Sega Megadrive
Released in 1990 in the UK, the Mega Drive made us all sit up and listen. No more waiting for tape decks to load slow games – welcome Sonic!
Super Nintendo
Or the SNES, as it was once known, this was our first taste of Mario Kart and we’ve never looked back since.
Nintendo 64
A party machine for up to 4 people, the N64 (64 for 64bit) is a 90s classic that’s waiting for you and your friends to gather round for a game of Mario Kart or Mario Party.
Sony Playstation (Original)
The OG next level console – PlayStation was everything we dreamed of… and we just played Crash Bandicoot on it every day (come in and re-live those days!)
Nintendo Gamecube
Gamecube brings Nintendo into the 21st century. A successor to the N64, our favourite way to play is on Super Smash Bros. Melee and Mario Kart (of course).
X-Men
Choose one of 6 X-Men characters (Cyclops, Colossus, Wolverine, Storm, Dazzler or Nightcrawler) to stop the villain Magneto from wreaking havoc on human civilisation.
Turtles
You play as teenage turtles going through levels to defeat all the enemies (including Shredder, the Foot Clan and Krang) to rescue April O’Neill.
Track & Field
The original button basher – there must be people all over the world who suffered heavily from Track & Field RSI.
Time Crisis 2
A guest favourite! Time Crisis 2 is a shoot em up where you go through levels as special agents to beat enemies.
The Simpsons
A weird ‘beat ’em up’ where you play as characters from the cartoon defeating the bad guys of Springfield in order to rescue kidnapped Maggie. Absolutely brilliant.