Michelin Rally Masters: Race of Champions 2000 Simulation
In 1988, Michèle Mouton and Fredrik Johnson co-founded the Race of Champions to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Driver's World Championship and also as a memorial to driver Henri Toivonen who was killed in 1986 at the Corsican Rally. The first four years saw the championship race run in different locations: Monthléry, near Paris, Germany's Nürburgring circuit, the Olympic Center in Barcelona, Spain and Madrid's Jarama circuit from 1988-1991 respectively. In 1992, the race was moved to its current site in the Canary Islands. The object of the Race of Champions is to have the best rally drivers in the world...
Elite 2: Frontier 1993 Amiga
A moment's silence please while we remember. A long time ago there was a game. This game struck a chord with a generation of games players. It put you at the controls of a spaceship and left you to your own devices in a huge area of space, free to trade, prospect, smuggle, pirate, assassinate, and get chased slap into an asteroid by the cops. That game was called Elite. Ten years have passed since Elite was released, and now the sequel has arrived and everything is all-a-quiver. Basically, Frontier is the same game as Elite, there, it has to be...
Madden NFL 2004 2003 Sports
Madden 2003 for the PC was arguably the best football game released last year regardless of platform. It sported stunning visuals, tight gameplay, and even a few features such as the accelerated game clock that were not present in its console brethren. This year things aren't quite as rosy. The on-the-field gameplay is pretty much the same (which isn't necessarily a bad thing), and while some new features are in place, it's high time EA Sports reexamined several parts of its flagship title. There is simply no excitement this year. Perhaps this is due to the monotone and utterly emotionless play-by-play...
Balance of Power 1987 Amiga
Absolute power corrupts absolutely, the old adage tells. And what better stage could there be on which to examine your maniacal tendencies than that of global politics. In what can only be described as fanatical detail. Balance of Power: The 1990 Edition (successor to the award-winning Balance of Power) takes the player through eight years of world politics as figurehead of either the USA or the USSR, protecting their interests in countries around the globe. The basic aim is to increase the geopolitical prestige of the host nation above that of the opposing superpower. This means getting friendly with powerful nations, and...
Inherent Evil: The Haunted Hotel 1999 Adventure
Mouse driven point-and-click, slide show pre-rendered graphics, first person venue, inventory based puzzles, FMV (full motion video) cut scenes, verbal interaction with the various ghosts in the form of multiple choice questioning - that's Inherent Evil: The Haunted Hotel. There are a number of animated cut scenes as well, a beautiful maze, some whimsical references to a few other "horror" games of the day, original midi music and a haunting underscore. Bryan's development team (then known as Eclipse) began work on the original game in 1995 - the game was published in 1998 by Head Games/Activision. The adventure itself was subdivided...
Ishar 1 1994 Role playing
Ishar : Legend of the Fortress is the sequel to the Crystals of Arborea. Morgoth and Morgula, the black god and his witch wife who were defeated in the previous game, had a child, Krogh. Their evil progeny is based in the fortress Ishar, which means "unknown" in the elven tongue, and has plans to reduce to population of Kendoria to slavery. The player takes the role of a traveler who, with the aid of up to five companions, battles through the fortress to defeat Krogh and stop the spread of the powers of chaos. ...
Dark Half, The 1992 Adventure
Based on Stephen King's popular horror novel, The Dark Half attempts to retell the story of Thad Beaumont's mysterious world of crime via an adventure system reminiscent of Lucasarts' SCUMM interface. In-game, you play Thad Beaumont, a sucessful horror-novelist whose evil twin besets the world with horrific crimes. The game offers a multitude of clues, quests and puzzles. The overall objective seems to be to prove Thad's innocence to the police, however Thad soon learns that his twin has other ideas, and has to run for his life. ...
Hangsim 1999 Simulation
Hangsim is the brainchild of one man, Ilan Papini, a long time flyer and lover of light aviation (hand gliders and their ilk). Being a designer of simulations for the computer, he noticed his favorite type of aviation wasn't represented in the flight simulation market and set out to rectify the situation. The retail version of Hangsim you can buy today on store shelves actually began as a shareware product. The folks over at Wilco Publishing, famous for their Microsoft Flight Simulator add-ons, were apparently impressed enough to pick up the rights to the title. What this means is more...
Great Escape, The 1987 Adventure
The Great Escape from Ocean is definitely one of the best adventures and one of the best games for Commodore 64. It puts You in role of World War 2 prisoner of war, a guy imprisoned in German concentration camp and in desperate search of escape. During the game You have to search for items and use them on the right places, attend roll calls, exercise and do all the boring stuff if You don't want to get caught and sneak around the camp during the night and arrange everything for a perfect escape. The Great Escape is a game...
Red Baron 1990 Simulation
Ah the memories of this game come flooding back almost immediately. I love this game so much. Quite possibly the best game to ever come out of Dynamix Inc. Most likely only rivaled by A10 Tank Killer. I remember flying around shooting down planes as the Red Baron on my old IBM. These days we are getting our thrills from such games as Battlefield, Splinter Cell, Flight Simulators; sometimes it's good to look back on games such as Red Baron and A10 Tank Killer as a reminder of the primitiveness of computer games in the late 80's and early 90's. The game...
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