Game-Star Heroes A-Z
Our collection of the greatest games of all time sorted A-Z.
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Super Mario 64
It was difficult to describe the sheer amazement and terror I felt when I first saw Mario 64. The concept of playing platform games in three dimensions was mind boggling... consequently, I was rubbish at Mario 64 when I first played it. More...
Super Mario Kart
Nintendo shoe-horned Mario and chums into tiny karts and threw them all onto a set of SNES Mode 7 tracks. The result was an instant classic and its follow-ups are now among the most eagerly awaited on each successive Nintendo console. More...
Super Smash Bros.
The Nintendo all-stars battle it out to find out who's tops in the insanely original fighter. More...
Target: Renegade
This two-player scrolling fighter sees you taking on all comers as you make your way through the mean streets of... well somewhere pretty mean. More...
Tempest 2000
Jeff Minter's thrilling update of Atari's classic early arcade game is a wonder to behold. Never before or since has such a classic old game been updated to surpass it's original. More...
Tetris
Rumour has it that the CIA became concerned with the fact that Tetris stemmed from a Communist country. Was Tetris a plot by the Soviets to enslave the West with an incredibly addictive video game? Yes. Yes it was. More...
ToeJam & Earl
This has to be one of the most laid back and fun games of all time. I suppose it's basic premise is hackneyed - especially now - but games with this much charm can only rise above cliché and over familiarity. More...
Trackmania United
I’ve dreamt of an update for Stunt Car Racer for so long and at last I got it. Trackmania is about fun not realism, and it’s got fun bursting out of every pixel. More...
Trap Door
One of the most bizarre, in a long line of bizarre, UK children’s TV programmes becomes one of the most bizarre video games of the third generation. More...
Turrican
Turrican was huge. Huge in both gameplay and sales. It populated almost every platform of the time, both computer and console, and it produced many sequels. It's not hard to see why it was so popular, it was completely different to everything else in it's genre. More...
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