, next week on the 19th of April, I'll be 20. Still going strong in 2022, as I play these iconic PS1 games.
Thanks for watching and happy 20th birthday on the 19th! Yeah the PS1 boot up will forever be my favourite, instantly takes me back to playing tekken with my brother, It's also amazing how many of the classic PS1 games still hold up today.
Fantastic PlayStation documentary!! Quality, information, and narration is superb attention to detail! Gladly subbed! Can't wait for the next documentary!!
Thank you Mutakix! Really glad you enjoyed the video, it took quite a while to get this one finished hopefully the next one shouldn't take as long. also thanks so much for subbing I really apperciate the support, I hope you enjoy the next video :)
Thanks for watching! Yes they most definitely did, it's funny to see how invincible Nintendo and Sega thought they were at the time, not realising what sony was capable of 😅
I preordered my PlayStation at EBgames while they ordered only 4 consoles for day one. I got #2 as marked on the box. I was 16 and it felt magical to switch from SNES to Sony. I remember playing Ridge Racer, Loaded, Twisted Metal, Air Combat, and Tekken for the first time. I still have all my games and the system that still stands as my favorite.
Great research in this video. Back when the PS1 launched in the UK I had no idea Nintendo and Sega had been involved with Sony in creating what came to be the Playstation. I was 11 years old in 1995 and was lucky enough to have parents who bought me a Playstation. After owning an Atari XE, Mega Drive, and Atari Jaguar it was one of the biggest leaps forward I have ever seen in video gaming. The next one was later in the 90s with the Voodoo 3d effects graphics cards on PCs but that's another story!
8:38 THANK YOU!!! I am 30 and have been racking my brain since I was 5 or 6 years old trying to remember what that house invasion game was called! NIGHT TRAP! I knew I hadn’t made it up!
Hey Thanks so much for watching! Glad I could help you remember Night Trap, it's such a unique game trying to explain it to someone who hasn't heard of it feels like you're describing a fever dream 😅. Btw just in case you wanted to revisit it they recently re-released it for it's 25th anniversary
I've been searching the good in depth documentary of one of my all time favorite console and I never found as good and detailed as this one. Man you deserve more attention and this is a superb documentary video! I just subscribed and keep on the good work!
Thanks so much to everyone for over 40K views!! 🎉 I honestly never expected for this video to blow up like this, so thank you all so much for your support, it really means the world to me!🙏 I know that it has been quite a long time since I uploaded, but rest assured I haven't forgotten about this channel and I am very much working hard to make new content to upload here. I Have just finished my Smash 4 Complete history which was the biggest project I've ever taken on and I'm super proud of how that came together. but now that has wrapped up my main attention is back onto PlayStation for Part 2 that will focus on the PS2! Thank you all for your support and patience, writing, researching and creating these videos on my own takes quite a long time and a lot of work. so in order to grow the channel while I'm researching and writing the script I may upload some shorter videos focused on different formats to help grow the channel between Complete History videos. So if you would like to see more content if you could give the video a like👍 , or Subscribe :yt: It really does help to grow the channel! Thanks again! ❤ Dan
24:44 This graph right here shows that the PS1 was hands down the king of that generation. There's "quality over quantity", but then there's missing out on 90% of what the gen has to offer.
Sony want to help both video game companies in their Console War, After being rejected by them, they entered the War themselves and ultimately decimated them.
Crazy to think considering how ancient the console is at this point that PS1 was absolutely revolutionary back in the day. Almost like a piece of alien technology.
Thanks so much Chris! really glad you enjoyed the video, I was a bit nervous about branching out into other series as Smash has been the main focus of the channel so far, but I just needed a little break from the series, before jumping back in for smash 4
The Megadrive used the same Yamaha sound chip of many of the late 80s arcade games that they initially ported. I figure they thought it would give more authenticity to their ports. The SNES was pure shock-and-awe when it came to sound.
Thanks for watching man, really glad you enjoyed the video! Yes there will definately be a part 2, I'm currently working on a different video but once that one is wrapped up I’ll be back onto the playstation series
It’s baffling how we’re only in the PlayStation 5 era, yet it feels like the brand has been around for so much longer. I started off with the PS3, and in hindsight I feel old. 😆
The Dual Analog controller’s analog buttons could also be clicked in for L3 and R3 respectively. It wasn’t a new feature introduced with the Dualshock controller that came out in 1998.
Thanks so much for watching really glad you enjoyed it! Yes there will definitely be a part 2, it's the next big video I have planned! I just have 1 or 2 smaller videos I'm planning to get out quite soon first. Thanks again Dan
The Sega Saturn also has on board memory to save games on as well as the memory cart that can be added,the same slot can also be used as a 4mb ram expansion.
Amazing content!! So surprised that your channel hasn’t got more attention with the amount of attention you put into the vids. Looking forward to watching more (the rest of the PlayStation line up and Smash bros history’s specifically). I’ll be eagerly awaiting them!
Thank you so much for the kind words and your support, these videos take a long time to make but comments like these really help to motivate me to keep it up! I'm currently editing the Smash 4 video and I'm working hard to get it out as soon as I can 🙂 Thanks again!
The circle/x yes/no thing is interesting because from what I remember it really varied between games and depended on where a game was made, Japanese games tending to use circle for yes/OK but European games using X.
Yeah you're exactly right, it did vary depending on the developers location, I remember being so confused by it back in the day. I believe just recently since the PS5 launch sony has mandated that X will be the universal confirm button across all regions now.
2nd one of your documentaries I’ve watched - loved it! I knew about Nintendo but I didn’t know Sega also passed up the opportunity to partner with Sony on this. Can’t wait for part 2 (and smash bros 4!)
Thanks again for your continued support Luke! Yes, I had no idea about Sony's history with sega until I started researching for this one! I'm really keen to get onto part 2 of this as soon as I've finished the smash 4 video
I just dont get it, youre one of the best content creators Ive ever seen and still only have like 400 subs. You really deserve a lot lot more than that!
Good to see you again Mr.Leo thanks so much for continuing to support the channel! It's pretty hard to get out there on youtube at the moment, there is quite a bit of competition with longfrom gaming content, we've been growing at steady pace hopefully one day we will break 1K subs on here. But in the meantime it's comments like yours which make all the time and effort that go into these videos worth it, so thanks again for watching and continuing to support the channel and help us grow :)
I was born in 2005 my first console was a wii and then xbox 360 but not even a year later it got the red ring of death so i got a ps3 very fun memories with it
When I saw for the first time about the partnership between Sony and Nintendo in a magazine with a mockup of the console. As a kid, damn I was so excited 😂 Then I wanted to know more about that console with next monthly magazines.
Dude, what a nice video! PS1 was my favorite console of all time, it was i wonderful time, i enjoy it even more than PS2 (Which seems to be most people fav PS)
Thanks for watching really glad you enjoyed the video! Yeah I agree the PS1 was probably my favourite too, there were so many unique games for the system that really still hold up today
Hi Jake thanks for commenting :) The next upload will be smash 4 and then most likely I will make a video on smash ultimate right after (if all the DLC is out by then). And thanks again for supporting the channel!
I think the Mega Drive sounded better, SNES was too soft. The Mega Drive was capable of nice music. It did rock and roll and dance music generally better. Streets of Rage still has one of my favourite soundtracks.
Thanks for watching and subscribing man! Yeah I'll most definitely will be continuing this series, I'm planning on covering every playstation console. Currently I'm working on finishing my smash series but as soon as that's finished I'll be right back to continue on with playstation
First time I played Tenchu Stealth Assassins and Metal Gear Solid. I knew I was playing the greatest system ever made. It brought me so much joy, and a few failed relationships lol sorry girls Solid Snake always came before you.
And then Nintendo took one step forward and two steps back by using cartridges again! With 3 consoles! Then SONY made cartridges for the Vita! Which is proof that CD media and Cartridge media can both be used and work well depending on the video game or project.
Yes definitely, I think it's quite amazing how both cartridges and optical media has evolved so much over the generations and both have managed to stay relevant
I don't think people are aware of how big of a role Namco played in the PlayStation's success. Their arcade ports were the best to be seen at that time and really stole the show from the Saturn. Ridge Racer, Tekken, and Ace Combat showed off what the PS1 was capable of, and blew the door off of all the competition
Time crisis with the gun was pretty revolutionary.
It’s a paradigm shift to be able to boot up Namco’s legendary arcade titles at home. ❤
Namco’s PS1 arcade ports obliterated anything on the Saturn, sorry Saturn fanboys it’s true.
namco museum vol 3 made me the person I am today
I grew up with the PSX and to this day, is still my favorite console. I've watched plenty of documentaries here, but this particular one elaborated every detail of what happened. The music, the narration, and presentation, this is superb!
Thanks so much for watching man, I'm really glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the kind words! Yeah it's one of my favourites too, such an amazing console with so many unique games.
Really the best video when it comes about the details on timeline from 0 to the launch of the LEGENDARY and biggest playstation of all time, the PS1
Had an n64 but was more of fan of the psX which I wish I had. Wished I also kept all my games.
Sony PlayStation the video game console that made the gaming industry into multi Billion Doller industry it is today.
Thanks for watching. Yes it's incredible how sony saw so many ways to grow the gaming market and how quickly they changed the entire industry, it's hard to imagine what it would be like today without the playstation
The PlayStation was simply the best system in the 5th generation with its library so vast and varied compared to its competitors, the biggest reason for the PlayStation crushing the N64 and the Saturn is the price and being easy to develop for along with all the other reasons listed in your awesome video, in short the PlayStation changed gaming forever.
I can't believe that learning about the PS1 could be so engaging and fascinating. Amazing quality - what a top presentation!
Thanks so much for watching Emma! glad you enjoyed it :)
Incredible how saying 299 destroyed all hype for Sega
Superb documentary! PS1 it's my favorite gaming system ever. It was simply groundbreaking in every regard.
The PS1 was my first game console, it was truly incredible. I have been a Playstation fanboy ever since and owned every PS console. Great video , the production quality for this video was very good.
Thanks for watching John! Yes the ps1 was such a fantastic console I remember my first time seeing it me and my brother were scrolling through the Demo 1 disc and we couldn't believe the variety of fantastic games there were for the console, I've been a sony fan ever since then
incredible piece of history. lot of nintendo nostalgia on youtube but definitely less playstation history related content.
Thanks so much for the kind words, really glad you enjoyed the video!
Great documentary on the history of the PlayStation. I cannot wait for part 2.
Part 2 omg this was so good
I nearly teared up at the beginning when you played all the boot up sounds from PS1-PS5
Thanks for watching, really glad you enjoyed the video :) honestly the sound of the PS1 and PS2 start ups in particular always get me feeling a bit emotional, it's like a load of memories come floading right back instantly 😅
This video is completely goated. Im currently using it as a major source for my senior paper and its been a huge help.
OMG, your videos are what I have been looking for a long time. I love the history component of them. Please keep these coming!
Thanks so much, I'll keep 'em coming!
I was hook from the beginning, when it ended I was like "wait it's already over" it was very well done. Looking forward to part 2.
Thank you so much, I'm really glad you enjoyed it!
I found this one really intresting to research, so I'm looking forward to covering the PS2
When is part 2 George rr Martin?
😂 I want to print this comment and get it framed!
Thanks for watching man, sorry I know it takes a while to make these videos, but hang tight I'm currently getting close to finishing a different video. But I will be right onto Part 2 right after
@@RESRetro love the vids anytime George!
Since finding this channel I’ve started binging everything, glad to see the quality has been here since day one, now it like a guilty pleasure of mine to watch these videos.
thanks so much you've really made my day 😁
I'm really glad you've enjoyed the videos so far and I'm working hard to get more content up this channel soon!
2023, i finally played Final Fantasy 7.
Hands down, the best jrpg i have ever played.
Because ive grown weary of the nostalgia immunity of some fans over their childhood games.
Great documentary.
Can sony make the light8ng strike twice😂
I think we all know
Thanks so much for watching!
I just played FF7 recently too, I was skeptical that it might have been over hyped but it is really incredible how well it stands up today.
Yeah 6th gen was a bit of a one horse race TBh 😂
By far the best Playstation documentary I've ever seen! Subbed cuz I KNOW this channel will eventually blow up and so I can say I was there in the early days.
Thanks so much for your support man! You're too kind! Here's hoping for the future 🤞
The amount of nostalgia I get from owning and playing a PS1 on a daily basis in 2023 cannot be overstated.
Pure nostalgia, this is man. No one can ever compare the feelings you get from hearing that PS1 Intro, and remembering your childhood, and the good times. Still glad I still have and play on my PS1, and PS2 till this day. Nothing will ever be like this, how I wish I could go back to the good old days. How time flies honestly. Let alone, next week on the 19th of April, I'll be 20. Still going strong in 2022, as I play these iconic PS1 games.
Thanks for watching and happy 20th birthday on the 19th!
Yeah the PS1 boot up will forever be my favourite, instantly takes me back to playing tekken with my brother, It's also amazing how many of the classic PS1 games still hold up today.
Fantastic PlayStation documentary!!
Quality, information, and narration is superb attention to detail!
Gladly subbed!
Can't wait for the next documentary!!
Thank you Mutakix! Really glad you enjoyed the video, it took quite a while to get this one finished hopefully the next one shouldn't take as long.
also thanks so much for subbing I really apperciate the support, I hope you enjoy the next video :)
It's safe to say Nintendo and Sega both created their worst nightmare. Great vid👍
Because of this vid now I know how bad Nintendo and Sega back in time lol, such a worst decision to do
Thanks for watching!
Yes they most definitely did, it's funny to see how invincible Nintendo and Sega thought they were at the time, not realising what sony was capable of 😅
I preordered my PlayStation at EBgames while they ordered only 4 consoles for day one. I got #2 as marked on the box. I was 16 and it felt magical to switch from SNES to Sony. I remember playing Ridge Racer, Loaded, Twisted Metal, Air Combat, and Tekken for the first time. I still have all my games and the system that still stands as my favorite.
Great research in this video. Back when the PS1 launched in the UK I had no idea Nintendo and Sega had been involved with Sony in creating what came to be the Playstation. I was 11 years old in 1995 and was lucky enough to have parents who bought me a Playstation. After owning an Atari XE, Mega Drive, and Atari Jaguar it was one of the biggest leaps forward I have ever seen in video gaming. The next one was later in the 90s with the Voodoo 3d effects graphics cards on PCs but that's another story!
I was in line launch day for Ps1. Now rockin a 5, waiting for the Pro.
8:38 THANK YOU!!! I am 30 and have been racking my brain since I was 5 or 6 years old trying to remember what that house invasion game was called! NIGHT TRAP! I knew I hadn’t made it up!
Hey Thanks so much for watching!
Glad I could help you remember Night Trap, it's such a unique game trying to explain it to someone who hasn't heard of it feels like you're describing a fever dream 😅.
Btw just in case you wanted to revisit it they recently re-released it for it's 25th anniversary
Good research bruh
.💯👍..Where's your ps2 video history...this is 2yrs old..ps2 was legendary 🙌..
Thanks man, glad you enjoyed it!
I'm just finishing up the script for the PS2 vid ATM will be doing the voice over very soon! 👀
@@RESRetro cool, thanks..Will check it out soon!!
I've been searching the good in depth documentary of one of my all time favorite console and I never found as good and detailed as this one. Man you deserve more attention and this is a superb documentary video! I just subscribed and keep on the good work!
Thanks so much you're too kind, I'm really glad you enojyed the video, I'll definitely keep it up :D
Best documentary ever online.
Thanks man you're too kind, glad you enjoyed the video!
@@RESRetro your welcome!
This channel is amazing ❤
Thank you so much!
Really glad you've enjoyed the content so far ❤️
Thanks so much to everyone for over 40K views!! 🎉
I honestly never expected for this video to blow up like this, so thank you all so much for your support, it really means the world to me!🙏
I know that it has been quite a long time since I uploaded, but rest assured I haven't forgotten about this channel and I am very much working hard to make new content to upload here.
I Have just finished my Smash 4 Complete history which was the biggest project I've ever taken on and I'm super proud of how that came together.
but now that has wrapped up my main attention is back onto PlayStation for Part 2 that will focus on the PS2!
Thank you all for your support and patience, writing, researching and creating these videos on my own takes quite a long time and a lot of work.
so in order to grow the channel while I'm researching and writing the script I may upload some shorter videos focused on different formats to help grow the channel between Complete History videos.
So if you would like to see more content if you could give the video a like👍 , or Subscribe :yt: It really does help to grow the channel!
Thanks again! ❤
Dan
Please do this video was well researched and well edited cw for part 2 on the ps2
Brilliant video bruz
The best playstation doc on the internet
24:44 This graph right here shows that the PS1 was hands down the king of that generation. There's "quality over quantity", but then there's missing out on 90% of what the gen has to offer.
Sony want to help both video game companies in their Console War, After being rejected by them, they entered the War themselves and ultimately decimated them.
The PlayStation startup will forever be etched in my mind. Great little documentary new viewer for sure.
Same it's such an iconic startup I don't think another console could ever top it. Thanks so much for watching glad you enjoyed it :)
Crazy to think considering how ancient the console is at this point that PS1 was absolutely revolutionary back in the day. Almost like a piece of alien technology.
Subscribed, waiting for tge PS2 documentary
Thanks for supporting the channel man!
BROOOOOO great video!
Informative, solid visuals, good mic/vocal quality - looking forward to more content from ya!
Yo thanks so much for watching man! really appreciate the kind words!
As much as I love your Smash Bros History videos, this was super refreshing. Now I can't wait for your PS2 video. Great work dude!
Thanks so much Chris! really glad you enjoyed the video, I was a bit nervous about branching out into other series as Smash has been the main focus of the channel so far, but I just needed a little break from the series, before jumping back in for smash 4
The Megadrive used the same Yamaha sound chip of many of the late 80s arcade games that they initially ported. I figure they thought it would give more authenticity to their ports. The SNES was pure shock-and-awe when it came to sound.
Great video. May be the best PS documentary on TH-cam. Hope to see you come back and do more.
Just caught this video. Very well done! Are we every going to get part 2?
Thanks for watching man, really glad you enjoyed the video!
Yes there will definately be a part 2, I'm currently working on a different video but once that one is wrapped up I’ll be back onto the playstation series
@@RESRetro Right on!!
It’s baffling how we’re only in the PlayStation 5 era, yet it feels like the brand has been around for so much longer. I started off with the PS3, and in hindsight I feel old. 😆
😅 I know what you mean, it's kinda crazy 28 years later and we're only on the 5th console!
How are you only at 500 subs?!?!?
Dude, this is so relaxing and well presented! Plus, there was some info I didn't know about.Thanx!
Thanks so much Lucas! Really glad you enjoyed the video!
why ridge racer is dead ? that was a phenomenal success and deserves a reboot or sequel.
Absolutely phenomenal video.Cant wait for the next ones
Thanks so much really glad you enjoyed the video!
This was really great! Suprised it havent got more views.
The Dual Analog controller’s analog buttons could also be clicked in for L3 and R3 respectively. It wasn’t a new feature introduced with the Dualshock controller that came out in 1998.
Awesome stuff. Thanks! I hope there's another video but for PS2.
Thanks so much for watching really glad you enjoyed it!
Yes there will definitely be a part 2, it's the next big video I have planned!
I just have 1 or 2 smaller videos I'm planning to get out quite soon first.
Thanks again
Dan
Amazing video! I love the 3D models and the narrative of the presentation!
Great video, is there going to be a part 2 focusing on the Ps2 years?
Hey thanks for watching!
Yes there will be, I'm actually working on the script for it at the moment and planning out some of the sequences for it
The Sega Saturn also has on board memory to save games on as well as the memory cart that can be added,the same slot can also be used as a 4mb ram expansion.
Need part 2 mate
I'm always looking for other channels that do PS1 content. I love this stuff. Liked and subbed :
Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed I'm looking forward to covering more of the playstation's history in the future parts
Beautifully made video wow! Impressive work! 🎉
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed the video 😁
Amazing content!! So surprised that your channel hasn’t got more attention with the amount of attention you put into the vids. Looking forward to watching more (the rest of the PlayStation line up and Smash bros history’s specifically). I’ll be eagerly awaiting them!
Thank you so much for the kind words and your support, these videos take a long time to make but comments like these really help to motivate me to keep it up!
I'm currently editing the Smash 4 video and I'm working hard to get it out as soon as I can 🙂
Thanks again!
Need to see part 2!!
Great pacing and well told story. 🙂
Thank you so much for your support! 🙏
Really glad you enjoyed the video
Thanks, been waiting for good ps1 documentary.
Thanks for watching glad you enjoyed it
Did you ever continue this series? This is a hidden gem.
Thanks so much I'm glad you think so!
Rest assured Part 2 isn't too far off, I have finished the script and started recording recently 👀
@@RESRetro OMG! I'm stoked to see it once it comes out!
The circle/x yes/no thing is interesting because from what I remember it really varied between games and depended on where a game was made, Japanese games tending to use circle for yes/OK but European games using X.
Yeah you're exactly right, it did vary depending on the developers location, I remember being so confused by it back in the day.
I believe just recently since the PS5 launch sony has mandated that X will be the universal confirm button across all regions now.
A fun fact about the PlayStation - one of the names that were considered for the console was GameMan
Absolutely high class video presentation
2nd one of your documentaries I’ve watched - loved it! I knew about Nintendo but I didn’t know Sega also passed up the opportunity to partner with Sony on this. Can’t wait for part 2 (and smash bros 4!)
Thanks again for your continued support Luke!
Yes, I had no idea about Sony's history with sega until I started researching for this one!
I'm really keen to get onto part 2 of this as soon as I've finished the smash 4 video
I just dont get it, youre one of the best content creators Ive ever seen and still only have like 400 subs. You really deserve a lot lot more than that!
Good to see you again Mr.Leo thanks so much for continuing to support the channel!
It's pretty hard to get out there on youtube at the moment, there is quite a bit of competition with longfrom gaming content, we've been growing at steady pace hopefully one day we will break 1K subs on here.
But in the meantime it's comments like yours which make all the time and effort that go into these videos worth it, so thanks again for watching and continuing to support the channel and help us grow :)
Why is everyone so obsessed with how many subs people have nowdays...
I was born in 2005 my first console was a wii and then xbox 360 but not even a year later it got the red ring of death so i got a ps3 very fun memories with it
notis on, i hope you upload soon :)
Nike has AIR, Sony has PS.... This is movie worthy!!!!
When I saw for the first time about the partnership between Sony and Nintendo in a magazine with a mockup of the console. As a kid, damn I was so excited 😂 Then I wanted to know more about that console with next monthly magazines.
Dude, what a nice video!
PS1 was my favorite console of all time, it was i wonderful time, i enjoy it even more than PS2 (Which seems to be most people fav PS)
Thanks for watching really glad you enjoyed the video!
Yeah I agree the PS1 was probably my favourite too, there were so many unique games for the system that really still hold up today
Amazing documentary, thank you, sir.
And thank you for watching and commenting! Really glad you enjoyed it 👍
Muy buena edicion, la musica, la forma en narrar la historia de esta mitica consola, 10 PUNTOS!, Muy buen trabajo. Saludos desde Argentina!
muchas gracias por mirar, realmente me alegro de que hayas disfrutado el video.
¡Saludos desde el Reino Unido!
Look how young Paul Rudd looks in that Snes commercial.
Sony: don’t do proprietary
Also Sony: it’s called a universal media disc
Fantastic Documentary, thank you for this
Thanks so much for watching, really glad you enjoyed it!
Everytime I play my Nintendo PlayStation console, I think of this history between the 2 companies.
When are you going to do Super Smash Bros for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U
Hi Jake thanks for commenting :)
The next upload will be smash 4 and then most likely I will make a video on smash ultimate right after (if all the DLC is out by then).
And thanks again for supporting the channel!
Great video
Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it!
I think the Mega Drive sounded better, SNES was too soft. The Mega Drive was capable of nice music. It did rock and roll and dance music generally better. Streets of Rage still has one of my favourite soundtracks.
I know gaming industry started way back... but it was PlayStation making gaming industry truly global n no longer consider toys...
waiting for part 2!!
Thanks for the support!
I'm working it 😉
i wonder if PlayStation was always written with 2 caps.
great documentary man ! outstanding work u win a sub
Much appreciated! Thanks so much for watching
"I ain't a killa but don't push me, revenge is like the sweetest joy next to gettin pussy"
- 2pac
You used metal gear sound. I have subscribed
Thank you for the support! When I first started working on this PlayStation video, I knew I had to use that sound somewhere 😅
Will there be a part 2?
Thanks for watching! Yes, I'm working on part 2 I've finished the script and I'm in the process of recording the voice over at the moment
Please tell me there's going to be a Part 2 to this video
Thanks for watching and subscribing man!
Yeah I'll most definitely will be continuing this series, I'm planning on covering every playstation console.
Currently I'm working on finishing my smash series but as soon as that's finished I'll be right back to continue on with playstation
Is that some kind of mgs noise at 1:17 I'm hearing?
Good ear! That's the menu select sound from MGS 1 ;)
This had way more drama than I thought.
You know what …. They need to make a movie about this ahahah
“299”….walks off stage
Hey when Will the PS2 complete histiry came out?
Fantastic work! Woefully undersubbed channel.
Thank you so much, you're too kind!
23:10 what game is that on the right?
It's micro machines V3, it's quite a fun and unique little racing game
When's Part 2
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Welcome aboard! :)
Where is part 2?
First time I played Tenchu Stealth Assassins and Metal Gear Solid. I knew I was playing the greatest system ever made. It brought me so much joy, and a few failed relationships lol sorry girls Solid Snake always came before you.
And then Nintendo took one step forward and two steps back by using cartridges again! With 3 consoles! Then SONY made cartridges for the Vita! Which is proof that CD media and Cartridge media can both be used and work well depending on the video game or project.
Yes definitely, I think it's quite amazing how both cartridges and optical media has evolved so much over the generations and both have managed to stay relevant
CD miles better then Nintendo cartridge PS1 games always sounded better than N64 games.
@@RobertK1993 yes bro n64 is shit
Still wait for part 2 (Or maybe I miss one)
Thanks for watching!
Sadly it's not out yet but I'm working on editing it right now so it shouldn't be too much longer