PlayStation 1 - Revision history

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	The PlayStation is the earliest gaming console to include [[Grand Theft Auto]] games, mainly the pre-[[Grand Theft Auto III]] [[Top-Down Perspective\|top-down]] installments, as the game is fairly capable of rendering 3D graphics. However, whilst the PlayStation's release of [[Grand Theft Auto 1]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: London, 1969]] are nearly identical in gameplay and graphics with the [[Personal Computer\|PC]] versions, the PlayStation version of [[Grand Theft Auto 2]] lack several features present in both the PC and [[Dreamcast]] versions of the game, such as nighttime lighting and [[Train (vehicle)\|trains]], due to hardware limitations.		The PlayStation is the earliest gaming console to include [[Grand Theft Auto]] games, mainly the pre-[[Grand Theft Auto III]] [[Top-Down Perspective\|top-down]] installments, as the game is fairly capable of rendering 3D graphics. However, whilst the PlayStation's release of [[Grand Theft Auto 1]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: London, 1969]] are nearly identical in gameplay and graphics with the [[Personal Computer\|PC]] versions, the PlayStation version of [[Grand Theft Auto 2]] lack several features present in both the PC and [[Dreamcast]] versions of the game, such as nighttime lighting and [[Train (vehicle)\|trains]], due to hardware limitations.

	Following the release of the PlayStation, ~~three~~ succeeding consoles were released in the following years, including the [[PlayStation 2]] (PS2), [[PlayStation Portable]] (PSP), ~~and~~ the [[PlayStation 3]] (PS3), which multiple succeeding GTA games have been release for.		Following the release of the PlayStation, five succeeding consoles were released in the following years, including the [[PlayStation 2]] (PS2), [[PlayStation Portable]] (PSP), the [[PlayStation 3]] (PS3), [[PlayStation Vita]] (PSV), and the [[PlayStation 4]] (PS4), which multiple succeeding GTA games have been release for.

			In December 2018, Sony released the [[wp:PlayStation Classic\|PlayStation Classic]], a dedicated console containing 20 built in games; in the North American and European versions, GTA 1 is included.

	== Grand Theft Auto games released on the PlayStation==		== Grand Theft Auto games released on the PlayStation==

TheReaperHoldsOurHearts: /* Grand Theft Auto games for the PlayStation */

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Grand Theft Auto games for the PlayStation

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	Following the release of the PlayStation, three succeeding consoles were released in the following years, including the [[PlayStation 2]] (PS2), [[PlayStation Portable]] (PSP), and the [[PlayStation 3]] (PS3), which multiple succeeding GTA games have been release for.		Following the release of the PlayStation, three succeeding consoles were released in the following years, including the [[PlayStation 2]] (PS2), [[PlayStation Portable]] (PSP), and the [[PlayStation 3]] (PS3), which multiple succeeding GTA games have been release for.

	== Grand Theft Auto games ~~for~~ the PlayStation==		== Grand Theft Auto games released on the PlayStation==
	~~Three [[Grand Theft Auto]] Games were released for the PlayStation console, they are:~~
	* [[Grand Theft Auto 1]] (1997)		* [[Grand Theft Auto 1]] (1997)
	* [[Grand Theft Auto: London, 1969]] (1999)		* [[Grand Theft Auto: London, 1969]] (1999)

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	<gallery widths="110" captionalign="left">		<gallery widths="110" captionalign="left">
	Image:PlayStation 1 Memory Card.jpg\|A PS1 memory card.		Image:PlayStation 1 Memory Card.jpg\|A PS1 memory card.
	Image:PlayStation 1 Logo.png\|~~The logo of the~~ PlayStation 1, used ~~as the logo for all~~ PlayStation ~~products now~~.		Image:PlayStation 1 Logo.png\|PlayStation 1 logo, now used on every PlayStation product.
	</gallery>		</gallery>
	[[Category:Systems]]		[[Category:Systems]]
	{{wikipedia}}		{{wikipedia}}

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	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
	<gallery widths="110" captionalign="left">		<gallery widths="110" captionalign="left">
	Image:PlayStation 1 Memory Card.jpg\|A PS1 memory card.		Image:PlayStation 1 Memory Card.jpg\|A PS1 memory card.
	Image:PlayStation 1 Logo.png\|The logo of the PlayStation 1, used as the logo for all PlayStation products now.		Image:PlayStation 1 Logo.png\|The logo of the PlayStation 1, used as the logo for all PlayStation products now.
	</gallery>		</gallery>
	[[Category:Systems]]		[[Category:Systems]]
			{{wikipedia}}

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Gallery

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	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
	<gallery widths="110">		<gallery widths="110" captionalign="left">
	Image:PlayStation 1 Memory Card.jpg\|A PS1 memory card.		Image:PlayStation 1 Memory Card.jpg\|A PS1 memory card.
	Image:PlayStation 1 Logo.png\|The logo of the PlayStation ~~One~~.		Image:PlayStation 1 Logo.png\|The logo of the PlayStation 1, used as the logo for all PlayStation products now.
	</gallery>		</gallery>
	[[Category:Systems]]		[[Category:Systems]]

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	[[Image:PlayStation.png\|right\|thumb\|A PlayStation console]]		[[Image:PlayStation.png\|right\|thumb\|A PlayStation console]]

	The '''[[wp:PlayStation\|PlayStation]]''' refers to the original Sony PlayStation console (commonly known as the '''PS1''',''' PSOne '''or''' PSX''') first launched in 1994/1995. The console is a [[wp:History of video game consoles (fifth generation)\|fifth generation]], CD-ROM-based machine capable of supporting 32-bit gaming, and was the most popular gaming consoles during the late-1990s. The console began shipping with the [[wp:DualShock\|DualShock]] digital/analog controller in 1997 (replacing the original [[wp:PlayStation control pad\|PlayStation control pad]]), and in 2000, a compact version of the console, the '''[[wp:PS one\|PSOne]]''', was released.		The '''[[wp:PlayStation (console)\|PlayStation]]''' refers to the original Sony PlayStation console (commonly known as the '''PS1''',''' PSOne '''or''' PSX''') first launched in 1994/1995. The console is a [[wp:History of video game consoles (fifth generation)\|fifth generation]], CD-ROM-based machine capable of supporting 32-bit gaming, and was the most popular gaming consoles during the late-1990s. The console began shipping with the [[wp:DualShock\|DualShock]] digital/analog controller in 1997 (replacing the original [[wp:PlayStation control pad\|PlayStation control pad]]), and in 2000, a compact version of the console, the '''[[wp:PS one\|PSOne]]''', was released.

	== Description ==		== Description ==

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[[Image:PlayStation.png|right|thumb|A PlayStation console]]

The '''[[wp:PlayStation|PlayStation]]''' refers to the original Sony PlayStation console (commonly known as the '''PS1''',''' PSOne '''or''' PSX''') first launched in 1994/1995. The console is a [[wp:History of video game consoles (fifth generation)|fifth generation]], CD-ROM-based machine capable of supporting 32-bit gaming, and was the most popular gaming consoles during the late-1990s. The console began shipping with the [[wp:DualShock|DualShock]] digital/analog controller in 1997 (replacing the original [[wp:PlayStation control pad|PlayStation control pad]]), and in 2000, a compact version of the console, the '''[[wp:PS one|PSOne]]''', was released.

== Description ==
The PlayStation is the earliest gaming console to include [[Grand Theft Auto]] games, mainly the pre-[[Grand Theft Auto III]] [[Top-Down Perspective|top-down]] installments, as the game is fairly capable of rendering 3D graphics. However, whilst the PlayStation's release of [[Grand Theft Auto 1]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: London, 1969]] are nearly identical in gameplay and graphics with the [[Personal Computer|PC]] versions, the PlayStation version of [[Grand Theft Auto 2]] lack several features present in both the PC and [[Dreamcast]] versions of the game, such as nighttime lighting and [[Train (vehicle)|trains]], due to hardware limitations.

Following the release of the PlayStation, three succeeding consoles were released in the following years, including the [[PlayStation 2]] (PS2), [[PlayStation Portable]] (PSP), and the [[PlayStation 3]] (PS3), which multiple succeeding GTA games have been release for.

== Grand Theft Auto games for the PlayStation==
Three [[Grand Theft Auto]] Games were released for the PlayStation console, they are:
* [[Grand Theft Auto 1]] (1997)
* [[Grand Theft Auto: London, 1969]] (1999)
* [[Grand Theft Auto 2]] (1999)

==Gallery==
<gallery widths="110">
Image:PlayStation 1 Memory Card.jpg|A PS1 memory card.
Image:PlayStation 1 Logo.png|The logo of the PlayStation One.
</gallery>
[[Category:Systems]]