Mendel Palace

Pixygarden, a 1999 Playstation game by Escot. 

I can find almost nothing about this game in English, but it seems to be a sci-fi/fantasy take on an aquarium-sim where you raise groups of fairies on different planets, adjusting temperature and growing foliage. I’m not sure how playable it would be for someone who can’t read Japanese though.

Youtube only has an upload of the opening cutscene, but I did find some gameplay footage on Nico Video. 

Worth noting that there’s also an early PC-98 game by the same name that seems to have a similar concept, though from what little I’ve seen I’m not completely sure if the PS1 game is a remake or something else entirely.

Einhänder (der offizielle Führer)

DJ Spooky That Subliminal Kid vs. The Freight Elevator Quartet - File Under Futurism

(1999, full album)

'Vampire: The Night Warriors'

[PS1] [JAPAN] [MAGAZINE, SPREAD] [1995]

"The Night Warriors was ported to PlayStation in 1996, the same year Night Warriors: Darkstalkers' Revenge was released to the Sega Saturn. The Japanese version, Vampire: The Night Warriors, featured a new opening song "The Trouble Man" by Eikichi Yazawa. The same theme music was later used as the ending theme for the Night Warriors: Darkstalkers' Revenge OVA but, doesn't appear in the English ports of the game. The game features an Arcade Mode, a 2P Versus mode and an Option mode." ~Darkstalkopedia

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[ReSaurus] pulled out all the stops to put together a mind-blowing pitch kit. First, they commissioned me to do a bunch of art for the kit, and I drew some shots of Abe and some of the creatures that populated the universe of Oddworld. It didn’t stop there, though. The guys that worked full time for the company created a TON of prototypes of some various products as part of the original kit. There was to be a latex mask of Molluck the Glukkon, along with a hand puppet of a creature called a Paramite. This is either Jay or Chris modeling those original prototypes.

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