Games released on October 26
Nine games that still hold up, from Ghostbusters in 1984 to Red Dead Redemption 2 in 2018
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Ghostbusters 1984
Turned 42 this year Commodore 64
Rather than playing the film's heroes, you run a Ghostbusters franchise of your own on a bank loan, driving to each haunting and trapping ghosts before the city's energy peaks, in David Crane's game of the film.
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TimeSplitters 2000
Turned 26 this year PlayStation 2
Characters from across a hundred years chase objects past an alien race called the TimeSplitters, in a first person shooter with four player Arcade matches and a map maker, a PlayStation 2 launch title.
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Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas 2004
Turned 22 this year PlayStation 2
A former gangster, Carl Johnson, comes home after his mother's murder to find his old street gang in decline, in a state whose three cities are based on Los Angeles, San Francisco and Las Vegas.
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The Witcher 2007
Turned 19 this year
Geralt of Rivia, a monster hunting Witcher out of Andrzej Sapkowski's novels, fights with a steel sword for people and a silver one for monsters. His choices come back acts later, so reloading a save does little to undo them.
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Guitar Hero World Tour 2008
Turned 18 this year Wii, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
Drums and a microphone join the guitars for the first time in Guitar Hero, so four players can form a whole band, and a Music Studio lets you write songs of your own and share them.
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Rock Band 3 2010
Turned 16 this year Wii, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
Up to seven players share a song on guitar, bass, drums, keyboard and three part harmonies, and Pro mode asks for the real notes and chords, with lessons developed with the Berklee College of Music.
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Red Dead Redemption 2 2018
Turned 8 this year PlayStation 4, Xbox One
In 1899, as the Wild West comes to an end, the outlaw Arthur Morgan rides with the Van der Linde gang across five fictional states, in a prequel to Red Dead Redemption.








