Everyone is here: 89 fighters from every game on Switch.
Warcraft as a card game with a tavern keeper; Blizzard's digital CCG.
The football game that played better than FIFA; Konami's golden year.
Catch Pokemon on the street with a phone; the summer of 2016 outside.
The fighting game revival of 2008, in 2.5D with focus attacks.
Squads of three with a ping system; Respawn's battle royale.
Build a village, raid your neighbours, wait for the timer; Supercell's empire.
The football game of the PS3 generation, the last on the old engine.
Football with rocket cars; five-minute matches that never end.
Tracer, Mercy and payload maps; Blizzard's hero shooter.
Squid kids paint the map in turf war; Nintendo invents a shooter.
Four survivors, the AI Director and a chainsaw; co-op zombie shooting at its best.
Twelve racers, bikes and the wheel; the best-selling racing game ever.
A single-shard galaxy where players run the economy and the wars cost real money.
Invertebrates with bazookas, holy hand grenades and concrete donkeys; the party strategy game.
Guitar, bass, drums and a microphone in one living room; Harmonix's full band.
Tennis, bowling and boxing swung with a remote; bundled with the console and sold 82 million copies.
Finish the fight; the trilogy ends with Forge and theatre mode.
The browser MMO of school computer rooms; Old School RuneScape is still there.
Azeroth with millions; the MMORPG that swallowed a decade.
The first big MMORPG, player-run houses and the murder of Lord British.
Nine classes, hats and the Heavy; Valve's cartoon shooter, free since 2011.
All Ghillied Up, the nuke and the multiplayer perks that changed shooters.
The Arbiter, dual wielding and Xbox Live multiplayer; the console shooter online.
No Russian and the most played multiplayer of its generation.
Four players, the blue shell and Rainbow Road; the kart racer of every dorm.
Nintendo's mascots fight on a GameCube; still played in tournaments twenty years on.
Instagib, Facing Worlds and the announcer; the arena shooter of 1999.
The Facility, the watch menu and four-player split-screen; the N64 shooter that changed consoles.
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