PS1 Games Return: QUByte Revives Forgotten ’90s Hits
Original PlayStation games are making a comeback. QUByte Interactive has announced that its in-house Emulation Engine now supports running PSX classics on modern devices.
The first collection prepared for this refreshed release will be a real treat for fans of older, underappreciated titles. The set includes One (1997), Motor Mash (1997), and Invasion from Beyond (1998).
The publisher emphasizes this is just the beginning. In the coming months the catalog will be steadily expanded with more original PlayStation projects. Priority will be given to games not tied to major publishers — their licenses are easier to obtain, and these projects often fly under the radar.
The launch of QUByte’s Emulation Engine represents a notable moment for retro gaming enthusiasts.
Source: iXBT.games
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