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Discworld is a third-person point-and-click graphic adventure game

Discworld II casts players again in the role of Rincewind, from the first game. Death, the grim reaper, who normally ushers the Discworld inhabitants into the afterlife, is on an extended vacation. This means that those whose "time is up" are faltering around in limbo. Now it's up to Rincewind to bring him back or suffer the fate of immortality. Gameplay is divided into 4 Acts. There are many locations to explore and a multitude of obstacles in Rincewind's path to overcome. Conversations with characters and interaction with inventory objects is necessary to move ahead. The game features unique humour similar to the previous game. Manufacturer's description: What happens when a public servant goes missing? Very little. What happens if this public servant just happens to be Death? Plenty. And you'll find out just how much in this, the stunning second instalment in the Terry Pratchett based Discworld series, developed by Perfect Entertainment. With the incompetent wizard Rincewind taking up Death's scythe, the streets of Ankh Morpork may never be the same again. Unlike other sequels you may have seen, Discworld II has more than just a quick buck in its fiendishly clever mind. Like dozens of brand new bizarre characters, outlandish scenarios and gloriously funny gameplay. Like an outrageous storyline, stunning graphics and voice-over and song by Eric Idle. Like Death as a rock star!? Featuring over 30,000 original animation drawings and using the latest Toonz technology, Discworld II promises to be as visually striking as it is entertaining, while the full-screen gameplay of this animated extravaganza is certain to be a winner. KEY PRODUCT FEATURES: Highly creative storyline combined with humorous script guaranteed to keep game players coming back for more Hand animated by 50 animators, Discworld II promises a quality of presentation never achieved before within a graphic adventure Full screen viewing mode with astonishing cinematic effects including fades, pans and close ups Simple but immensely flexible window driven interface Voice-overs by Eric Idle, Nigel Planer, Kate Robbins, Rob Brydon Features: Third person perspective 2D Graphics Cartoon Graphics Magic, Humour & Fantasy themes.

The ultimate movie fun comes to the PlayStation game console. Get ready for a Bug's-eye-view and experience the most incredible adventure ever. Featuring fully interactive 3D environments brought to life with unprecedented cinematic quality animation, smooth controls and challenging puzles. A Bug's Life is guaranteed fun for all ages. • Relive the feeling from the feature film in this action packed adventure. • Cinematic scenes taken straight from the feature film. • 15 plush 3D environments, all fully interactive.

You've just entered an ancient universe alive with danger. Move fast and fight faster. Do mortal combat with the vicious Hydra. Dodge swinging death traps. Outsmart the snake-headed Medusa. Conquer the evil Hades. Ascend Mt. Olympus and become a god. Think you have what it takes to be a hero? Prove it. -Adventure through ten enormous levels of heart-pounding action and spectacular 3-D environment -Star-studded celebrity voices like James Woods and Danny De Vito, original music and Disney-quality animation transport you to the world of Hercules -Experience hundreds of hours of unpredictable gameplay as you dodge swinging death traps, the gigantic multi-headed Hydra and the nightmarish Medusa -Two distinct gameplay styles to challenge the Hades out of you: side-scrolling and all-new Z-axis

Mushu is given the task to deliver the magical scrolls which contain the legend of Mulan to the emperor of ancient China. Mushu is warned not to drop the scrolls because the magic will fall out of them if he does. Mushu drops the scrolls anyway when Cri-Kee comes from behind and startles him. Now Mushu must regain the lost scrolls and place the magic back in them. The game is basically an interactive storybook where the player helps the story move forward by completing certain tasks. Some of these tasks include retrieving items requested by Grandma Fa, dressing up Mulan and Mushu with a variety of hats, tops, bottoms, shoes, and accessories, playing a mix and match puzzle to obtain armor, and figuring out the correct order gongs should be hit in order to awake Mulan's ancestors. A sample of some of the other activities include playing Mahjong and throwing snowballs at enemy soldiers. The game also lets the player have a sing along karaoke-style to three songs from the movie. There is also an activity that let's players place cut-outs of characters and locations experienced during the game onto a sheet of paper which can then be colored in using a paint set.

Disney's animated film TARZAN gets the videogame treatment and makes his way to the PlayStation. The game follows the plot of the movie: you must help Tarzan grow from a boy to an adult in the span of 14 levels of action. While many of the levels offer platform-jumping, vine-swinging fun, some of them recreate some of the action sequences from the movie. No matter where he is, Tarzan must collect the tokens and fruit that are scattered about. Collecting 100 tokens earns an extra life, and the fruit can be used to dispose of enemies. If you can collect the four pieces of Jane's baboon drawing, you can earn the chance to play a bonus level. You've got to help the young ape-man discover his place in the world with TARZAN.

Bio F.R.E.A.K.S. is a 3D fighting game released by Midway in 1998. It was originally planned for arcades. However, this arcade prototype was scrapped and never officially released (although it exists on MAME), and the game was later released for the PlayStation, Nintendo 64 and PC.

Set in 1998, the player controls a helicopter ace recruited into a black ops counterterrorism strike force named Operation Black Dawn. The player pilots the agile AH-69 Mohawk, an advanced combat helicopter with a powerful arsenal of weaponry. The game consists of seven campaigns that take place in different areas, and each campaign has a number of different missions. In addition to search-and-destroy objectives, there are hostages that require saving. The game has drawn comparisons with Soviet Strike, another helicopter simulator released in the same year. However, Black Dawn resembles an arcade game rather than a typical simulator, not least because various power-ups are obtained from destroyed enemies.

The evil alien ruler Bosc has conquered the planet Uranus with the ultimate goal of destroying the Earth. His army is kidnapping and enslaving the Space Babes to ensure future world dominance. Captain Blasto, the not particularly bright but very muscular superhero, must travel to Uranus and free the Space Babes, while defeating Bosc's minions. Blasto is a third-person shooter with platforming elements. The protagonist can use various firearms to dispose of the alien enemies. Many fights are scripted, as aliens teleport around the hero when certain events are triggered. Different weapons must be used in different situations to gain the upper hand.

Adventurers come across an ancient lithograph during their travels, supposedly very valuable, and desire to verify the authenticity of this artifact. To do so, the adventurers dive into more dungeons to collect magical gems which in legend fit into the inset of the lithograph. The lithograph united with these magical gems is said to impart great power to the wielders of this artifact, and if the adventurers do receive great power due to reuniting these treasures it will serve as proof to them that they have found the legendary artifact of lore.

You play the role of Flicker, a young dragon who is always inventing new stuff to make his life easier. As one of the smartest dragons in a land called Camelhot, Flicker's fallen deeply in love with King All Fire's daughter, the beautiful Princess Flame. As King All Fire is retiring soon, Flicker's chance to court Princess Flame is now. The King is holding a tournament of grand magnitude, and the winner will become King of Camelhot and take Princess Flame's hand in marriage. In this point-and-click adventure, you'll lead Flicker through the tournament, battling rival dragons and completing various mini-games. Ultimately, it'll be up to you to stop Sir George the Human and his evil Black Dragon. This journey will give you the chance to interact with over 40 characters, each with their own personality. You'll also come across various items in the kingdom of Camelhot, from bones to popcorn; each one will serve a special purpose. With loads of mini-games to keep you busy, BLAZING DRAGONS offers hours of fun.

Blood Omen is a top-down game where the player controls the vampiric Kain. As a vampire, Kain is able to withstand sunlight, but is harmed by water. However, he is able to obtain several cursed abilities and spells such as being able to transform into a bat, wolf and even a cloud mist respectively, as well as learning the ability to disguise himself from creatures of weaker mind. Kain is also fixated on murder and is a master of several ways to kill and destroy his opponents. As the enemies are slain in front of him, Kain may drink their blood to restore his health, which is always trickling away, representative of his insatiable craving. To aid in the slaughter of his enemies, Kain may equip different weapons and armor, each with its own unique properties.

BLOODY ROAR pits eight fighters with unique "Spirit Animals" against each other. Don't just beat your opponents; pummel them into the ground by using combo after combo, or transforming into the character's "Spirit Animal," which might be a killer rabbit, gorilla, fox, or something else, entirely. See the moment of victory with instant replays that show the blow that put the loser down for good. Every fighter is involved in the tournament for his or her own reasons, and you can play as each of the characters to learn those reasons. With all of the action in BLOODY ROAR, the beast in you just might come out.

Bloody Roar is back with this sequel. Among the new and improved features are seven new characters (along with four original fighters) complete with new moves and looks. Like the original, each character has an inner-beast; Yugo morphs into a ravenous wolf and the vampire-like Jenny turns into a bat. There are nine initially selectable characters with two more waiting to be found. The Arcade mode offers a no-frills competition against the computerized AI. If players get bored with the Arcade mode, a second player can join in the action or select the Versus option -- a two-player brawl. Survival mode tests to see how many opponents a player can beat without getting knocked out. In the Story mode, the real draw of Bloody Roar II, each character comes with his or her own unique scenario. By winning rounds, the story unfurls and resolves after the final conflict. Players selecting the Watch mode go to a ringside where two computer-controlled opponents battle it out. Finally, the Custom option allows players to take on various scenarios requiring certain skills. Each round has a specific qualification to meet, in order to move on. Completing this mode unlocks new, more powerful moves for the chosen character. Bloody Roar II runs at 60 frames per second and utilizes the PlayStation's high-resolution graphical abilities. It supports the Dual Shock Analog Controller for both analog control and the vibration function. A Memory Card will save the unlocked characters as well as customized combination attacks. Manufacturer's description: The fiercely awaited sequel to 1998's gut-shredding 3D anime hit Bloody Roar pulses into the next millenium. Talon sharp high resolution graphics, faster controller response and human-beast heroes give players everything they've screamed for. As the millenium dawns, a new breed of assassins arises as the Beast Freedom Front. Each warrior conceals the ferocity of a wild beast. As their rage builds during combat, fighters morph into lethal predators. Human adversaries become ravenous wolves, leopards, tigers, bats, monstrous insects, and never-before seen bestial forms. Each warrior beast delivers its own flesh-filleting style! - Features: 11 characters including 7 new characters - High resolution graphics - Combine and create your own devastating combos! - Morph into a savage beast in the heat of battle. - 4 Original warriors return with new looks and moves. - Fierce new fighters and hidden characters. - New story mode reveals each fighters inner quest. - Think fast or die fast!

Bomberman (ボンバーマン Bonbāman?) is an arcade-style maze-based video game developed by Hudson Soft. The original home computer game Bomber Man (爆弾男 Bakudan Otoko?) was released in 1983 for the MSX, NEC PC-8801, NEC PC-6001, Sharp MZ-700 and FM-7 in Japan, and a censored version for the MSX and ZX Spectrum in Europe as Eric and the Floaters.[1] It had a Japanese sequel known as 3-D Bomberman, in which Bomberman navigates the maze in the first-person. In 1985, Bomberman was released for the Family Computer. It spawned the long-running series with many installments building on its basic gameplay. The earlier game Warp & Warp by Namco is most likely the inspiration for the Bomberman gameplay.

This is Bomberman's first appearance on the PlayStation in North America. This version maintains the style of play of the 2D Bomberman games, but has a pseudo-3D look to it. Bomberman World features the one player story mode as found in all Bomberman games, but it most importantly has a five player battle mode. The multiplayer game has twelve different maps, along with three different modes of play.

Save the world in this hilarious free-roam arena based combat game. Join Boomer and his friends as they try to free the Earth's cats from the Feline Aliens. Battle until your bolts pop out, using projectile weapons, hand-to-hand combat and grapple moves. Or collect power-balls to achieve the all-powerful mongo-mode and quickly turn the evil Boombots into scrap metal. The cats of the world are counting on you. Hilarious story line keeps you laughing, attack your opponent from anywhere in the free-roam, combat arenas, fight as any of the 15 characters in 15 arenas, each with unique characteristics, use projectile weapons, hand-to-hand combat, grapple moves and the mongo-mode in over 12 different simple-to-operate combinations to destroy the competition.

Brain Dead 13 is an animated adventure game that uses the same style of gameplay as Dragon's Lair and Space Ace. You play as Lance, a computer repairman who has been summoned to the castle of Dr. Nero Neurosis, a talking brain that lives in a vat of goo. There you are pursued by cartoon villains -- mainly Fritz, a half-man, half-animal henchman who has a ton of weapons in his overcoat and takes a lot of physical abuse. This is a point-and-click game where you have to consistently react in order to get yourself out of danger or you will be killed in some comically violent way.

A MYSTERIOUS POWER...AN UNLIKELY HERO...A CLASSIC ADVENTURE... The lone survivor of a legendary dragon clan, a rebellious youth embarks on a great journey. One of discovery... and danger. The classic role-playing game now returns to continue the epic tales of Ryu and the dragon people. An inner power of uncertain origin matures Ryu into a warrior who ponders his purpose as he embarks on a mystical journey. What lies ahead is shrouded in mystery... yet strangely familiar. DRAGON GENE SPLICING LEGENDARY ROLEPLAYING AN EPIC 3-D ENVIRONMENT LEARN OR STEAL ADVANCE SKILLS AND TECHNIQUES POWERFUL MAGIC NOW YOU POSSESS THE POWER TO CONTROL RYU'S DESTINY.

Broken Helix is a third-person shooter game developed and published by Konami for the PlayStation in 1997. The game boasts "4-D" real time gameplay, allowing the player to activate and deactivate certain objects in later levels of the game. It also has four plot lines, allowing the player to finish the game in four different ways.

Follow the breathtaking tale of George Stobbard as he circles the globe trying to rescue Nico, his investigative reporter girlfriend. Their adventure leads not only to the heart of a ruthless Central American crime syndicate but back to the arcane power of the ancient civilization of the Mayan civilization.