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Gaming journalist & editor | Senior writer @ScreenRant | Former: @IGNBrasil | Opinions are personal | He/Him

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5 Games From 2006 That Are Still 10/10 Masterpieces 20 Years Later

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The mid-2000s were a great period for games, and 2006 featured a nice roster of titles that are still 10/10 masterpieces, even 20 years later. In 2006, the industry saw the release of the Nintendo Wii, a revolutionary console that changed how players interacted with their games. There were several Nintendo Wii masterpiece games released over the years, like Zelda: Twilight Princess, but this wasn’t the only console doing wonders at the time.
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25 Years Later, This PlayStation 2 Masterpiece Is The Perfect Sequel

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By Bruno Yonezawa Verified
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The PlayStation 2 was the home to many revolutionary masterpieces, as its hardware opened up whole new avenues of possibilities, but one game ended up becoming what is considered the perfect sequel to an already great title. Several iconic games were released during the console’s lifetime, including Grand Theft Auto 3, one of the highest-rated games of all time. Similarly, the fan-favorites Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas and Grand Theft Auto: Vice City were also released on the PlayStation 2.
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5 Nintendo DS Games That Are 10/10 Masterpieces

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The Nintendo DS housed some of the most iconic games of its generation, many of which are still some of the best ever created. The Nintendo DS is the most revolutionary console of all time, considering all of the features it presented that were ahead of their time. Interactivity was at the forefront of the console’s philosophy, and this was seen in how it used its dual-screen system, one of which was touch-sensitive, something that was still very new for the period.
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