Tracer, Mercy and payload maps; Blizzard's hero shooter.
The football game of the PS3 generation, the last on the old engine.
Football with rocket cars; five-minute matches that never end.
Squid kids paint the map in turf war; Nintendo invents a shooter.
The football game that played better than FIFA; Konami's golden year.
The King of Iron Fist Tournament, Heihachi and Kazuya into a volcano; the 3D fighter.
The fighting game revival of 2008, in 2.5D with focus attacks.
Build a village, raid your neighbours, wait for the timer; Supercell's empire.
A 2D Minecraft with bosses and thousands of items; the game that never stopped updating.
Squads of three with a ping system; Respawn's battle royale.
Five versus five on Summoner's Rift; the biggest esport in the world.
Hunt, carve, craft, hunt again with three friends; the 3DS entry that broke the West.
Everyone is here: 89 fighters from every game on Switch.
Sanctuary in high definition, the auction house removed and the Reaper of Souls fix.
Warcraft as a card game with a tavern keeper; Blizzard's digital CCG.
Finish the fight; the trilogy ends with Forge and theatre mode.
Invertebrates with bazookas, holy hand grenades and concrete donkeys; the party strategy game.
Nine classes, hats and the Heavy; Valve's cartoon shooter, free since 2011.
Tennis, bowling and boxing swung with a remote; bundled with the console and sold 82 million copies.
Guitar, bass, drums and a microphone in one living room; Harmonix's full band.
No Russian and the most played multiplayer of its generation.
All Ghillied Up, the nuke and the multiplayer perks that changed shooters.
The Arbiter, dual wielding and Xbox Live multiplayer; the console shooter online.
Four survivors, the AI Director and a chainsaw; co-op zombie shooting at its best.
Azeroth with millions; the MMORPG that swallowed a decade.
Twelve racers, bikes and the wheel; the best-selling racing game ever.
The Facility, the watch menu and four-player split-screen; the N64 shooter that changed consoles.
Instagib, Facing Worlds and the announcer; the arena shooter of 1999.
Nintendo's mascots fight on a GameCube; still played in tournaments twenty years on.
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