Games released on April 28
Seven games that still hold up, from Super Bomberman 2 in 1994 to Little Nightmares in 2017
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Super Bomberman 2 1994
Turned 32 this year SNES
Bomberman is locked up on a space station by five evil cyborgs and bombs his way out through five worlds, in a maze game with a battle mode for up to four players with a multitap.
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Sanitarium 1998
Turned 28 this year
A man wakes in a run down sanitarium with his face in bandages and no memory, and the asylum keeps sending him into stranger worlds, each chapter with a look of its own.
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Gran Turismo 3: A-Spec 2001
Turned 25 this year PlayStation 2
Gran Turismo on the PlayStation 2 builds its career from short races up to endurance events lasting hours and rally stages, with 180 cars and a new one awarded for every quarter of the game completed.
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Guild Wars 2005
Turned 21 this year
An online role playing game of 2005 in two halves, a cooperative world to explore together and a Player versus Player side, where a character can start at maximum level with everything unlocked.
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Kirby: Planet Robobot 2016
Turned 10 this year Nintendo 3DS
A Kirby platformer for the 3DS in which Kirby defends Planet Popstar from the Haltmann Works Company, an alien corporation that wants to mechanise it, with a mech suit, the Robobot Armor.
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Little Nightmares 2017
Turned 9 this year PlayStation 4, Xbox One
Six, a young girl with only a lighter, tries to escape the Maw, an underwater vessel of monstrous beings, in a horror game of hide and seek.
