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In the late 90s, the PlayStation library was filled with everything from action-adventures to kart racers. Nestled among them was a more laid-back but equally entertaining experience: Vegas Casino (PSX). This virtual gambling simulator gave players the chance to enjoy the thrill of Las Vegas without ever leaving home—and without risking real money.
In 2000, the zany world of Hanna-Barbera's Wacky Races made its way onto the PlayStation 1, bringing classic Saturday morning cartoon antics to the kart-racing genre. Known for its quirky cast of characters, outlandish vehicles, and slapstick humor, Wacky Races (PSX) let players relive the animated show's chaotic energy in video game form.
In 1998, MediEvil arrived on the PlayStation 1, blending hack-and-slash action with gothic fantasy and quirky humor. Developed by SCE Cambridge Studio, it introduced players to the unforgettable Sir Daniel Fortesque, a skeletal knight who got a second chance at heroism after an embarrassing death on the battlefield.
When Wacky Wheels launched in 1994 for DOS, it brought the kart-racing craze from consoles to the PC with a hilarious twist. Developed by Beavis Soft and published by Apogee, the game featured a cast of zoo animals on go-karts, chaotic weapons, and fun-packed tracks that rivaled the likes of Mario Kart.
Meta is taking another big step in online safety for young users. The company has officially rolled out its Teen Accounts globally across both Facebook and Messenger. What started as a limited feature for users under 16 in the US, UK, Australia, and Canada is now expanding to the rest of the world—including Malaysia in the near future.
