Games, award winners
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PS4 Final Fantasy IX Award PhysicalFinal Fantasy IX 7 July 2000 PS4, Switch, Xbox Series X/S +2 PS4, Switch, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, PS1 Physical, Award winner Digital DRM-free on GOG 81 Critics out of 100 95% Steam players positive
PS3 Deus Ex Award PhysicalDeus Ex 23 June 2000 PS3, PS2 Physical, Award winner Digital DRM-free on GOG 94% Steam players positive
PS2 The Sims Award PhysicalThe Sims 4 February 2000 PS2 Physical, Award winner Digital 72% Steam players positive
PS2 Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings Award PhysicalAge of Empires II: The Age of Kings 27 September 1999 PS2 Physical, Award winner Digital
PS1 Tony Hawk's Pro Skater Award PhysicalTony Hawk's Pro Skater 31 August 1999 PS1 Physical, Award winner
PS1 Driver Award PhysicalDriver 25 June 1999 PS1 Physical, Award winner
PS1 Final Fantasy VIII Award PhysicalFinal Fantasy VIII 11 February 1999 PS1 Physical, Award winner Digital 87% Steam players positive
PS4 Grim Fandango Award PhysicalGrim Fandango 30 October 1998 PS4 Physical, Award winner Digital
PS1 Need for Speed III: Hot Pursuit Award PhysicalNeed for Speed III: Hot Pursuit 25 March 1998 PS1 Physical, Award winner
PS4 Final Fantasy VII Award PhysicalFinal Fantasy VII 31 January 1997 PS4, Switch, PS1 Physical, Award winner Digital DRM-free on GOG 92 Critics out of 100 92% Steam players positive
PS5 Tomb Raider Award PhysicalTomb Raider 25 October 1996 PS5, PS4, Switch +3 PS5, PS4, Switch, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, PS1 Physical, Award winner Digital 91 Critics out of 100 85% Steam players positive
Switch Doom II AwardDoom II 30 September 1994 Switch, PS3 Award winner Digital DRM-free on GOG 95% Steam players positive
PS1 Ultima Underworld: The Stygian Abyss AwardUltima Underworld: The Stygian Abyss 21 March 1992 PS1 Award winner
PS2 Street Fighter II GOTYStreet Fighter II 6 February 1991 PS2, PS1 Game of the Year Digital
Switch Out Run GOTYOut Run 20 September 1986 Switch Game of the Year
Game pictures come from each game's store page and belong to their publishers. Genres and ways to play come from Wikidata ; critics' scores from Metacritic and OpenCritic via Wikidata, and players' ratings from Steam.