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PlayStation split-screen games that still hold up

First released on the PlayStation

16 games

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 2000 Why it still holds upA simple, focused score chase of two minute runs and chained tricks, with Park Creator, is the reason to play it now.
Crash Team Racing 1999 Why it still holds upHandling built around drift and boost timing still gives every lap something to get right today.
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1999 Why it still holds upTwo minute runs with several goals each, and scores you keep trying to beat, still make it easy to say one more run today.
R4: Ridge Racer Type 4 1998 Why it still holds upTwo ways of taking a corner, and cars earned race by race, still give a short championship a reason to be run again today.
Gran Turismo 1997 Why it still holds upA progression of licenses, credits and tuning, on top of physics built first, still blends arcade and simulation racing today.
Gran Turismo 2 1999 Why it still holds upNearly 650 cars and 27 tracks, from road courses to rally stages, still give a career of licenses and trophies a long road to follow today.
World Cup 98 1998 Why it still holds upPlaying through the real groups and stadiums still makes each match feel part of a bigger event.
Colin McRae Rally 2.0 2000 Why it still holds upRacing real rally cars through special stages still makes each stage a fight against the clock.
Syphon Filter 2 2000 Why it still holds upA 2022 rerelease for PlayStation Plus Premium added trophies, which makes it easy to try today.
Rage Racer 1996 Why it still holds upBuying and upgrading cars gives the races a long arc to climb.
Wipeout 3 1999 Why it still holds upWith one shield paying for both speed and survival, every lap is still a choice between pushing and staying in the race, which keeps it worth playing today.
Bushido Blade 1997 Why it still holds upOne strike that can end a fight still makes every exchange a risk.
Re-Volt 1999 Why it still holds upToy cars racing through a supermarket are a premise that still makes a good party game.
Vigilante 8 1998 Why it still holds upA car chase with moves like a fighting game still gives each arena its own pace.

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