Games released on August 26

Five games that still hold up, from Super Monkey Ball 2 in 2002 to Tropico 4 in 2011

  1. Super Monkey Ball 2 2002

    Turned 24 this year GameCube

    AiAi and his friends roll in their balls through 100 stages that loop and corkscrew, after an evil scientist who has stolen every banana on Monkey Island, in the first Super Monkey Ball with a story.

  2. Tron 2.0 2003

    Turned 23 this year

    A first person shooter in which Jet Bradley, son of Alan from the film, is digitised into his father's computer. It is a sequel to the 1982 film Tron.

  3. iRacing 2008

    Turned 18 this year

    An online racing simulator run as a subscription, with every session hosted on its own servers and tracks built from laser scans of the real circuits.

    $4.63 on Steam -60%

  4. Edna & Harvey: Harvey's New Eyes 2011

    Turned 15 this year

    Lilli, a shy pupil at a strict convent boarding school, has to remove every trace of Edna, who is escaping a planned brainwashing, in the sequel to Edna & Harvey: The Breakout.

    $1.99 on GOG -90% +1 store

  5. Tropico 4 2011

    Turned 15 this year

    A city builder with El Presidente on his Caribbean island again, where citizens want food, health, leisure and faith, and eight factions want more.

    $4.49 on GOG -70% +1 store