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Capcom survival horror game. Leon and Claire fight zombies in Raccoon City. | |
Real-time strategy game that also has shooter elements letting you play as a single unit. Control the armies of Alexander the Great and Cleopatra. | |
Real-time strategy game with wizards by Shiny Entertainment. Notable for putting a lesser emphasis on resource management than is typical for the genre. | |
LucasArts graphical adventure game starring a dog and bunn-- er, 'lagomorth'. Sequel to first game titled Hit the Road. | |
PlayStation 2 adventure game by Team Ico. Only 16 enemies in the whole game, and beating them is all there is to do. Better than it sounds. | |
GameCube spinoff of Sega's Sonic series, starring the series's dark antihero. | |
Installment in popular survival horror series by Konami. Takes place in the town of South Ashfield rather than the series's titular city. | |
Game based off popular animated series by Matt Groening. One of the most successful Grand Theft Auto parodies. | |
Taito arcade game where a green tank fights white alien...things. Programming quirk causes enemies to speed up as they were defeated. | |
Last game in a popular platforming franchise by its original developer Insomniac Games before they moved on to Ratchet and Clank. | |
Real-time strategy game by Blizzard that is popular in South Korea. Play as Terrans, the Protoss, or the Zerg. | |
Nintendo 64 space shooter based on the popular space opera by George Lucas. Fight the Empire as the titular group led by Luke Skywalker. | |
Role-playing video game made in RPG Maker 2000 by Danny Ledonne. Would probably be fairly unremarkable if it wasn't based of a famous school shooting in Littleton, Colorado. | |
3D platforming game featuring Nintendo's mascot character. Chances are, if you've played a non-first person 3D game, it's taken something from this game. | |
Indie platfomer where you play as a hunk of bloody flesh. Difficult gameplay based of perfect control of split-second wall-jumps. | |
16-bit video game console released as part of the fourth generation of video games. Titles include The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, Donkey Kong Country, and F-Zero. | |
Nintendo crossover fighting game for the Wii. First game in the series to include third-party characters. | |
First-person action-adventure game by Looking Glass Technologies. Inspired Deus Ex and BioShock. | |
Telltale adventure game starring Guybrush Threepwood, released almost a decade after his last game. | |
Crossover fighting game between popular Japanese animation studio and large video game developer. | |
Tactical first-person shooter by Looking Glass Technologies. Play as a space warrior colonizing a distant star system after a totalitarian government took over Earth. | |
Action video game with roguelike elements. Play as an odd pair of alien rappers that try to collect pieces of their wrecked spacecraft and return home. | |
Nintendo 64 first person shooter based of an Acclaim comic series. Native American warrior fights dinosaurs with futuristic weapons. | |
The first first-person role-playing game set in a 3D environment. Spinoff of a popular role-playing game set in Britannia. | |
Somewhat lesser known role-playing game by Square. Unique in that there are no shops, and indeed little to no interaction with friendly characters. | |
Point-and-click adventure game that is a loose adaptation of From the Earth to the Moon, with elements from other similar stories. | |
Nintendo video game console released as part of the seventh generation. Helped to popularize motion gaming. | |
Launch game for the above, meant to show off the motion controls. Play tennis, bowling, etc. as a user-created avatar. | |
Despite the name, actually the fourth game released in this futuristic racing series. Like F-Zero, but with weapons. | |
Nintendo DS role-playing game by Square Enix. Neku plays the Reaper's Game to decide his fate in the afterlife. | |