If you didn't care for Tomb Raider's third-person perspective and camera angles then Deathtrap Dungeon will probably leave you cold.
Need for Speed III is one of the best times I have had playing a racing game.
SimCity 3000 is a stable, attractive, finely balanced game with just enough new features to satisfy veterans of the series.
If you're armed with weapons and a strong disrespect for authority, you might just want to take that Body Count song to heart and become a cop killer.
If you can brave its shortcomings, Resident Evil 2 is good, scary fun.
TOCA Touring Car Championship is basically a mix of Gran Turismo and Destruction Derby.
This is a good translation of a good arcade title, and fans of the arcade version won't be disappointed.
JSF is mighty fun and points toward a promising future for Innerloop.
If Digital Integration's iF-16 feels about a year old, there's a good reason: Essentially, it is.
The gameplay becomes incredibly monotonous almost immediately.
It doesn't have the globe-spanning sweep of Microsoft Flight Simulator, but it renders its own little corner of the world with admirable fidelity.
It's Circle of Blood with new characters, a new storyline, and a new threat to world harmony.
This limited method of play is similar to first-generation real-time strategy games.
Atomic Bomberman is one of this year's biggest missed opportunities.
Following in the footsteps of Diablo, Theme Hospital has arrived almost completely intact on the PlayStation.
There are new weapons, enemies, and levels, but the game engine and basic play are essentially the same.
The painfully obvious conclusion is that this game simply does not provide enough variety (or fun) to keep you entertained.
Tomb Raider is simply a smart game, bursting with great touches.
Investigate a mysterious bombing and unravel a deep mystery in this point-and-click adventure.
Touting many new features and improved graphics, the box would have us believe the game offers a state-of-the-art gaming experience, however, this is not the case.
In the final analysis, suffice to say that other soccer sims do it better for the same price.
Civilization II is a solid, if not spectacular, game that strategy fans will not want to miss.
No games on this platform have been released yet!
When you get right down to it, Expendable is sheer, unadulterated shooting. Run through a bunch of levels, blow everything to bits, and try not to get shot.
The best boat-racing game to hit arcades has made its way to the Dreamcast - but what it hasn't done is brought anything new with it.
Whether the prerelease infamy and the embarrassment of disclaimers are a result of the current political climate or conscious hyperbole by the Interplay marketing machine, they tend to overshadow what ...
Might and Magic VIII's old graphics engine, repetitive gameplay, bugs, and relative ease will be too much to overlook.
While it may seem overly familiar to fans of Caesar III, it offers enough variety and innovation to keep things interesting.
Prey is a first-person shooter in which players take on the role of a character who must fight against multiple alien races.
Shogun has a great subject, and a perfect melding of strategic and tactical gameplay.
With the Chao-breeding simulation and the minigames, Sonic offers much more beyond the completion of its story.
SWAT 3's most impressive feature has to be the amazing artificial intelligence employed by friend and foe alike.
Tiger Woods 2000's extensive course library and good multiplayer support make it worth a look - provided you've got a fairly high-powered computer.
If you're looking to relive the fun of a Destruction Derby-style racing game with a bit more focus on the actual racing, or if you want to take the sporty ...
The fact that Urban Chaos is an enjoyable third-person action game with no switch flipping, box pushing, or key finding should be reason enough for you to purchase it.
Worms is an inexpensive game that offers an exciting strategy competition, a lot of laughs, and fantastic replay value.
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