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The game featuring real WWF wrestlers add to the levels of excitement and fun element. You can leg drop your computer AI controlled opponent with the famous Hulkster’s move or body slam them down. The game in addition to giving a realistic and authentic feel to the players, also provide other additional elements. These extras include live interviews with the Gene Okerlund or the ringside commentary with Jesse Ventura and Vince McMohan.
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Is a fast, straightforward dice game, in which players try to use a little strategy and a lot of luck in order to run up the highest score.
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Players alternate turns trying to get the highest score possible shutting numbered doors matching rolled dice. The player then rolls two dice, and closes any combination of doors whose numbers total that of the dice.
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In a multi-player game, the object is to finish the game with the highest score. When playing alone, the object is to beat your "personal best".
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Classic shooting arcade game like the old games. Your objective is to shoot the micropede segments and avoid being touched by anything that moves. If you are touched, you die. There are 500 levels to play. Shooting all the segments on the screen advances you to the next level.
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The decathlon is the ultimate athletic competition which determines the world's best all-round athlete. Each athlete must compete in ten different track and field events.
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The game features a real aircraft and the player can practice flying the aircraft in the game. The players can practice the different types of flights and perform stunts and tactics with the aircraft.
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In the previous version, the settings had to be typed in manually. In this version, the “pull-down” menu came where settings could be selected without changing them manually. 5 cities of the USA were included in this version, i.e. San Francisco, Chicago, New York, Seattle, and Los Angeles.
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The game was considered to be one of the best versions of the whole Microsoft Flight Simulator versions. This version became successful due to the addition of Aircraft and scenery Design. This feature helped the users to build from within the program.
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It is a series of flight simulation where the user experiences flight simulation. This version came with texture improvement. The new graphics will make you feel like you are sitting in the cockpit.
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Two types of play. The free flight lets you go anywhere. No restrictions, no fuel limit, no time limit, no missions, you are free to roam. During mission-based gameplay, the user has to complete various types of missions with restrictions imposed.
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The plot of the game starts on the battlefield where you can either hold control of the Japanese fleet or the American. When you are playing from the Japanese side, you can control the carriers Asagi, Zuiho, Kaga, Hiryu, and Soryu. And when you prefer the American fleet you gain complete control on Carriers Enterprise, Midway, Yorktown, and Hornet. Well, the result of the battle calculates how many carriers and planes were lost or shot down.
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The game plot is based on Midway’s naval battle which was fought in the year 1942. Thus, you get to choose your side which can be either the American or the Japanese. As you enter the first page of the game you are provided with all the details stating about the developing company as well as the copyright.
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You are in control of Captain John Stark, leader of the Free Villages Peace Force, the law enforcement agency on the island of "Midwinter". Enemy forces under the control of the evil General Masters have set up their base in the south-east and are attempting to capture your Heat Mines which are distributed throughout the island.
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In this simulation you will operate the MiG-29 initially as a pilot undergoing conversion training, before achieving combat status. In combat you will fly the MiG in a variety of locations within the Soviet sphere of influence.
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You will operate the MiG-29 initially as a pilot undergoing conversion training, before achieving combat status. In combat you will fly the MiG in a variety of locations within the Soviet sphere of influence. Each scenario has its own challenge and therefor tests the pilot in different areas of skill - air to air, air to ground, unguided missile attack and of course cannon.
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The player controlling Jack travels through the labyrinth of rooms, avoiding the dangerous enemies along the way, while collecting as many bombs and treasures as possible. If the timer reaches zero, or Jack touches an enemy he will die causing a loss of play.
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You can play single matches as well as play-offs, you can conduct a complete season as well. You get the chance to involve in practice games as well as create a new one.
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You must restore equilibrium to the Echelon Galaxy as proscribed by the entity that sent you here, and you have to find a means of escaping that galaxy once you have accomplished this.
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Is a resource management game, with an action screen and simple 3D mini-game for base defence. It begins in the year 2200, after a 20 trillion ton asteroid has collided with Earth, rendering it uninhabitable.
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The game is developed by keeping the stock exchange market in mind. The stocks are also based on stocks of real companies like Boeing, General Motors, HP and many more.
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The plot of the game begins with a strong boy holding a skateboard in one hand. You need to cross the cactus, tackle the tilting rocks as well as skate through the snows and the shabby jungles as well.
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Is a puzzle game with a strong action element. The game consists of a sequence of puzzle screens. In each, you solve the "puzzle" by achieving a particular goal.
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The game starts telling about an incident that occurred seven years back where Smith, a young man, enters the castle while excavating the countryside just for fun. He holds no idea that the castle was the home of the wizard.
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The main objective of the game on every level is to deflect the magician's magic beam, carrying one of McDuffin's numerous spells. The ingredients for each individual spell are to be found in the brightly coloured pulsating cauldrons, which have to be hit by the magic beam.
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Mindfighter is set in a dystopian post-apocalyptic world following a nuclear holocaust. You play as Robin, a young boy who slips into a coma after being caught in a nuclear explosion. While his physical body remains unconscious, his mind acquires powerful telepathic and psionic abilities. Robin’s subconscious projects his "mental self" into a bleak future world controlled by a tyrannical dictator named The System.
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You control a small sphere across various grid-based, isometric mazes. The objective across its levels is to test the player's reflexes and puzzle-solving skills. Unlike simple marble-rolling games, Mind-Roll featured ten distinct maze types. Some levels focused on high-speed navigation, while others required: Finding hidden exits, changing tile colors by rolling over them, navigating slippery ice or moving platforms, avoiding hazards, traps, and drop-offs. You play against a strict countdown clock. Efficient route planning and precise momentum control are essential to completing each level before time runs out.
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Your mission is to save yourself and to regain your memory. There are a few tricky puzzles to solve and saving the game at various spots is recommended.
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The game takes place in a dystopian future where civilization is collapsing into chaos and violence. To save humanity, you—an unnamed protagonist—must use a telepathic machine called the Mindwheel. The goal is to navigate the Mindscape (a collective telepathic dimension) and enter the consciousness of four deceased historical figures to retrieve their unique wisdom and unlock the Wheel of Wisdom: Dr. Hans Vane: A pacifist and martyr. General Kleiss: A brutal, fascist dictator. Bobby Fletcher: A hedonistic, tragic rock star. The Poet: An ancient, archetypal artist. Each mindscape reflects the inner psyche, trauma, and memories of the character, creating four distinct, often hallucinatory worlds to explore.
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Your job is to destroy your opponents with your weapons, as a bonus, you can collect various treasures for money. With more money, you can buy more destructive equipment. In addition to treasures, you are also awarded extra money with the number of "kills" you make. The player who has the most money at the end of the game is the winner.
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