The classics that still hold up

The ones almost everyone agrees on

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Games

Guitar Hero II 2006 Why it still holds upA rock song and a plastic guitar are still all it takes to get a room playing along today.
Forza Motorsport 2005 Why it still holds upTuning that reaches down to gear ratios and damage that changes handling still make every race a question of setup today.
PaRappa the Rapper 1996 Why it still holds upEach stage uses a different music genre and is built around one rap, so every song asks for its own timing and still feels distinct today.
Rock Band 3 2010 Why it still holds upThe same songs playable at Basic or Pro level, and drop in play mid song, still let a group of mixed skills share one track today.
Threes! 2014 Why it still holds upGames of a few minutes with previewable swipes suit a short break today.
Panzer Dragoon Saga 1998 Why it still holds upChoosing among the three bars and a position around the enemy still gives every fight a decision.
SSX Tricky 2001 Why it still holds upThemed tracks and an uber trick system that turns trick chains into boost still give each run something to chase today.
Forza Motorsport 3 2009 Why it still holds upOne hundred track variations make up 220 events over six racing seasons, and a rewind system still lets you take back a mistake.
The Sims 2000 Why it still holds upWithout a goal to reach, it is still open to whatever household you set up today.
Cut the Rope 2010 Why it still holds upA candy on a rope is a puzzle that is still easy to grasp.
Medal of Honor 1999 Why it still holds upThe war still feels varied, with missions that range from rescue to sabotage and undercover work.

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