10 Forgotten Xbox 360 Games You Should Play In 2020

Until Half-Life: Alyx arrived, you couldn't move for "Where's Half-Life 3?" jokes and the like on the internet. Alright, we still get them, but not so much anymore. It's been thirteen years.

Instead of bleating on at Valve, why not go back to the deciding moment for many console gamers that brought them into the Half-Life phenomenon?

The Orange Box was like every Christmas rolled into one. Not only did we get the amazing Half-life 2 but its two excellent follow-on episodes, which alone would be worth the price of admission.

But there's also Team Fortress 2, which gave us console peasants a chance to see what all the fuss was about on PC... so you think that'd be enough to satiate us, right?

Enter the icing on the potentially-not-real-cake (I'm not making the obvious joke) in Portal: Valve's tiny little addition that went on to be a crowning highlight of the package.

A physics puzzler unlike anything we'd seen before, complete with some of the best writing and humour going, Portal was a breakout hit.

In the absence of a probably-vaporware third game, why not revisit a defining moment in Xbox 360 history?