Following four sessions’ worth of debate that got dangerou🐬sly out of hand, the consumption 💖of way too much coffee, and with many thousands of words committed to print, our rundown of the world's finest games is now available and .
Consisting of 212 pages and wrapped with🐷 a foil-embossed cover, The 100 Greatest Videogames counts down the titles that deserve to be in your collection, from old favourites such a🐎s Tetris to modern-day masterpieces such as Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain.
With editorial contributions from the industry's most renowned writers, each entry also f𒀰eatures full-page artwork showcasing the visual design of the world's best videogames.
In compiling the list, we worked to simpꦇle criteria: all formats – console, PC, portable, coin-op, touchscreen – were eligible; we could include only a single entry from any series that features straight-up sequels; and each game had to stand up today rather than making the cut for reasons of nostalgia or historic significance. The result is a collec🤪tion of modern classics that must not be missed.
The 100 Greatest Videogames can be ordered online , and is available to buy in UK newsagents now, priced £11.99. You can also bu🎉y a digital edition .
Edge magazine was launched in 1993 with a mission to dig deep into the inner workings of the international videogame industry, quickly building a 🍌reputation for next-level analysis, features, interviews and reviews that holds fast nearly 30 years on.
