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By 1999, Capcom's Resident Evil franchise had already cemented itself as the king of survival horror. But Resident Evil 3: Nemesis took that fear to another level. Released for the original PlayStation, it was darker, faster, and far more relentless — a game that forced players to think, panic, and run for their lives.
If you've ever tried running PS1 games on EmulatorJS, you've probably noticed something… missing. Out of the box, EmulatorJS doesn't map L1/L2/R1/R2 in its touch overlay for the PSX core. That's fine for some titles, but the moment you boot anything like Resident Evil 2, those shoulders suddenly matter a lot. Google around and most posts say the same thing: "Use a Bluetooth gamepad." That's a great option—until you're on a phone, on the couch, with no controller in sight.
Few PlayStation-era titles have left as strong a legacy as Crash Bandicoot. Originally released in 1996 and developed by Naughty Dog, this fast-paced 3D platformer was a defining game for Sony's debut console—and now, you can play it instantly from your browser thanks to Lemon Web Solutions. Even better? It works on both desktop and mobile devices, offering an accessible, on-the-go experience of one of gaming's most beloved mascots.
If you're a fan of fast-paced 2D fighting games, you probably know the King of Fighters franchise needs no introduction. And now, thanks to Lemon Web Solutions, you can jump straight into The King of Fighters '99 (PSX) right from your browser—no emulator or installation required.
