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This weekend we're nostalgically reminiscing about game titles that once entertained us so much. Games in 2004 were less sophisticated, graphically weaker, and everyone was shocked when the game was released on DVD instead of CD. But even so, it managed to release incredible titles that players still love to return to years later. So let's take a look at what interesting things 2004 brought in this regard.

Half-Life 2

An absolute revelation in 2004. Perfection, great graphics, great physics, great options, great story. A great game that is waiting for its remake/remaster.

GTA: San Andreas

Personally, I consider GTA 3, Vice City and Sand Andreas as a kind of trilogy. After all, the games looked very similar thanks to the same angina. San Andreas surpassed the previous two parts in scope, freedom and processing. Great piece.

The Sims 2

Continuation of the great polishes. The second part, of course, improved both the graphics and game options. Probably the most popular title, for which a number of data discs were released.

Doom 3

A horror shooter that stood out for its time with a great engine and processing. At that time, players were troubled by higher demands on HW, because all the effects were able to really overwhelm the sets of that time.

Far Cry

A great fps affair where you looked at tropical islands. A title followed by Crysis in style. Of course, the graphics were great for that time.

World of Warcraft

An MMORPG that still lives on today. A legendary game with millions of active players, which has already received several data discs and has become a kind of model of how an MMORPG should look.

Need for Speed: Underground 2

The pinnacle of the NFS series. According to many, the best part of the whole series. Gamers are clamoring for a remaster and a return to the roots. Quite simply, probably the most successful part, which I would like to play even today.

Prince of Persia: Warrior Within

Sequel to The Sands of Time. This part was a bit darker, bloodier and overall more hilarious.

Unreal Tournament 2004

Compared to the previous part, UT 2004 brought new maps, slightly better graphics and kept multiplayer lovers very entertained for several years.

 

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