10. Hey You, Pikachu! - Nintendo 64, 2000

Being the poster boy for a worldwide phenomenon can’t be easy; Pikachu’s face is slapped on every Pokémon game, toy, waffle maker and plane as the once insignificant yellow mouse was cherry picked to headline the franchise.

Hey You came with a microphone adapter for the N64 that let you talk to Pikachu and give him instructions. Despite only having roughly 200 voice commands, the game had various secret words like “Fry the garden!” (which made Pikachu burn down his corn field with a thunderbolt like the police had a tip off about his weed field) and slurring “Goodbye” into “Go Away” will make Pikachu miffed.

The game never saw light of day in Europe for obvious reasons; not only translating the game but accommodating the recognition software for more languages and plenty of British dialects and accents. I doubt Pikachu would be able to understand a machine gun-esque Glaswegian or an “alroight Pikachoe, run into the woild now, loik” Brummie.