10 Older Video Game Graphics That STILL Hold Up

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There are some great throwbacks on this list. Still looking great. May need to revisit a couple of these.

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About the only one on here I wouldn’t try is Metro Exodus, I just couldn’t get into it when I tried it. Cyberpunk is one I really want to try one day.

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Yeh, I played Metro Exodus after I got it as a freebee from Epic. Man oh man I found it grey, dull and pretty blimmin’ depressing.
I think you’ll love Cyberpunk 2077 mate, for me (my personal opinion) it’s the best game I’ve ever played. Multiple playthroughs only make it even better.

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I play KMahjongg. So no need of superior Graphic Card :winking_face_with_tongue:

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I love mahjongg, so me too :wink:
I typically have a hard time with older graphics video games…very hard to not expect shiny pretty in most cases :0

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The main thing is that SupertaxKart runs smoothly. I’ve never been much of a gamer

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I wish I knew how to play mahjongg. I could happily while away the hours on something like that; nice and chilled, cup of coffee and a packet of McVities Ginger Nuts for dunking and I’d be good to go.

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Playing Mahjong is pretty simple. Build from the top down and make sure the tiles are placed next to each other.
You can easily spend hours doing it :rofl:

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I do and don’t it all depends on the game. I have the original XIII and NFS Most Wanted, both look horrible on monitors with lower resolution but with a few mods to fix they are still definitely worth playing today.

And can’t forget my all time favourite, Tetris.

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EEK :laughing:

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NFSMW 2005 version? That’s the best one. Are you able to play it on Linux?

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Don’t worry, you can save the game :slight_smile:

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Yup have it in Heroic Launcher and was just playing it a few days ago.

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Cool! I need to find back my iso file and try it.

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I installed Steam and Lutris, but haven’t gotten past that point, too much going on…

I downloaded gamescope too but haven’t gotten Lutris to recognize it yet, so I have a bit of work to do before trying to download and install a game from my Steam or EGS library, so many unplayed licenses collected over the years…

When I get around to it, this will be my first attempt trying to game on Linux, so wish me luck, and I am open to accept any advice you all have :slight_smile:

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