The 1990s was an incredible time to grow up developing a lifelong passion for gaming. It was a decade forever marked by the release of some of the greatest games of all time, from Super Mario 64 to ...

Classic '90s arcade games like X-Men and Mortal Kombat II are still classics today.

Pokémon Red and Blue, Super Mario 64, and GoldenEye 007 are all among the very best video games of the 1990s we now call classics.

When the local video store closed in my hometown in the late ’90s, my grandpa went out and bought as many N64 carts as he could get his hands on because he knew I loved games. Somehow, in that ...

The 1990s were a golden age for video games in general and racing games in particular, which came into their own during the period. The explosion of home consoles, a burst of processing power in ...

30 years ago today, they released one of their most ambitious titles of the era with Kirby Super Star. This wasn’t your traditional Kirby game. It featured eight different “games” within the game, all ...

Modern horror games might leave their ‘90s predecessors in the dust visually, but more realistic gore and scares can only take a terrifying story so far. You don’t need photo-realistic graphics to ...

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The 1990s was a wonderful era for games, but some great examples have been forgotten. From a great Batman title to the adventures of the wonderfully puerile Boogerman and a racer starring the ...