Debuting a year before Super Mario 64, the game is credited as the first true 3D platformer. Despite this pretty notable achievement, the series has been largely dormant for over two decades now.

It came out in 1995 in North America but was first released a year prior in Japan. 1994 wasn't represented previously, but now there's a new entry about the best game for the PS1's debut year.

The PS1 marked a huge jump in technology for the industry, as the massive extra space of the CD-ROM format and 3D-focused hardware allowed for a more cinematic gaming experience than ever seen before.

The game in question technically hails from 1993, when it debuted in arcades in both Japan and the United States. Then, a year later, in Japan, it came exclusively to the PS1.

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