Comic Book Resources recently published “10 Perfect PlayStation Exclusives Nobody Remembers”, a list highlighting some forgotten first-party and platform-exclusive games. This article is one of three rankings of PlayStation exclusives making the rounds today. Unfortunately, we can’t access the article body, so we can’t verify which ten games they picked.
The title makes a bold claim: CBR believes these games are “perfect,” yet they’ve slipped from public memory. This perspective contrasts with SVG’s “5 Best PlayStation Exclusives Of All Time, Ranked”, which is featured twice in the feed under different IDs and takes a more conventional approach with just five games.
This pairing illustrates two different ways outlets tackle the same game catalog. One list highlights the classics while the other seeks out overlooked gems. Both methods aim to attract search traffic and spark reader discussions.
Ranked lists fill the rest of today’s feed. Collider offers a ranking of the best horror games ever along with a separate roguelike list. CBR also ranks Game Boy games and turn-based RPGs, while IMDb shares a list of video game controversies. We haven’t yet verified any of these articles.
| Ranked-list stories in today’s feed | 8 |
| Outlets represented (CBR, Collider, SVG, IMDb) | 4 |
| PlayStation exclusive list entries | 3 (one from CBR, two from SVG with identical headlines) |
| Games in CBR’s PlayStation list | 10 |
| Games in SVG’s PlayStation list | 5 |
Community Pulse: There are no Steam reviews, forum discussions, or social media posts linked to this story, so we can’t share any reader reactions. Lists like this often provoke debate over what titles were left out, but we won’t assign any specific opinions without sources.
What To Watch
- The full CBR list: Once we confirm the ten titles, we can compare them with sales figures, review scores, and player counts.
- Overlap with SVG’s top five: Any shared titles would reveal whether the “forgotten” and “best” rankings truly differ.
- Remaster and re-release activity: Often, overlooked exclusives come back as ports or remasters. Any announcement would indicate publisher interest.
Sarah Chen
Sarah Chen is the Reviews and Guides Editor at Explosion.com. With a background in game design studies and 6 years of gaming journalism, Sarah brings technical insight to her reviews and creates comprehensive guides that help players get the most out of their games. She has reviewed over 200 titles across PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo platforms. Her current obsessions include FromSoftware titles and indie roguelikes.
