The year 1989 produced several enduring video games that remain beloved by ’80s kids, including groundbreaking titles like Super Mario Land, which showcased the Game Boy’s portable platforming capabilities, and Mega Man 2, noted for its memorable levels and challenging bosses. Other classics from that year such as Prince of Persia, Final Fight, and SimCity helped define genres with fluid gameplay, rich storytelling, and innovative mechanics, while games like Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade: The Graphic Adventure offered faithful adaptations of popular media through point-and-click adventures.
10 Games From 1989 That ’80s Kids Still Love
