Europe from 1087, with a Pope who excommunicates you and crusades to send the troublemakers on.
The 2000 original: a board-game Japan on the campaign map and thousands of ashigaru on the battlefield.
A story campaign between the deathmatches, and a Necris hoverboard to cross the Warfare maps on.
Onslaught adds vehicles and power nodes to maps built for them, on top of the 1999 bot ladder.
Marshal John Dalton collects artefacts across seven colony worlds; the single-player sequel Legend Entertainment made in 2003.
A prison ship crashes on Na Pali and the Skaarj hunt you out of it; the 1998 engine that ran for twenty years.
Three selectable fighting styles per character over a roster in the thirties; the last of the 2D Alphas.
Ryu tours ten fighters in 1987, on a cabinet whose two pressure pads read how hard you hit them.
The same tiny squads sent into space and back through history, with the graveyard on the hill still filling up.
A reboot in the desert city of Santo Ileso, with a start-up gang run out of a converted church.
The Boss is President of the United States, then a prisoner in a simulated Steelport with superpowers.
The Boss wakes up in a prison hospital and takes Stilwater back, with the whole story playable in co-op.
Stilwater and a gang war played straight, two years before the series worked out it was a comedy.
The parks go 3D and you can ride your own coaster from the front seat, at night, with fireworks.
Twelve missions a side on Draenor, with named heroes who stay dead if you lose them.
FBI analyst Grace Ashcroft and Leon Kennedy in the Wrenwood Hotel and the ruins of Raccoon City; the ninth main entry, February 2026.
Four campaigns that cross each other at set points; the furthest the series ever went towards action.
Two characters swapped at will and no item boxes at all, starting on a train in the woods below the mansion.
Claire on a prison island and then in Antarctica, in the first Resident Evil with fully 3D rooms instead of painted ones.
Five power-up costumes and a running commentary of jokes; the last of the 3D Raymans.
Hand-painted 2D worlds and a difficulty curve that stopped a generation; Michel Ancel, 1995.
Spike Lee writes and directs the MyCareer story, cutscenes and all.
Sega launch the series on the Dreamcast in 1999 against a franchise EA had owned for five years.
The last one EA shipped; the series went on indefinite hiatus after 2018.
Freestyle Air in the dunk contest and a whole All-Star Weekend to play through.
The first of the series on the PlayStation, and the first squeezed onto a Game Boy.
EA rename their basketball line in 1994 and start counting; the first NBA Live, after the NBA Playoffs games.
The last game EA shipped under the FIFA name before the licence lapsed and the series was renamed.
The Journey: Alex Hunter has a career told in cutscenes, on the Frostbite engine.
A qualifying campaign for every nation on the way to France, and Blur playing Song 2 over the menu.
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