The PlayStation houses many horror games, but few have managed to become a classic. Here are the best PS1 horror games ever.

Dino Crisis and Dino Crisis 2 are back from the dead with re-releases on PC via GOG. Both cult classic PlayStation survival ...

Dino Crisis is finally on PS5, though fans are disappointed as the game is locked behind PlayStation Plus Premium. On social media, fans have been expressing their frustration with Capcom and ...

Sony has yet to officially confirm Dino Crisis as part of its PS1 game lineup for when PlayStation Plus relaunches in June. However, out of the games revealed so far, there’s still plenty of ...

It has been 22 years since the last we saw Dino Crisis. For PlayStation to finally bring it back and make it one of the few PS Plus Premium PS1 games locked behind the subscription service is a ...

Iconic PS1 survival horror Dino Crisis was released on PlayStation last month, but was only available for PS Plus Premium subscribers.. Now, though, the game has been made available to purchase ...

Capcom. It’s finally here: 1999’s Dino Crisis is coming to PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers for free on October 15.. This underrated Capcom classic helmed by Resident Evil creator Shinji ...

While there have been rumors, 2003’s Dino Crisis 3 was the last one we ever saw. Fortunately, it is a bonafide PlayStation Classic , and you can pick it up for $5.99 for the PlayStation 3 ...

During its latest State of Play, Sony announced that it will soon be adding Dino Crisis to its PlayStation Plus Classics catalog. Arriving in 1999 at the intersection of both a post-Jurassic Park ...

Dino Crisis was released in 1999 for the PSOne and is essentially Resident Evil with dinosaurs. Okay, so that’s a very shorthand explanation, but quite accurate in terms of basic gameplay mechanics.

The PlayStation Plus Classics Catalog will add original PlayStation game Dino Crisis, if a promotional banner for the service featuring series operative Regina means anything.. Users can see the ...

Dino Crisis 2 looks to be everything that the first should have been (PlayStation users with modded systems should be hopeful, too), and more.