Let’s throw back to March 22nd, 2005, when God of War released for PlayStation 2. Santa Monica Studio’s violent hack-and-slasher splashed plenty of Greek mythology as well as a fair…
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Let’s throw back to November 14th, 1996, when the Tomb Raider released for the original PlayStation. The treasure-hunting adventure presented one of the most iconic women protagonists in gaming and…
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Let’s throw back to March 4, 1999, when Pepsiman released for the original PlayStation. Under a premise of bizarre product placement, the arcade-style platformer presented an experience with undeniable charm…
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Let’s throw back to March 5, 2001, when Conker’s Bad Fur Day released for the Nintendo 64. Coming out at the tail end of Rare’s partnership with Nintendo, the game…
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Let’s throw back to February 20, 2007, when the original Crackdown was released for Xbox 360. The game offered an explosive scope of freedom with its open ended missions and…
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On August 23, 2001, Devil May Cry was released for the PlayStation 2. The game featured an innovative hack and slash combat that was presented with equal parts demonic evil…
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On February 4, 2000, The Sims was released for PC. The game brought a unique focus for the simulation genre, allowing players to construct and simulate quirky virtual life in…
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On January 24, 2000, Crazy Taxi was released for the Sega Dreamcast. The arcade favorite took the admittedly dull premise of taxi simulation and injected it with frenzied, over-the-top personality….
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On January 22, 2008, No More Heroes was released for the Nintendo Wii. The hack and slash adventure presented a violently outlandish coming of age story so thick with pop…
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On September 8, 1999, Ready 2 Rumble Boxing released for the Sega Dreamcast. The console being built on the success of Sonic and Soul Calibur, developer Midway opted for another…
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