Nintendo 64

In the mid-90s, when first-person shooters were evolving rapidly but often lacked personality, Duke Nukem 3D burst through the door with a cigar in one hand and a shotgun in the other. Released in 1996 by 3D Realms, this game didn’t just add another notch to the belt of classic shooters—it blew a hole in the wall and rewrote what people expected from the genre. It

The Nintendo Switch marked a major shift in how people approached gaming. With its unique hybrid design, it appealed to casual players, hardcore fans, and handheld veterans all at once. But what truly shaped its identity was the collection of games that never made it off the system—titles built specifically for the Switch and nowhere else.

Over the years, Nintendo and its partners