Playstation Bucket List

Journey with Kratos and Atreus

Chloe Frazer and Nadine Ross in the Western Ghats, the only entry without Nathan Drake.

The Vita prequel by Bend Studio, with a Panamanian jungle and touch controls nobody asked for.

The party game of the run: twenty-eight minigames, the only Crash the original studio had no hand in.

The last Insomniac Spyro: Sparx levels, four playable friends and a hundred and fifty dragon eggs.

The first Crash after Naughty Dog left, on the PlayStation 2: the same five-element structure, longer loading screens.

The kart sequel: same drift boost, new alien circuits and a story mode split across five teams.

Crash and Cortex forced to work together across one continuous world, with an a cappella soundtrack sung by the composers.

Built around the FIA online championships, with a sportsmanship rating that decides who you race.

The first with damage modelling and licensed circuits in 3D, six years in development.

Over six hundred cars and a rally discipline, split across two discs for arcade and simulation.

The last on the PlayStation 3, with the Moon rover and a course maker built from real terrain data.

A lombax, a robot on his back and a catalogue of weapons to buy; Insomniac start the run in 2002.

Time periods instead of islands, plus a motorbike, a jet ski and a plane; the best of the Naughty Dog three.

Harlem at Christmas, venom powers and a shorter story told a good deal better.

Avalar, a talking guidebook and orbs earned from side quests; the sequel that added a reason to explore.

The PlayStation 2 launch showcase: licence tests, replay cameras and 150 cars running at sixty frames.

El Dorado, a jungle island and the series finding its footing.

One track learned by heart and a drift held on the brake; the PlayStation launch game that loaded into RAM.

A full championship and a stage editor on the first PlayStation, a year before Colin McRae.

A burning chateau, a cargo plane and the Rub al Khali.

The kart racer with a drift boost people still practise.

Cars with wheels taller than the body, so they keep going upside down; Psygnosis at the end of the PlayStation.

Jet packs, polar bears and the best of the original trilogy.

Anti-gravity ships to a Chemical Brothers soundtrack; the PlayStation as a club.

Eve against the Naytiba in a ruined Earth; Shift Up's Korean action game.