Final Fantasy 7 - PlayStation
Final Fantasy 4, SNES.
(Still one of the best games I've ever played.)
Tetris - Gameboy
The Legend of Zelda - NES
Pac-Man/Ms. Pac Man.
Bubble Bobble, Arcade, 1986
Earthbound 1&2
Earthbound - SNES (with the oversized box and guide)
Master of Orion - MS DOS, Mac OS
Final fantasy 3/6 - SNES
Metal Great Solid
It just barely makes the cut off since it came out in 99, but Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri is my favorite strategy game of all time. It even managed to get a Linux port and you can get it on GOG. I was excited when Civ: Beyond Earth was announced that it would be a true successor, but sadly it wasn't even close.
Might & Magic VII (PC)
Dune 2, PC
never got to play this, but I have been playing Dune: Spice Wars which has been pretty fun. Might not be that similar but Dune universe is excellent for these type of games for sure.
Heroes of Might and Magic III, PC
Umihara Kawase - SNES
Stunts (a.k.a 4D Sports Driving) [1990] - PC, Amiga and others
Syndicate PC/Mac
Carmageddon 2 - PC
Dance Dance Revolution.
(Do you feel old now?)
Panel de Pon (1995)
Spyro (series) Playstation 1998-2000
Elite - BBC Micro Model B originally.
Pokémon Crystal is just shy of your 25 year threshold depending on what month it was released (it came out in 2000 in Japan), so I'll say Pokémon Yellow or Pokémon Gold and Silver. We can sit here and nitpick about which is the best, but Red, Blue, Yellow, Gold, Silver, and Crystal were all amazing.
Shinobi 3, Sega Genesis
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