Games that still hold up today

Timeless games worth playing today

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Lunar Pool 1985 Why it still holds upTables with odd shapes and adjustable friction are still the twist that defines it today.
Galaga '88 1987 Why it still holds upRescuing a ship in mid-dive is a risk that is still worth taking.
Myth: The Fallen Lords 1997 Why it still holds upThe army you start with is still the army you have, so each battle comes down to keeping it alive.
The Sims 2000 Why it still holds upWithout a goal to reach, it is still open to whatever household you set up today.
Mario's Picross 1995 Why it still holds upRows and columns that confirm each other still turn every picture into a logic puzzle.
MDK2 2000 Why it still holds upThree heroes with their own strengths still give each level a different way to play.
Rune 2000 Why it still holds upIt runs on the Unreal engine, and the melee is still the reason to pick it up today, where how you move decides how you strike.
Tron 2.0 2003 Why it still holds upThe subroutines still make the upgrades programs, and your memory runs out.
Sunset Riders 1991 Why it still holds upA shootout with a poster for a target is still a fine game for a group.
Lunar Legend 2002 Why it still holds upA portable retelling still lets a familiar story fit in the palm of a hand.
WarioWare: Twisted! 2004 Why it still holds upEven now, a game you turn in your hands makes each short challenge a physical one.
Disney's Aladdin 1994 Why it still holds upA short run through the film still makes it easy to finish in one sitting.
Where's My Water? 2011 Why it still holds upThe cut still lets you draw a puzzle with a finger and send the water exactly where you let it.
Colony Wars 1997 Why it still holds upA campaign that branches after a lost mission still gives a reason to try it again.
Kirby's Block Ball 1995 Why it still holds upA ball with Kirby's powers is easy to understand and still gives each round something to aim at.

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