It features an engine chock-full of bells and whistles and gameplay that would feel right at home on a console.

The bottom line is that you won't find anything extremely tantalizing about Sanctum, but it does offer some fun gameplay at a more than reasonable price.

It's hard to justify buying Ranger Team Bravo, even as an add-on, unless you'rereally hooked - and I mean hooked - on SpecOps.

War Along the Mohawk consists of a lot of good and ambitious ideas thrown into a melting pot and mixed haphazardly.

While the game is technically proficient, the unbelievably lame speech and camera problems make Gex: Enter the Gecko a frustrating title at best.

Software for girls. Race, ride, jump, and explore with Barbie and your very own horse! Ages 5 and Up.

VR Baseball 2000 is a decent game but one that does not hold a clear edge over any of the others in the genre.

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Play the Game that Launched a Generation of Action and Adventure Remember when computer games were more about addictive gameplay than graphical fluff? Now you can play the original, the game that set the standard for today's current crop of action/adventure games. Relive the greatness of Prince of Persia. Or, if you missed out the first time, find out what all the excitement was about... PRINCE of PERSIA 1 To save your beloved princess, you must battle ever more skillful swordsmen and explore a labyrinth loaded with deathtraps. But be careful, those spikes are nasty. PRINCE of PERSIA 2 Your Persian adventure continues. Wield your sword, brave bottomless chasms, and escape maddening mazes that are filled with more than meets the eye. FEATURES: * Includes two Prince of Persia games and The Making of Prince of Persia 3D Movie * 27 hours of hair-raising levels, over 80 hours of play! * Simple controls for movement and sword fighting

Nothing can prepare you... Together on one game pak for the first time - the ultimate fighting experience... Mortal Kombat The #1 arcade smash that start it all is here! Mortal Kombat II The Kombat Kontinues... the fierce Kombatants of Mortal Kombat II battle to defeat Shao Kahn!

Heart of Darkness isn't a bad game. It's a bit short and a bit frustrating, but it's always moderately fun and it's occasionally very fun.

They're dead - they just don't know it yet! Your job: play teacher using strategically placed rounds of hot lead. Load your trusty 12 gauge and dissect every rotting zombie, beefed-up cadaver and killer monkey experiment that stumbles your way. Just don't miss... these maggot-ridden mummies haven't had a good meal in years!

THE CD ROM GAMES THAT SET NEW STANDARDS IN INTERACTIVE ADVENTURE AND STORYTELLING... TOGETHER FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THIS SPECIAL LIMITED EDITION Myst® is the surrealistic adventure that beame the world for over 5 million fans who journeyed to an island world full of mystery -- where every rock, scrap of paper, and sound may hold vital clues to your unraveling a chilling tale of intrigue and injustice that defies all boundaries of time and space. Winner of 27 awards for excellence, Myst is only the beginning. In the award -winning Raven® your journey awakens anew. Enter a deceptively beautiful world, torn apart by age-old conflicts and secrets...And where nothing is as it seems. You must summon every spark of intellect and intuition. Only then will you learn the truth about this troubled land and its inhabitants. You must let Riven become you world -- before an entire world is lost.

Independence War not only provides the most detailed flight and systems modeling yet seen in a space sim, it also provides a complex, rewarding plot and a fully fleshed-out gaming world.

It's a decent game, but it doesn't represent the state of the art in role-playing games.

In light of recent space sim successes like Descent: Freespace and Independence War, it's difficult to take Ares Rising too seriously.

While some may take away from Dune 2000 a fleeting sense of nostalgia for the classic, most will invariably leave the game disappointed and wondering how a true sequel might have turned out.

While this game is certainly no Shogo or even Descent II, Gunmetal does have some good points and a boatload of potential.

Will Carrier Strike Fighter, like Falcon and Tank Platoon II, rise above its initial shoddy release to become a classic?

After a few games, the AI really started to show its problems.

If 989 Studios can devote more attention to bringing the other areas of the game up to the level that we see on the field, the dream of a totally complete football package might finally come true.

The samey-samey feel of every event only makes you wish that you were either at a real drag race or watching one on television.

People's General represents the natural evolution of Panzer General II and the Living Battlefield series.

Quake II is a year old, but the new weapons and power-ups make the game interesting again.

A nearly perfect combination of action and strategy topped off with some pretty serious pyrotechnics.

Once you get the hang of it, the game reveals itself to be a unique hybrid of styles and moods.

The plain-vanilla power-ball control interface of PGA Tour Pro has been spiced up a little with some extra and welcome functionality.

SSG has done a great job of giving fantasy wargame fans a game worthy of the Warlords name.

The Twisted Trivia Game That Will Make You Pee in Your Pants! New! From the makers of the award-winning "You Don't Know Jack" series comes HeadRush: a wild game show roller coaster crammed with cool animation, hi-octane music and hilarious wisecracks from your hambone host. Compete head-to-head with your friends in a jet-paced trivia whirlwind where you can Bite Your Neighbor to force 'em to answer (but don't forget to floss)! So, crank up the volume, gronk up your gigasnips and prepare yourself for the freakiest game in town. It's trivia-licious! Includes HUNDREDS and HUNDREDS of questions that stay crunchy... even in MILK! 1, 2 or 3 players duke it out on 1 keyboard - no new equipment required. Rack up high scores and uncover top SECRET SURPRISES with continuous gameplay! Enjoy twisted CARTOONS, PLAYER ICONS and COMMERCIALS from our HeadRush sponsors! LIGHTNING-FAST gameplay will set your keyboard on fire!

Commandos is a real-time tactics game set in World War II that puts you in command of a small squad of elite troopers. Send them behind enemy lines on a series of hazardous missions, and bring them back alive. Clever strategy has never been so furiously action-packed. Study the enemy's movements, develop a careful plan, synchronize your men, and launch them on a swift and fierce attack using all your power and skill.

Sensible Soccer '98's unparalleled control system delivers the ultimate gameplay experience - unmatched defense, offense and passing. Punch the turbo button for that extra burst of speed when you're driving for the goal - or when you need to take the opposition down hard. Get a perfect view of the field and players with the overhead camera. At last, this is soccer the way it was always meant to be played! For the serious soccer strategist, a comprehensive coaching mode lets you customize players and teams. You'll have total control, from choosing individual playing styles to deciding your overall offensive and defensive attack. Pick pre-set formations or come up with your own schemes. Build the ultimate soccer machine!

The most revolutionary action/strategy game of its kind. Nothing comes closer to offering an exciting combination of strategy, team-building, realistic three-dimensional graphics and true-to-life special forces action. The ultimate goal is to save yourself and the world from deadly terrorists. You must successfully complete 17 unique missions. If you die, the game isn't over. The World is. [Red Storm Entertainment]

A more full-featured, technically competitive version of Golden Tee Golf could earn a place alongside the best of the field.

In an industry increasingly dominated by blood, gratuitous nudity and violence, Jazz Jackrabbit 2 is a breath of fresh air for the computer-game-playing family. Jazz 2 was designed from the ground up to be enjoyed by anyone from age six to adult. Its fascinating worlds, vibrant colors, and smooth animation make for a joyously thrilling experience. Jazz 2 proves that the rumors of the platform game genre's demise are greatly exaggerated.

Super Fighter is a fast paced versus fighting game for the PC. Its unique design inspired several other fighting games which would later also appear for the PC, as well as for videogame consoles such as the PC Engine and the Super A'can. Developed by C&E, Inc. in Taiwan, Super Fighter was originally a commercial game sold in Taiwan and exported in English under the name Fatal Encounter. However, with full cooperation and support from C&E, the game was officially reclassified as freeware by Super Fighter Team and as a result, is now available for free download.

The future is now... America and her government are in ruins after the Techno-Industrial civil wars. Technology has spiraled out of control, spawning a new breed of citizens: the BIOF.R.E.A.K.S. Choose from 8 F.R.E.A.K.S. Each is armed for battle with his or her own arsenal, including pulse lasers, grenade launchers, stun guns, swords and machine guns. Battle in three-story, multi-tiered arenas! Watch out for hazards such as lava pits, meat grinders and spinning blades.

Dive into the macabre and devilish 3D realm of Deathtrap Dungeon. Fight to the bloody end against over 50 fiends and foes ranging from fire-breathing dragons to slithering serpent women in a variety of dynamic 3D environments. Swords and hammers are a few of the weapons at your fingertips as you battle at close quarters in 10 tortuous levels. Based on the multi-million selling Fighting Fantasy book series by Ian Livingston, Deathtrap Dungeon is the ultimate dungeon hack and slash thriller.

WarGames is a decent real-time strategy game in the Command & Conquer vein.

Mission Studios has essentially taken the Jetfighter III engine and wrapped it all in a cinematic narrative that would have shamed Digital Pictures.

Insurrection is nowhere near the original product in terms of quality.

Revenge of Arcade's big problem is, surprisingly, the selection of games.

There are lots of missions and lots of branches so you can complete several missions in varying order, but all the missions end up playing the same.

With its multitude of modes and good terrain graphics, this is pretty much everything you could hope for in a motocross simulation, and then some.

Good looks and a fast pace don't add up to top-shelf gameplay, and Redline Racer falls a bit flat where it could have easily excelled.

Emergency 4 boasts a rich mix of gripping real-time strategy game and true-to-life simulation. The player becomes head of operations in a fictional rescue and catastrophe management organisation, in command of a number of vehicles and staff from the fire department, medical rescue, police and technical services. For the first time in the history of the Emergency series, all campaign missions are embedded into one continuous game set in a real town with a sheer infinite number of side-operations and tasks, so linking the various missions together. The player has to manage money as well as setting the right pre-requisites for upcoming missions. The player has to react to a variety of events, developing dynamically 24/7, set against a background of continuous day/night changes and constantly varying weather conditions.

One fact will immediately become apparent when playing Get Medieval: This game is Gauntlet.

The best that can be said about it is that it's an adequate 2D shooter with an attractive price tag.

Fans of the other versions of MK4 won't be disappointed with this excellent translation.

It's a shame that someone decided to go and spoil a decent adventure game by including action elements.

The game offers a handful of features and elements that seem ideal forhard-core sim fans, but the mission designs and the general feel of gameplayseem more appropriate for an action game.

UltraCorps is recommended to anyone interested in a simplistic, slow-paced sci-fi strategy game.

Vangers is adventure. It's wild races, weird rituals, fights, puzzles and a bit of RPG. But the biggest part of Vangers is something that can't be ranged in a particular genre-exploring the world. Vangers gives the player a unique chance to see a world where legends and tales are all that's left of the human race. Not only see it, but also be a part of it. The Vanger's home is a mechos, and the main goal is survival. Vangers means freedom. Freedom of choice, freedom of intentions, freedom of morals and conscience. From the outset, this weird world will encourage you to do some little things, then something bigger and odder. Every character in the game has their own goals and ways. Every world of the Lost Chain hides surprises. These are parts of some supernatural mystery, or maybe joke of some higher powers. The Vanger will be involved in hold-ups, encounter hired guns, stumble over annoying raffas that always get on the way, and watch discreet couriers passing by. Live rocks will cross the road, and mushrooms and stinkers will try to get their bit off your life. And whatever happens, beebs will crackle under your wheels, adding to your cash.

Take command of the most powerful spaceship in the universe with Galactic Patrol! You must fight your way through 25 alien sectors, battling wave after wave of menacing ships. Collect weapons, ammo, shields and extra lives to aid in your quest. It's a familiar game with a new twist! *Incredible 3D graphics & awesome sounds! *300 challenging waves! *25 powerful weapons! *Non-stop arcade action! *Supports Enhanced Forced Feedback for compatible joysticks - feel the action as the joystick reacts to the game! *3 great game scenarios: 2D top view, frenzied side scrolling, and realistic 3D action are all here in this retro alien invasion!

In the distance future, an alien race known as the Raksha have taken over the Earth, and you have been selected to be the prey in one of their deadly games. Released into the jungle to run for your life, you must face not only the dangerous mutations brought about by man's nuclear assaults, but a vicious Raksha Lord as well. Legends speak of great ruined cities, brave freedom fighters, and even more wonderous things that lie beyond the jungle. Will you have the strength and cunning to survive to find out?

Anyone who's still playing Total Annihilation presumably knows the ropes by now. While Battle Tactics is certainly a strong product by typical standards, it is disappointing in light of Total Annihilation's ambitious history.

Experience all the blood-feuding madness in one carnage-soaked package! All the gore, all the unholy war! Zombies, gargoyles, hellhounds, and a blood-creazed host of horrors await! Crush the loathsome evil of the mighty Tchernobog! Or condemn yourself to eternal damnation in this leviathan of unhallowed garning action! Everything Blood™ lurks behind this door!

There's no denying that M.A.X.2 has all the ingredients of a great game, but strange quirks in the game engine and some downright bugs prevent it from reaching its full potential.

Join Pajama Sam, the world's youngest superhero as he journeys to World Wide Weather, the storm-stirring factory in the sky.

The combination of the Leisure Suit Larry franchise and a casino game sounds like a match made in sleaze heaven.

The game is about as lifeless as the zombies it hurls into your path.

The single-player game offers enough to please just about any tennis fan.

Incoming is a fine game and a definite must-have for arcade fans looking to fill up their hard drives with remakes of the classics.

SWAT 2 could have been filled with nail-biting intensity and adrenaline-pumping action; instead, it's composed of a frustrating command system and messy gameplay.

In exchange for your money, you're getting a quality flight simulation with continued support and some of the most experienced opponents to ever play online.

The game never really takes advantage of its unique premise and winds up as a title that simply isn't very compelling.

Three years ago, when Fox Interactive first approached us about being involved with this project I almost turned them down. I had never seen an episode of the series and wasn't too keen on the idea of working on a project connected with a TV show. That changed as soon as I saw my first episode - the creative possibilites just exploded in my imagination. The hook was set. From that point on we fought like crazy, first to get the project and then to keep it alive. I'm sure glad we did. It's been the most challenging, frustrating, scariest, coolest thing I've ever done. It's pushed us as a company to go beyond even what we thought was possible and it's allowed us to push the boundary of what a computer game can be. [Greg Roach, Hyperbole Studios]

The Operational Art of War is a class act all the way, offering almost every feature a wargamer could want.

Keigos landed himself a job at a toy company, and finally taken his first steps on the corporate ladder. The chairman likes him, and a bright future awaits. So what's the catch? Down at Paradise Heights, Misa's gone off to study abroad and now the tomboyish Miki is in charge. Kayo is still living there and so is Ayako, but now they have to share with new girls Suzuko, Tamami and Harumi. Now Keigo's usual romantic exploits get very difficult, because these three new girls don't just live together, they work together! At Keigo's company! And Suzuko's is the chairman's daughter! Can Keigo get them hot and keep them sweet?

A beautiful-looking strategy game whose design flaws, few as they are, prevent it from achieving its rightful greatness even in spite of its many strengths.

Because of the lackluster space combat, Interceptor is the first X-COM game where the micromanagement and research portion is the more satisfying of the two halves.

The question you need to ask yourself is whether you enjoy Quake II enough to merit playing it again, because The Reckoning is a supplement rather than an improvement.