Forgotten and overlooked video games across all platforms and eras.
Thirty years later, DOOM remains the most important first-person shooter ever made, the game that transformed PCs from business machines into gaming powerhouses and redefined what video games could be.
Before Ocarina of Time revolutionized gaming in 3D, A Link to the Past quietly perfected the Zelda formula in 16-bit glory. This is the game that made Hyrule feel like home.
Twenty-seven years later, we're still talking about Cloud, Aerith, and the moment Final Fantasy went mainstream on PlayStation.
Before mobile gaming existed, DMA Design created the ultimate time-waster that had millions of us frantically clicking to save tiny green-haired creatures from their own lemming-like stupidity.
March 7, 1991 changed everything. Street Fighter II didn't just revive the arcade—it rewrote the rules of what fighting games could be.
Before FIFA and PES, there was one football game that captured hearts and dominated bedrooms across Europe. Remember those tiny sprites and that magical aftertouch?
Three decades later, the hedgehog with attitude still holds up as one of gaming's greatest debuts and the Genesis game that gave Nintendo its first real challenger.
id Software's groundbreaking 3D shooter didn't just push technology forward—it pushed us into nightmares we never wanted to leave.
Before Guybrush became a household name and insult swordfighting entered gaming lexicon, Ron Gilbert's pirate masterpiece redefined what adventure games could be.
Twenty-seven years ago, Rare delivered a movie tie-in that nobody expected to be good - and accidentally revolutionized console shooters forever.
