1990s shooters that still hold up

From cover, from the hip, and from a side-scrolling jet

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Games

Mega Man III 1992 Why it still holds upTwo sets of four Robot Masters and E-Tanks to help with the hard parts still make a compact Mega Man game.
Star Wars: Dark Forces 1995 Why it still holds upMissions with their own objectives and puzzles beyond the shooting still give each level a task.
Earthworm Jim 2 1995 Why it still holds upMost levels change the rules, so there is still something new to work out in each.
Medal of Honor 1999 Why it still holds upThe war still feels varied, with missions that range from rescue to sabotage and undercover work.
Descent 1995 Why it still holds upThe six degrees still mean there is no up, and the corridor you came down is also a ceiling.
Earthworm Jim 1994 Why it still holds upUsing a worm as a whip is the idea the game is built on, and it still stands today.
Vigilante 8 1998 Why it still holds upA car chase with moves like a fighting game still gives each arena its own pace.
Resident Evil 1996 Why it still holds upChoosing between two characters still gives the mansion a second visit.

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