Privateer: Righteous Fire 1994
So you think you're a hotshot pilot. A clever entrepreneur. A notorious pirate, you've destroyed the Steltek Drone, secured the alien artifact, and outfought ond outsmarted everyone in your way. Now, you're taking a well-deserved break on one of Gemini's pleasure worlds. But relaxation will soon be the lost thing...
Pro Pinball: Big Race USA 1998
Pro Pinball: Big Race USA is definitely the best pinball game to date (c.1999). Being so close to the real thing is impressive. Even the manual is set up similar to one you would receive if you were to purchase a full size pinball machine. Options are numerous, something rare for...
Pro Pinball: Fantastic Journey 1999
Pro Pinball: Fantastic Journey has many features one would expect to find on a standard pinball machine. You'll see bumpers, buzzers, bells, ramps, flippers, gates and plenty of lights. The machine also has a LCD screen where you see your score, current ball count and graphical outputs of on-screen adventure....
Pro Pinball: The Web 1995
Fans of the silver ball have now had ample opportunity to experience a great number of pinball simulations on the PC. Many of the games use wacky ideas, a bad physics model and are not terribly exciting. The phrase "the ball is wild" has been used to describe real pinball...
Pro Pinball: Timeshock! 1997
Empire Interactive, a major contender in the simulated pinball market after the release of Pro Pinball: The Web, follows up with Pro Pinball: Timeshock!, featuring a host of new features and a more in-depth storyline. The already exquisite physics model is greatly improved, as is nearly every other aspect. Pinball...
Project Eden 2001
Project Eden fails to deliver as an action-packed splatter fest, but it does fit the niche of a linear adventure game filled with some combat elements. Based on industry sales of adventure versus violent shooting games, the hype is somewhat understandable, but the game's combat element is a woeful example...
Project Firestart 1989
Project: Firestart is one of the earliest "cinematic action/adventure" games that successfully bring the thrill of an action movie to the computer screen. Designed by Damon Slye of Dynamix and published by Electronic Arts, it was one of Dynamix' early games that was never ported to the PC. Which is...
Project I.G.I.: I'm Going In (a.k.a. Project IGI) 2000
Project IGI: I'm Going In is a realistic shooter similar to the Tom Clancy: Rainbow Six series. Promising a blend of stealth, covert surveillance, and high-powered firefights at secret military bases, the game fails to fulfill its potential with mediocre execution. As David Llewelyn Jones, a freelance operative for both...
Project Paradise 1997
A dark future forms the background of this action game. At the end of time rules only one powerful syndicate over the world. There are no more rules. Deadly technologies and black magic bounce against the other and tumble the mankind in chaos and destruction. But there is another, a...
Project-X 1994
Six levels of horizontally-scrolling shooting await in this R-Type style action game. The attack waves vary in style, with some attacking you from quite fiendish angles. These give off blue power-up tokens, which are used towards selecting one of many weapons. There are 4 front-firing options (guns, plasma, magma and laser-beams...
Project: Snowblind 2005
Players take the role of a futuristic super soldier to battle the forces of an oppressive regime in this original cross-platform shooter by Eidos' mainstay studio Crystal Dynamics. Set about 60 years in the future, the game follows the heavily armed adventures of Lt. Nathan Frost, who began as just...
Prophecy 1 - The Viking Child 1991
Cartoony side-scroller where you take the role of, as the title states, a viking child, in his quest to free his friends and family, held by the evil god Loki inside the Great Halls of Valhalla. Fight your way through 16 levels with diverse scenarios, including medieval castles and mountains. Spread...
Prototype 1995
Prototype is a side-scrolling shooter. Controlling a cutting-edge prototype craft, you must save the world from an alien attack. The ship has 4 different, always available, weapon systems. This makes the game a little bit more tactical than other shooters. Some enemies leave energy pills. These pills are necessary to upgrade...
Prototype 2009
Prototype is an open-ended action-adventure game that puts players in the role of a smart young scientist named Alex Mercer -- in a sense, the title role. Alex has been infected with a virus that gives him amazing powers of genetic manipulation, allowing him to alter his physical form. By...
Prototype 2 2012
Prototype 2 follows the violent, vengeance-filled adventures of Sgt. James Heller, whose genetic makeup has been forever altered thanks to the actions of the first game's protagonist, Alex Mercer. The city of New York, New York Zero, that is, is now a wasteland, with giant beasts walking the streets and...
Prowler 1987
Prowler sends you deep into space, to Ursa Minor Delta-V, where the Peradusins are on the attack (companies were starting to run out of subtle ways to re-identify Russia; perhaps it's a good job they weren't 'the enemy' for much longer). Fortunately you have at your disposal a Northall Q15...
Psi-Ops: The Mindgate Conspiracy 2005
Psycho Pinball 1995
Psycho Pinball is another pinball game in the style first introduced in Pinball Dreams and later popularized in Pinball Fantasies. Standard features of these types of pinball simulations include an animated backglass display, multiple bonuses including a multi-ball, extra ball, etc., and background music that changes based on active specials. There...
Psychotoxic 2004
It's 2020, and the world must confront an apocalyptic crisis. The fourth horseman of the Apocalypse is preparing to doom Earth, and Angie Prophet is humanity's last hope. Psychotoxic follows Angie's quest as she battles zombies, horribly evil cops, and other forces of evil. Players can choose from an assortment...
Puchiwara No Bouken 2002
Puchiwara No Bouken ("The Adventures of Puchiwara" in English) is a fun action/puzzle hybrid from Japan that features crisp graphics, clever level designs, and the same addictive blend of action and puzzle that makes games like Lode Runner so enduring. As a stickman, your objective is to run, jump, and...
Pulse 1996
Pulse is an interesting game where you try to get a group of pieces of the same color together similar to how you would in a tetris game. However, in this game, the pieces are flying around all over the place and you have to "attract" them to where you...
Punisher, The 1990
When his family was gunned down by gangsters, Frank Castle became The Punisher. As Judge, Jury, and Executioner, The Punisher is cleaning up New York City one dead criminal at a time. However, if The Punisher can raise $500,000, he can pay off an informant for the location of the...
Punisher, The 2005
This brutal action game stars the man once known only as Frank Castle, who devoted his life to vengeance when his family was brutally murdered. Players take control of the vigilante hero to track down criminals and make them pay in kind for their cruel deeds. Based loosely on the...
Pure Fighter Erika 1999
Pure Fighter Erika is a great anime shooter that features a first-person perspective a la Space Harrier --quite unusual for the genre. You play a round cat who shoots wrenches (monkey wrenches, to be exact) at invading hordes of funny-looking ghosts, furry critters, and other monsters. The game is a...
Pure Pinball 2003
This 2004 release offers ball-bearing action on three virtual party tables, each with a distinct theme and all brought to life with state-of-the-art graphics and sound. Reflective metal surface and "glass mirroring" effects support the realistic presentation. The game's physics engine is designed to create authentic, real-time ricochets and rolls,...
Push-Push Penguin (a.k.a. Pengo) 2004
Push-Push Penguin is a superb remake of Pengo, SEGA's classic arcade game. Designer team Black Cat did a superb job of recreating the addiction on the PC, but also went above and beyond the call of duty by adding a lot of new power-ups, a cool "combo system," and many...
Pushe Pushe 1997
Pushe Pushe is a decent one-screen platform game that plays like a cross between Super Mario and Bubble Bobble, although not nearly as fun as either. You basically control a boy hero as he jumps around each level, avoiding enemies and killing them. There is not much to say about...
Putt-Putt and Pep's Balloon-o-Rama 1996
Even though Putt-Putt and Pep's Balloon-o-Rama is part of Humongous Entertainment's Junior Arcade Collection, I found it to be a game many adults would enjoy along with younger gamers. It is basically a Breakout clone with cute characters and, while the first several levels are quite simple, the game offers...
Putt-Putt and Pep's Dog on a Stick 1996
You guide Pep on a pogo stick through a 3d maze, avoiding hazards like oil spills and traps. The dog collects bones, ice cream cones and candy to gain points. As the game progresses, trampolines appear, changing the path of Pep. The game was designed a junior...
Putt-Putt's Fun Pack 1993
A collection of thinking games inspired from the existing Putt-Putt games, including checkers, pinball, and tic-tac-toe. Intended as non-violent rainy-day fun for youngsters. ...
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