DuckTales is a classic video game by Capcom that is still a lot of fun today. The art style remains faithful to the 1987 series, the game is a blast to play, and the music is phenomenal.

Jet Set Radio is a fantastic game that blends together action, sports, platforming, and graffiti-spraying game styles and different electronic music genres into a game that is fun and very unique.

Wolfenstein 3D is a landmark first-person shooter. It's over 30 old now so it definitely shows its age. However, it is still fun to play, even if it may cause dizziness as the graphics use ray casting

Psychonauts in the Rhombus of Ruin is a fun virtual reality point-and-click adventure take on Psychonauts. The voice acting, art style, and music are all great and adhere to the style of the series.

Yakuza 5 is my personal favorite. The storyline is interesting, the characters are enjoyable, and Haruka's climb up the idol ladder is a great break from the usual gameplay the series was known for.

Yakuza 4 was a welcome rebound from Yakuza 3. The story of the four characters is woven into the story well. Three out of four of the characters are fun to play and their stories are satisfying.

Yakuza: Like a Dragon is a worthy successor to the Kazuma Kiryu saga. Ichiban Kasuga is a different character than Kazuma Kiryu, but his quirkiness, friendliness, and earnestness endeared me to him.

The Judgment series is a worthy spin-off of the Like a Dragon series. Lost Judgment is better than the original game, with a more compelling villain, a memorable storyline, and fun minigames.

Like a Dragon: Ishin! is finally in English, and it was worth the wait. This is a fantastic game, with all of the series staples that you would expect from a Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio game.

MultiVersus is fun. The available characters represent the studios owned by Warner Bros., the game is a solid clone of Super Smash Bros., and the multiplayer is fun.