Games released on November 4
Six games that still hold up, from SOCOM II: U.S. Navy SEALs in 2003 to The Room Three in 2015
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SOCOM II: U.S. Navy SEALs 2003
Turned 23 this year PlayStation 2
A Navy SEAL team takes twelve missions across Albania, Algeria, Brazil and Russia, ordered by menu or by voice through a headset, and online two teams of up to eight fight rounds where nobody comes back until the next.
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The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap 2004
Turned 22 this year Game Boy Advance
When the sorcerer Vaati turns Princess Zelda to stone, Link sets out with Ezlo, a talking cap that can shrink him to the size of the tiny Minish, in a prequel to Four Swords.
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Medal of Honor: Pacific Assault 2004
Turned 22 this year
The Marine Thomas Conlin goes from basic training to the landing on the Tarawa atoll, with a squad that includes the leader Frank Minoso, the sniper William Gaines and the corpsman James Sullivan.
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Resistance 2 2008
Turned 18 this year PlayStation 3
Nathan Hale joins the Sentinels, an elite force, against a Chimera invasion of both American coasts, in a 2008 first person shooter for the PlayStation 3.
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The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth 2014
Turned 12 this year PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita
Isaac flees to the basement when his mother, convinced she is doing God's work, is about to kill him, and fights down through floors that change every run, with nothing but his tears. Hundreds of items combine differently every time.
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The Room Three 2015
Turned 11 this year
An escape the room game in first person 3D, in which you open puzzle boxes by pushing, turning and sliding their parts, with an eyepiece that sees through the reality bending Null.
