Games released on February 22
Six games that still hold up, from Clive Barker's Undying in 2001 to Old School RuneScape in 2013
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Clive Barker's Undying 2001
A horror first person shooter with a story by Clive Barker, in which Patrick Galloway, an Irish paranormal adventurer of the 1920s, investigates occult happenings at a friend's estate.
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Jet Set Radio Future 2002
Turned 24 this year Xbox
In this action game, the GG's, a street gang on inline skates, cross a future Tokyo spraying graffiti and challenging rival gangs. It is the sequel to Jet Set Radio.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn 2007
Turned 19 this year Wii
The sequel to Path of Radiance, a tactics game on the Wii told in four parts, each following a different faction, across the continent of Tellius.
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Killzone 3 2011
Turned 15 this year PlayStation 3
Sev and Rico fight through arctic wastes, alien jungles and space battles as the Helghast regroup, with jetpacks and Brutal Melee, in a first person shooter for the PlayStation 3.
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Bulletstorm 2011
Turned 15 this year PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
A shooter in which Grayson Hunt, shot down on a war-torn planet, scores points for every kill done in a creative way, with an instinct leash that pulls enemies to him.
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Old School RuneScape 2013
Turned 13 this year
RuneScape as it stood in 2007, rebuilt from a backup in Jagex's archives, an online role playing game in the world of Gielinor with no classes, only skills, and updates decided by the players' own polls.
