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A PlayStation stealth action game by Konami released in 1998, directed by Hideo Kojima. Its complex narrative about nuclear weapons and personal freedom, cinematic presentation, and innovative gameplay made it one of gaming's greatest masterpieces. Its strategic stealth mechanics profoundly influenced the industry.

Capcom's action game series. Cooperative hunting of giant monsters established the joy of co-op gaming. Monster Hunter: World conquered the global market. Over 100 million units sold.

An action-adventure game released by Capcom in 2006. Drawing from Japanese mythology and folklore, it follows Amaterasu, a wolf goddess, on a journey to restore a devastated Japan. Its innovative Japanese aesthetic, brush-based gameplay mechanics, and profound cultural depth earned international critical acclaim as a masterpiece.

An action game by Capcom since 2004 centered on hunting massive monsters and crafting weapons from their parts. Expanded from home consoles to portable devices, becoming a cultural phenomenon particularly on handhelds. Over 70 million copies sold worldwide, it established the 'hunting game' subgenre.

A series starring Mario, the world's most famous game character created by Nintendo. Since 'Super Mario Bros.' in 1985, it has contributed to the spread of home consoles and defined the gaming industry itself. Mario is an icon representing Japanese pop culture.

Sega's flagship action game series. Sonic, the blue hedgehog running at supersonic speed, drove the gaming industry in the 1990s as Mario's rival. The globally successful film adaptations have attracted a new generation of fans.

An action game series developed by HAL Laboratory and published by Nintendo. Starring Kirby, a pink round character who inhales enemies to copy their abilities. With game design accessible to beginners and experts alike and adorable characters, it enjoys broad popularity.