The granddaddy of video games, Pong set the stage for the industry with its simple yet addictive gameplay.
This classic shooter introduced the concept of waves of enemies and power-ups. Players controlled a spaceship at the bottom of the screen.
Pac-Man became a worldwide phenomenon, with its maze-based gameplay and lovable yellow protagonist.
This platformer introduced Mario, the now-iconic plumber, as well as the concept of climbing ladders and avoiding obstacles.
A sequel to Space Invaders, Galaga introduced more advanced enemy patterns and a spaceship that could split into two for double firepower.
Defender was a groundbreaking shooter that combined elements of space exploration and tower defense. Players controlled a spaceship that protected.
his vertically scrolling shooter was a unique take on the genre. Players controlled a spaceship that shot down sections of a centipede.
Frogger was a charming and challenging game that involved guiding frogs across a busy road, river, and logs. Players had to avoid cars.
This fighting game revolutionized the genre with its six-button control scheme, diverse cast of characters, and competitive gameplay.