The 1980s marked the golden age of arcade and the rise of home consoles. Nintendo's arrival transformed the industry, while companies like Sega, Konami, Capcom, and countless others produced some of gaming's most iconic titles.
This decade saw the emergence of legendary franchises and the developers who created them, from platformers to shoot-em-ups, turning video games into a cultural phenomenon.
The 80s was a time of innovation and creativity, where developers pushed the boundaries of what was technically possible while creating games that would be remembered for generations.
3D Realms was a Texas-based video game studio, most famous for developing the Duke Nukem series of games. In 2014 the name was acquired and it now refers to a studio based out of Denmark.
