Wanted: SLUS/SCUS #s for Greatest Hits PSX games

[Queen Of The Felines]

I don't want to make the "PSX rarity list" thread even more chaotic, so I'll start a new thread about this.

I need a list of SLUS/SCUS part numbers for Greatest Hits PlayStation game versions. Some games have different part numbers for GH releases compared to the "normal" release, while others are the exact same. I'm trying to narrow down which game has what part #.

If you have a normal and GH version of a game let me know if there's a difference in the part #s. Or, if you just have a GH version, lemme know what that number is in case I have the original lying around so I can compare. Thanks!

Kristine

[nildem]

Castlevania: Symphony of the Night
SLUS-00067
Original release is the same.

Cool Boarders 3
SCUS-94251

Crash Bandicoot
SCUS-94900

Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back
SCUS-94154

Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped
SCUS-94244

Driver 2
SLUS-01161GH/01318GH 04-21347

Final Fantasy Tactics
SCUS-94221 94221
Original release is the same.

Gran Tursimo
SCUS-94194

Grand Theft Auto 2
SLUS-00789GH

Metal Gear Solid
SLUS-00594/000776

Mortal Kombat Trilogy
SLUS-00330

Namco Museum: Volume 3
SLUS-00398

Rayman
SLUS-00005

Resident Evil: Director's Cut -- Dual Shock
SLUS-00747

Ridge Racer
SLUS-00540

Tekken 3
SLUS-00402

Twisted Metal
SCUS-94304

WCW vs. The World
SLUS-00455

Wipeout
SCUS-94301

WWF War Zone
SLUS-00495 #22158

WWF Wrestlemania: The Arcade Game
SLUS-00013 #22039

[Rogmeister]

Here are the ones I have...except for one which was included in the last post...

Cool Boarders 4
SCUS-94559

Crash Team Racing (CTR)
SCUS-94426

Die Hard Trilogy
SLUS-00119GH

Driver
SLUS-00842GH
04-18112

Jet Moto 2
SCUS-94167

Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee
SLUS-00190
04-50023TC

Rainbow Six
SLUS-00947GH
7881390

Silent Hill
SLUS-00707
17037

Spyro The Dragon
SCUS-94228
94228

Spyro (2): Ripto's Rage
SCUS-94425
94425

Spyro: Year of the Dragon
SCUS 94467
94467

Syphon Filter 2
SLUS-94451
94451

As you can see, some of these games had two sets of numbers listed. I'm guessing the 2nd number (which is often identical minus the SCUS or SLUS prefix) is probably the game's original non-GH catalog number.

[PapaStu]

I don't want to make the "PSX rarity list" thread even more chaotic, so I'll start a new thread about this. LOL Your just trying to keep it away from my chaos... :D
You'll be happy to know that I dont collect the GH versions yet, (and only have 3 which were bought before I really started to collect the PSOne games) so i'll keep my chaos to the PSOne rarity board... for now ;)




As you can see, some of these games had two sets of numbers listed. I'm guessing the 2nd number (which is often identical minus the SCUS or SLUS prefix) is probably the game's original non-GH catalog number.

Actually those are almost allways 100% the production company's item numbers for that individual game, and why they do not match the SLUS/SCUS numbers. They can be in relation to the UPC, or some sort of internal reference number that means something to that company. For the SCUS numbers they ALLWAYS have the same number listed below whatever SCUS number they might have[ie. SCUS 94578, it would then have below it 94578] though that doesnt mean that they do not have different SCUS numbers from the non-GH listing, as some of the games did get changed, Like RE: Directors cut, and Lost World, those should have completely new SLUS numbers from the previous instalment.