| Monkey Island 3 : The Curse of Monkey Island | ||
 Released: 11/03/97 Requirements: 90MHZ, 16 MB RAM, 210 MB HD space |
Amidst the mad shuffle of holiday releases, LucasArts quietly wrapped up work on an adventure game many of us have been waiting five years to play. The Curse of Monkey Island is an animated graphic adventure. It has all the makings of a classic: great gameplay, fantastic graphics and music, challenging puzzles, a complex plot, and hilarious dialogue. PLEASE VOTE FOR US: VOTE ON SPONSOR VOTE ON T50 |
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| Moto Racer | ||
 Released: 09/24/97 Requirements: 133MHZ, 16 MB RAM, 75 MB HD space |
Moto Racer is motorcycle racing in an ultradetailed 3D environment. You start every race in the back of a field of 12 riders and have to fight your way to the front, while avoiding the sides of the road. Set Moto Racer on the easiest difficulty level and it's still very challenging. It might take you dozens of laps to get good enough to place in the top three. PLEASE VOTE FOR US: VOTE ON SPONSOR VOTE ON T50 |
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| Moto Racer 2 | ||
 Released: 12/18/98 Requirements: 166MHZ, 32 MB RAM, 150 MB HD space |
Bigger and better than its predecessor, Moto Racer 2 from Electronic Arts and Delphine offers more tracks, more bikes, and a custom track-editing feature that seriously enhances the game's replay value. This is still not a true motorcycle simulation, but as arcade racers go, Moto Racer 2 is one of the best. There are 32 tracks available. WOAH! PLEASE VOTE FOR US: VOTE ON SPONSOR VOTE ON T50 |
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| Need for Speed : Porsche Unleashed | ||
 Released: 03/19/00 Requirements: 266MHZ, 32 MB RAM, 3D CARD, 375 MB HD space |
The Porsche Unleashed development team is, trying to return the series to its roots with this 5th edition of Need for Speed. A selection of over 80 Porsche models. Nine open road European tracks and three custom racecourses. Realistic controls that mirror actual Porsches. You need to have a 3DFX card to play. And the graphics are fuckin spectacular. PLEASE VOTE FOR US: VOTE ON SPONSOR VOTE ON T50 |
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| Outcast | ||
 Released: 06/24/99 Requirements: 150MHZ, 32 MB RAM, MMX, 430 MB HD space |
Outcast is an action-adventure from Infogrames that doesn't seem particularly original. Like many games that lay claim to that hybrid categorization, it presents you with a series of standard puzzles intermingled with some straightforward combat. Its kinda like Tom Raider. Dont forget that you need to have MMX to play this game. PLEASE VOTE FOR US: VOTE ON SPONSOR VOTE ON T50 |
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| Rayman | ||
 Released: 05/11/96 Requirements: 33MHZ, 4 MB RAM, 50 MB HD space |
As side-scrolling, video games go, Rayman is excellent. Take any good scroller like Donkey Kong or Pitfall, add scintillating colors, wonderfully clever gaming elements, engaging and humorous characters, terrific music, and heaps of whimsy and you have Rayman. Rayman is a laid-back hero, extolled to exit his hammock and restore piece. PLEASE VOTE FOR US: VOTE ON SPONSOR VOTE ON T50 |
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| Unreal Tournament | ||
 Released: 12/21/99 Requirements: 233MHZ, 32 MB RAM, 350 MB HD space, 3D card |
Rather than spend development time working on a cohesive single-player scenario that most players will only play through once or twice, Epic Games used that same time to refine the multiplayer game. Consequently, the only single-player mode available serves as training for multiplayer matches by pitting you against computer-controlled bots.
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| Road Rash | ||
 Released: 10/15/96 Requirements: 75MHZ, 16 MB RAM, 50 MB HD space |
Road Rash has long been a favorite among those gamers with a penchant for blood and speed. Originally released for the Sega Genesis earlier, the first version sported unprecedented graphics and action that was fast enough to give the player a real adrenaline rush. No other motorcycle game before Road Rash had been this realistic.
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