Old action games list

In Monster Maker, users create Babylon 5: Shadow Wars The Babylon 5: Arcade Series Entertainment Utility--Shadow Wars is not only a massive desktop theme library for the epic science fiction television series Babylon 5 enemies. Using a graphic interface, choose from a library of over 25 full-motion video clips, 75 full-screen images, and 70 audio clips 3D sound. Spice up Bad Blood A nuclear war has turned the world into a wasteland. The pure-blooded humans have retreated in large cities while mutants live in small villages on the plains where they make a living by hunting the many monsters.

Now one of the human leaders, Lord Dominix, wants to start a war Ball, The An archaeologist discovers danger and excitement within a dormant volcano in this unusual action game powered by Epic's Unreal Engine 3 technology. Played from a first-person perspective, The Ball has you manipulating a massive, metallic sphere with a ancient device that has the power to push and pull the relic Precious ornamental eggs have been stolen during the night, but Batman and Robin believe that it is more than just thievery that has brought the two villains Freeze have joined forces to unleash chaos in Gotham City, using toxic chemical spills and a freezing arctic blizzard.

Three levels of play, from "Beginner" to "Expert," are designed to help players develop critical thinking skills as they join forces with Batman and Robin. They'll use Beowulf: The Game Based on the Old English epic poem, Beowulf: The Game puts players in the shoes of the legendary Norse warrior whose incredible strength and lust for glory lead him on a great journey.

Though timed to coincide with the release of blockbuster motion picture, the game takes place during Berlin Shortly after the war, several countries want to control Berlin. An atomic bomb has been smuggled into the city by the Americans. Although it looks like a typical top-down two-player frag fest, 18th Airborne is very different from your ordinary shooter.

Gameplay in a nutshell: fly your plane around to first get fuel from your Through two parallel perspectives on the same ongoing conflict, 25 to Life offers play as Unfortunately, it doesn't come across as anything more than a well produced, visually excellent, but slightly generic game with a novel twist. The point of the game However, my worries were unfounded.

Game play occurs on three different tables. In the 3-D Ultra Pinball tradition, many of the effects achieved on these tables could not be reproduced on traditional machines. There are even cutaways to mini-video games where you can rack up bonus points. Tables can be played individually, or The game value of this game has been deflated because of old age.

It's a very primitive 3D rendering of a maze in which you control pacman with the arrow keys to collect the dots and dodge the evil ghosts. You play as one of the "Bombermen" cute spacesuit wearing anime characters and your goal is to blow up the other Bomberman before he gets you.

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Back before Disney took over Lucasfilm, Star Wars games used to be a dime a dozen. They weren't always good, of course, but for every Yoda Stories there was a game like Knights of the Old Republic.

RollerCoaster Tycoon kickstarted a whole genre, and RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 brought the series into full 3D, but RollerCoaster Tycoon 2 hit the sweet spot right in the middle. In this management simulation, you get to build your very own amusement park, complete with the wildest roller coasters you can imagine.

The premise is simple: Buy up an empty plot of land, then start your very own park from scratch. The attractions, vendors and prices are all up to you, but you'll need to keep your parkgoers happy. And, yes: The game even measures how nauseated they feel after riding a particularly adventurous roller coaster.

Back in the day, first-person shooters were as simple as their names implied. You shot things, in a first-person perspective, until either you or every other living thing in the game died a gruesome death. That started to change in the late '90s, and Deus Ex was one of the first times the experiment really worked. Rather than simply telling players to blast their way through the game's cyberpunk world, Deus Ex let them customize the protagonist, J.

Denton, to be an expert marksman, a brilliant computer hacker, stealthy thief or anything in-between. You can even join different in-game factions, which affects the story's outcome. Before there was BioShock, there was System Shock. But since System Shock was occasionally a little too complicated for its own good, let's look instead at System Shock 2. Universally beloved ever since its launch, System Shock 2 was three things in one: a first-person shooter, a horror title and a role-playing game.

As a soldier aboard a starship controlled by a hostile AI, you'll have to explore huge, open-ended levels while you battle your way past infected crew members. You can level up your skills in weaponry, repairs, hacking or even psionic powers, all while uncovering an engaging "technology-gone-wrong" narrative. You create a character from scratch, complete with a race, class and moral alignment.