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Zombie Dinos From Planet Zeltoid 1995 Educational
Dinosaurs of the past are been brought to our present time in an attempt to control the world! You must learn to track and identify different dinosaurs if you're going to save the Earth. You are not alone though. You have the help of the Dinosaur Encyclopedia and your new found friend, Dexter the talking Dinodroid. As you track the dinosaurs, you will encounter clues to which dinosaur you are tracking. When you put the answers to the clues together, you'll learn what type of dinosaur is close by. When you've figured it out, you'll find the dinosaur and you will encounter...
Traders 1992 Strategy
Remember M.U.L.E? The legendary game from ZX Spectrum and C64? You do! Great! Here comes a game inspired by the good old classic, but with some new, maybe even better features! Traders is a galactic trading game for up to four players. Each player is given a fixed amount of money and dropped onto an unsettled planet along with the others. The players then set up the base and the production (and trade!) can begin! The game is played in round during which the players can construct new facilities for production (energy, food...), mines, rockets... At the end of each round...
Mimi & the Mites 1995 Arcade action
Mimi & the Mites is a fun shareware puzzle/action hybrid from the Unobstructed Reason Corporation (probably the best game company name ever). While it looks like a standard side-scroller at first glance, the game actually is a puzzle-intensive fare whose complexity grows the more you play. Your objective in Mimi & the Mites seems simple: guide Mimi through 2D side-view screens to the level exit unharmed. Of course, it would be no game if there were no obstacles, and you'll find many kinds here. The most dangerous of these are the mites mentioned in the title. Luckily the game gives you...
Riders of Rohan 1991 Strategy
Another J.R.R. Tolkien based game, but specifically focused on the Two Towers story, starting right before the siege of Helm's Keep: the battle between the defending forces of Rohan and the attacking legions of the evil wizard Saruman. The game introduces a similiar style of play as War in Middle Earth, that is a macro-world map point of view which operates battles and movement of mass armies, and there's a micro point of view, a more 'action' approach where the original characters of the Fellowship can battle enemies at a smaller scale: Shoot orcs from a ranged distance, fight them...
Dig Dug 1983 Arcade action
DigDug - a legendary game. Never played it on a "real" apple (never owned one), but I remember playing it on my C64. You set out to defeat vermin... erm... very very evil vermin. You got some kind of... thingy... to pump them up. Okay, this is a bit vague, but to be honest - in the early days of computer games such things didn't always make so much sense. However you dig into your garden to get rid of certain unwanted animals (?) by either pumping them up or letting rocks drop on them. The last thing gives you...
Castlevania 1990 Arcade action
First in a hit series that is still going strong on the Nintendo 64, Castlevania is the first and only entry that was ported to the PC. The plot is standard kill-the-Dracula fare, but what the game lacks in plot innovation, it makes up for in spades in the sheer playability, ingenious level design, and a LOT of great atmosphere. Although the graphics in this PC version is far inferior to the NES classic, and the wonderfully eerie music is missing, the wonderful level design and very addictive gameplay are still here to glue PC gamers to the screen for hours...
Adventure Pinball: Forgotten Island 2001 Arcade action
Graphics & Sound: The first thing that you'll notice when you start playing Adventure Pinball--during the intro, even--is that the game is fully rendered in 3D. Every pinball game I've played to this point has been two-dimensional, a flat surface on which you play. Not so for this game. The camera swoops, zooms, and in general moves a great deal in an attempt to get a good view of the action, and the whole shebang moves along with it. This is a cool feature, but it's also a downfall to the game. For one, the boards are nowhere near as elaborate as...
Prince of Persia 2: The Shadow and the Flame 1993 Arcade action
After having defeated the evil Grand Vizier Jaffar, the brave Prince claimed just one reward: the hand of the beautiful daughter of the Persian Sultan. However, as the Prince approached the palace, his appearance suddenly turned into that of a beggar. Someone who looked just like the Prince ordered to throw him out. It turns out that Jaffar is alive and back for vengeance. Banished from the palace, the unfortunately Prince must travel to faraway lands and find a way to defeat the villain. Prince of Persia 2 is, like its predecessor, a cinematic platformer. Much of the gameplay is reminiscent...
Command & Conquer: Sole Survivor 1997 Strategy
The most compelling elements of the Command & Conquer series have been, without a doubt, its competitive multiplayer battles. With that in mind, it makes perfect sense that Westwood would attempt to take advantage of this strength by creating a C&C game tailor-made for the Internet. Sounds like a foolproof concept, right? Not quite. C&C: Sole Survivor has little in common with its popular relatives. Instead of commanding vast armies and managing resources, you are given control of only one unit chosen before entering combat. The units include a wide variety of NOD and GDI weaponry such as recon bikes, artillery,...
Submarine Fury 1999 Arcade action
Go through each screen (playing as a submarine) and destroy all the enemies with your missiles. ...
, done in 0.000 seconds.