Title: 30 Video Games From The 90s Everyone Played (But Forgot About)
Headings: 30 Video Games From The 90s Everyone Played (But Forgot About)
30 Video Games From The 90s Everyone Played (But Forgot About)
30 Soul Edge
29 Unreal
28 Virtua Fighter
It was the first fighting game to use 3D polygon graphics.
27 Earthworm Jim
Four games were released between 1993 and 1999.
26 Everquest
25 Tenchu: Stealth Assassins
24 Worms
The aim is to keep your own worms alive while destroying others.
23 Ape Escape
22 The Secret Of Monkey Island
21 Windows Games
Windows 95 came with pre-installed games which defined 90s PC gaming.
20 Star Wars Episode 1: Battle Of Naboo
19 Baldur’s Gate
The game offers a top-down third-person view of a story comprising a prologue and seven chapters.
18 Dungeon Keeper
This game was one of the earliest to put you in control of an evil character.
17 Backyard Football
16 Ridge Racer
15 Ultima Online
It began with a single world but expanded over the years to add new worlds, lands and features.
14 Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake
13 Populus: The Beginning
12 Lemmings
11 Oddworld: Abe’s Oddysee
10 Goof Troop
9 Battletoads
8 Dune II
The plot is based on Frank Herbert’s science fiction novel Dune.
7 Myst
6 Wolfenstein 3D
5 Theme Park
In this quirky construction and management sim game, you take control of a theme park.
4 Simcity 2000
3 The Legend Of The Mystical Ninja
2 Illusion Of Gaia
The game stood out due to its uniquely simple gameplay.
1 Quake

Content: It also marked the period in which arcade games began to decline in popularity as home consoles became more common and more affordable. These consoles included the Sega Genesis and later the Dreamcast, Nintendo’s Gameboy and N64 and the Sony PlayStation. It truly was a remarkable time for gaming. Game graphics and sound both made huge leaps over this period and we also saw the introduction of the first analog stick and haptic feedback functionality in a controller. Much of the technology introduced in the 1990s still underpins the games of today. In terms of the games themselves the first person shooter, real-time strategy, survival-horror, and MMO genres were born in the ’90s. The end of the decade also saw the beginnings of online gaming support with online capabilities becoming standard on newer consoles. Many popular gaming franchises also began in the ’90s and are still running now. These include The Elder Scrolls, Grand Theft Auto, and Warcraft franchises as well as the Mario Kart and Mario Party series. So what about the other games?