David Tierney writes: "1995 marked the downfall of the monumental Nintendo versus Sega console war, as Sega's Saturn was rushed out in North America and flopped miserably. Meanwhile, Sony thrust themselves bravely forward with the release of the PlayStation. Elsewhere, Nintendo broke their silence by releasing the specifications for the Nintendo Ultra 64 (later dropping the Ultra).
In terms of games, the 16-bit era started to reach its climax as 3D games took their first steps, leaving console gamers facing a hardware transition. The games that came out in 1995 truly reflect the position of the industry, and echo the trends that we tend to experience between console generations. Twenty years on, we take a look back at some of the best games of 1995."
Many of us are asking Ubisoft for “a new Rayman”! And this is what a new episode could look like, running under Unreal Engine 5.
I wish that same person could do full Conker UE5 remake.. Rayman 3 looks amazing
From GameWatcher: "Between 1995 and 2000, three classic point-and-click games were released based on Terry Pratchett's Discworld novels. These games are Discworld, Discworld II: Missing Presumed...!?, and Discworld Noir.
For many years, fans have eagerly requested a rerelease or remaster of the series, making it a highly coveted item on GOG's Community Wishlist. This platform is renowned for revitalising classic DOS games, ensuring they can operate on modern machines."
See how the franchise and console intertwined over the years.
