Games released on April 29

Six games that still hold up, from NBA Street Vol. 2 in 2003 to Xenoblade Chronicles X in 2015

1. 

   NBA Street Vol. 2 2003

   Turned 23 this year GameCube, PlayStation 2, Xbox

   Three on three street basketball with NBA teams and legends such as Larry Bird and Julius Erving, in which you take a player you create from nobody to street legend.

2. 

   Pikmin 2 2004

   Turned 22 this year GameCube

   Olimar and Louie lead a crowd of up to a hundred Pikmin across four surface locales, hunting 201 treasures by daylight, since any Pikmin left out at sunset is lost. Below them, caves built anew on each visit stop the clock.

3. On sale

   Grand Theft Auto IV 2008

   Turned 18 this year PlayStation 3, Xbox 360

   Niko Bellic, an immigrant, arrives in a Liberty City modelled on New York and is pulled into crime through his cousin Roman, in a story where some choices change the outcome.

   $5.99 on Steam -70%

4. 

   Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker 2010

   Turned 16 this year PSP

   In 1974 Snake leads a private mercenary group while an armed force occupies Costa Rica, in a stealth game written and directed by Hideo Kojima.

5. 

   Virtua Tennis 4 2011

   Turned 15 this year Wii, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360

   Sega's tennis game for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii and PC, with a World Tour mode in which you create up to eight players of your own.

6. 

   Xenoblade Chronicles X 2015

   Turned 11 this year Wii U

   A role playing game for the Wii U in which a character you create explores Mira, an open alien planet of five continents.