A prodigious decade in every way, in all artistic and technological facets.
This decade of the 90's began very strong, with Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake in 1990, a sequel that was praised this time, as it deserved and that appeared for MSX systems, although over the years it was coming to Sony consoles.
Undoubtedly MGS ended up being one of the great video game sagas that fought against Nintendo to try to sell the maximum number of consoles.
But Nintendo landed with "The Brain of the Beast" a 16-bit console that brought with it a classic that has survived over the years, we are referring to Super Mario World.
Final Fantasy VII, Hal-Life, Resident Evil, The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time were titles released at the end of the decade that are still as relevant today as they were more than 20 years ago.
Many other games from those 90's have ended up becoming the favorites of those who are not as young as they used to be, for example Snow Bros, Turrican, F-Zero among many emblematic titles.
Although many other players opted for quieter games, and that gave you some good laughs like The Secret of Monkey Island.
A racing video game for MS-DOS developed by Lerner Research and published by Electronic Arts in 1992.
Pajama Sam's SockWorks is a children's puzzle game in which players must sort different colored socks into the correctly colored bin.
One of several video game adaptations of the popular Merv Griffin quiz show Jeopardy!, where contestants are given answers and must determine the questions that lead to them. This particular game was the first of the Rare-developed Jeopardy! games for NES.
The first sequel to Pyramid Magic increases the difficulty of the traps and puzzles. Dare you explore even deeper into the Pharaoh's tomb?
A one-button video redemption game by LAI Games. As a frog, use your tongue to catch insects and cherries.
Follow up to World League Soccer 98 endorsed by Michael Owen
Ubisoft released this side-scrolling action-adventure game for the Amstrad CPC in 1991.
Metal Warriors is mech combat 2-d Side scroller in which the player pilots several mecha in either single player or 2 player versus player mode.
Microprose's Nighthawk features combat flight simulation, including dogfights and bombing runs, as well as a campaign mode with rated missions.
The fourth installment of the Microsoft Golf series, featuring a brand new game engine, a unique mouse-based swing system, and online matchmaking.
