Anti-gravity tracks and 48 courses; the best-selling Switch game.
Chrom, marriages and children units; the game that saved the series.
Catch Pokemon on the street with a phone; the summer of 2016 outside.
Kirby made of wool in a world of felt; the softest platformer.
Squid kids paint the map in turf war; Nintendo invents a shooter.
A love letter to the classic Final Fantasy with a brave/default combat twist.
Everyone is here: 89 fighters from every game on Switch.
Samus in first person on Tallon IV, scanning everything; Retro Studios' miracle.
Move to a village of animals, pay off a raccoon and check the shop every day, in real time.
Retro Studios revives the ape; hard, beautiful platforming.
Permadeath tactics on the Game Boy Advance; the first Fire Emblem released in the West.
Yoshi, more galaxies and the Green Stars; the sequel that equals it.
Psynergy and Djinn on the Game Boy Advance; the handheld JRPG that looked impossible.
Twelve racers, bikes and the wheel; the best-selling racing game ever.
Motion sword fighting and the first story of the Master Sword.
The game that pretends to delete your save; Lovecraft across two thousand years on the GameCube.
Link as a wolf, Midna and the biggest Hyrule so far.
A gentleman and his apprentice solve 135 puzzles in a village with a secret.
Samus with Wii pointer aiming across three planets; the trilogy ends.
Cartoon tanks on a grid with COs and their powers; Intelligent Systems' perfect handheld tactics.
Tennis, bowling and boxing swung with a remote; bundled with the console and sold 82 million copies.
Sudoku and mental arithmetic with a Dr Kawashima face; the DS as a daily habit.
Planetoids with their own gravity and an orchestra; the best 3D Mario.
The atmospheric map, the wall jump and the baby Metroid; the SNES masterpiece.
Three days until the moon falls, replayed until you have saved everyone in Termina.
Samus Aran on Zebes, and the reveal at the end; the first half of Metroidvania.
The Facility, the watch menu and four-player split-screen; the N64 shooter that changed consoles.
Nintendo's mascots fight on a GameCube; still played in tournaments twenty years on.
Breath of the Wild plus sky islands, the Depths and a build-anything Ultrahand.
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