Released in 1979, Asteroids made the list for its challenging gameplay and intense sound effects, while Elite was praised for being an early pioneer of 3D graphics. Nintendo's Metroid made the cut thanks to innovative gameplay, an alien atmosphere, and a memorable soundtrack.
Moving to the '90s, the Strong Museum highlighted Myst for its puzzles and adoption of CD-ROM technology, Resident Evil for popularizing the survival-horror genre, and Tony Hawk's Pro Skater for bringing the sport and culture of skateboarding into the mainstream.
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