Play Station Analog Joystick - List of Games With Analog Joystick Support

List of Games With Analog Joystick Support

PlayStation

  • Ace Combat 2 & 3
  • Armored Trooper Votoms (Japan)
  • Asteroids
  • Atari Anniversary Edition Redux
  • Atari Collection 2 (Paperboy, RoadBlasters, Marble Madness)
  • Bogey Dead 6 ( Japan as Sidewinder / Europe as Raging Skies) released at the same time as the Analog Joystick
  • Centipede
  • Car & Driver Grand Tour Racing '98
  • Colony Wars (Series, but not Red Sun)
  • Cyberia
  • Descent and Descent 2 (Descent Maximum on the PlayStation)
  • Elemental Gearbolt
  • EOS: Edge of Skyhigh (Japan)
  • Formula 1 97 (known as Formula 1 Championship Edition in USA and Canada)
  • Galaxian 3
  • Macross Digital Mission VF-X (Japan)
  • Macross Digital Mission VF-X 2 (japan)
  • MDK
  • MechWarrior 2: 31st Century Combat (Arcade Combat Edition)
  • Midway Arcade´s Greatest Hits 2 (useful in Blaster)
  • Missile Command
  • Namco Museum Vol. 4 (Assault and Assault Plus only)
  • Newman / Haas Racing
  • Pilot Ni Narou! (Japan) (Europe as Wing Over 2)
  • Project Gaiairy (Japan)
  • Rise 2: Resurrection
  • R/C Stunt Copter
  • Shadow Master
  • Sidewinder 2
  • Slamscape
  • Steel Reign
  • The Need for Speed (supports digital mode only)
  • Top Gun: Fire at Will
  • Treasures of the Deep
  • Vigilante 8
  • Gunship
  • Wing Commander IV: The Price of Freedom
  • Zero Pilot (Japan)


PlayStation 2

  • R-Type Final (Both Analog and Digital mode)
  • XG3: Extreme G Racing (Both Analog and Digital Mode)

There are other PS2 games that also can use the PS1 Analog Joystick, but only in Digital Mode. Metal Slug Anthology, Gradius III, Gradius IV Fukkatsu and other games that normally use just the Gamepad and Buttons for controls. XGIII: Extreme G Racing is the only PS2 game that utilizes true Analog with the Analog Joystick. The further the stick is pushed, the more the motorcycle will lean.

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