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The sheer amount of games available today probably makes it hard to get into many of the older gems. Hell, even I have a 30 year backlog.
I think everyone should explore:
Crono Trigger is a real gem for an early SNES RPG. Highly recommend.
There are so many 'Prince of Persia' games that you need to add a year to be more specific.
So they finally made a sequel?
I'm thinking about the 1989 version. There's many ports, but DOS/Amiga/Macintosh are all good. Even the C64 port is great.
Would you recommend a ssoecific Worms game for PC? I have "Worms" (that's the whole game title) on PS3 which has modern 2D graphics but idk which edition to get on Steam to get a similar experience, there are so many Worms games.
Just Worms that got all the ports.
I haven't tried the 2007 version that you speak of, but it might be good. I've played a couple of rounds of WMD on my switch, and as I recall the gameplay was similar.
Of course, you need one or three friends in your couch to pass the controller around to to get the full experience.