December 2, 2025 - 08:49

While 1987 was a major year for the video game industry, a number of games released during this time didn't receive the recognition they deserved. Among the standout titles, several have remained in the shadows, overshadowed by more prominent releases.
One such game is "Metroid," which introduced players to a vast, alien world and a strong female protagonist, Samus Aran. Despite its innovative gameplay and atmospheric design, it was often overlooked in favor of more action-oriented titles.
Another gem is "Kid Icarus," a unique blend of platforming and action that featured a captivating storyline and memorable characters. The game's quirky charm and challenging gameplay have since earned it a loyal fanbase, but it remains less celebrated than its contemporaries.
"Blaster Master," with its mix of platforming and top-down shooting, also deserves a mention. Its engaging gameplay and exploration mechanics were ahead of their time, yet it has faded into relative obscurity.
These titles, among others from 1987, showcase the creativity and innovation of the era, reminding us that not all classics received immediate acclaim.
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