Explore complete game series — every title, edition, and release
Need for Speed: Over 31 years of street-racing adrenaline, where tuned imports and exotics outrun cops in high-speed chases from 3DO origins to open-world underground circuits, igniting customization, pursuit drama, and pedal-to-the-metal rebellion.
NFL GameDay: Over a decade of PlayStation football, where Sony's own NFL franchise delivered fast-paced gridiron action as a Madden alternative from PS1 debuts to PS2 editions, igniting competition, accessibility, and 90s sports gaming nostalgia.
NFL Quarterback: A brief series of quarterback-focused NFL gaming, where signal-callers take center stage in passing-focused football simulations during the late 90s to early 2000s console era, offering an alternative perspective on professional football gaming.
Onimusha: Over 23 years of samurai demon-slaying fury, where Onimusha warriors absorb genma souls in Sengoku-era supernatural combat from PS2 sword-clashing origins to HD remasters, igniting bushido, horror, and feudal Japanese legend.
Paws & Claws: Over a decade of virtual pet care simulation, where young animal lovers nurture and care for furry friends in THQ's casual pet-sim series from GBA beginnings to DS and Wii outings, igniting compassion, responsibility, and animal appreciation.
Persona: Over 28 years of stylish JRPG brilliance, where high schoolers summon inner personas to battle shadow-world threats between dungeon crawls and social bonds from PS1 origins to genre-redefining modern classics, igniting style, friendship, and turn-based excellence.
PGA TOUR: Over 30 years of professional golf simulation, where players compete on licensed PGA courses in EA's long-running links franchise from early PC greens to modern next-gen fairways, igniting precision, patience, and championship golf glory.
Phantasy Star: Over 37 years of sci-fi RPG pioneering, where hunters traverse alien worlds in online and single-player adventures from Sega Master System origins to live-service New Genesis, igniting space opera, loot, and JRPG innovation.
Pokémon: Over 28 years of creature-catching phenomenon, where trainers collect, battle, and befriend hundreds of pocket monsters in world-spanning RPG journeys from Game Boy beginnings to open-world Switch adventures, igniting collection, competition, and global obsession.
Power Rangers: Over 25 years of morphin' action, where color-coded heroes morph and combine Megazords to battle evil in beat-em-up and fighting game adaptations from SNES beginnings to modern team-ups, igniting teamwork, nostalgia, and tokusatsu heroism.
Powerpuff Girls: Over 15 years of sugar-spice-and-everything-nice heroics, where Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup defend Townsville in cartoon-faithful action games from PS1 debuts to modern platformers, igniting girl power, humor, and animated action fun.
Prince of Persia: Over 35 years of acrobatic time-bending adventure, where the Prince's dagger rewinds fate in cinematic platforming from Apple II pixel origins to Sands of Time reinvention and beyond, igniting parkour, puzzles, and Persian myth.
Pro Evolution Soccer: Over 25 years of technical football mastery, where Konami's beloved alternative to FIFA delivered superior on-pitch gameplay from PS1 classics through the iconic PES 6 era to its eFootball evolution, igniting tactical depth, skill, and beautiful-game authenticity.
Puyo Puyo: Over 30 years of colorful puzzle-popping battles, where players chain cascading blobs in Compile and Sega's beloved competitive puzzler from Japanese arcade origins to worldwide crossover hits, igniting strategy, combos, and addictive puzzle rivalry.
Rainbow Six: Over 27 years of tactical breach-and-clear precision, where elite operators strategize and siege in tense close-quarters combat from Tom Clancy planning roots to global esports Siege phenomenon, igniting coordination, destruction, and one-life intensity.
Ratchet & Clank: Over 22 years of intergalactic weapon-wielding fun, where a Lombax and his robot pal blast through alien worlds with outrageous arsenals from PS2 origins to PS5 dimensional rift spectacles, igniting humor, invention, and platforming joy.
RBI Baseball: Over 30 years of arcade-style baseball fun, where simplified batting and pitching deliver accessible diamond action in MLB-licensed games from NES classics to modern annual revivals, igniting pick-up-and-play baseball enjoyment and retro sports nostalgia.
Reel Fishing: Over 20 years of virtual angling relaxation, where patient fishers cast lines in serene waters across Natsume's accessible fishing simulation from PS1 ponds to modern multi-platform lakes, igniting tranquility, patience, and the joy of the catch.
Resident Evil: Over 30 years of zombie-ravaged survival horror, where Leon's arsenal shreds undead hordes in Raccoon City ruins from PS1 nightmares to Requiem reckonings, igniting dread, survival, and biohazard mastery.
Ridge Racer: Over 30 years of drift-heavy arcade racing, where powersliding through sweeping curves defines Namco's beloved high-speed series from arcade origins to console launch staple status, igniting drift mastery, speed, and arcade racing purity.
River City: Over 36 years of retro beat-'em-up brawling, where Kunio and friends punch through rival gangs in side-scrolling street fights from Famicom schoolyard scraps to modern multiplayer throwdowns, igniting co-op chaos, nostalgia, and arcade spirit.
Rock Band: Over 15 years of full-band rhythm gaming revolution, where drummers, guitarists, bassists, and vocalists jam together in Harmonix's legendary party experience from Xbox 360 debuts to expansive DLC libraries, igniting musical collaboration, party culture, and rock star dreams.
Romance of the Three Kingdoms: Over 35 years of Chinese historical grand strategy, where warlords unite China through diplomacy and warfare in Koei's deeply simulated Three Kingdoms saga from early PC entries to modern tactical epics, igniting strategy, history, and empire-building ambition.
Rugby: Over 20 years of scrum-and-try sporting action, where national teams clash in licensed rugby simulation from early PS1 entries to modern multi-platform outings, igniting physicality, strategy, and international rugby competition.
