Games released on February 17

Six games that still hold up, from Windjammers in 1994 to Dead or Alive 5 Last Round in 2015

1. On sale

   Windjammers 1994

   Turned 32 this year Arcade

   Data East's arcade sport for the Neo Geo, in which two players throw a flying disc at each other's goal zone, faster with every throw until someone scores.

   $3.74 on Nintendo -75%

2. 

   Ristar 1995

   Turned 31 this year Genesis

   A cartoon star with stretchy arms grabs enemies and pulls himself in to headbutt them, on a trip across the planets of the Valdi system to free its people from King Greedy.

3. 

   Sega GT 2000

   Turned 26 this year Dreamcast

   Sega's answer to Gran Turismo on the Dreamcast, a racing simulation of more than 130 real cars where licenses and cups won across 22 tracks pay for new cars, new parts and a car of your own design.

4. 

   Devil May Cry 3: Dante's Awakening 2005

   Turned 21 this year PlayStation 2

   A younger Dante climbs the Temen-ni-gru to stop his twin brother Vergil from opening a portal to the Demon World. It has been called the game that established the combat formula for 3D sword action games.

5. On sale

   Catherine 2011

   Turned 15 this year PlayStation 3, Xbox 360

   Vincent Brooks, involved with more than one woman, spends his days at the Stray Sheep bar and his nights climbing deadly block towers in his nightmares, in a 2011 puzzle game.

   $4.69 on Fanatical -77%

6. 

   Dead or Alive 5 Last Round 2015

   Turned 11 this year PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One

   Team Ninja's fighting game, in its Last Round version, built on a triangle where strikes beat throws, throws beat holds and holds beat strikes.