Classic Games From the Intellivision, A Collection of
A Collection of Classic Games from the Intellivision brings back 30 games from the other big gaming console that took on Atari.
Category: PlayStation
Quake II
Id’s monster PC release of Quake II comes home to the PlayStation with up to 4-player multiplayer and tons of controller options.
Bass Landing
Bass Landing from AgeTec hits the mainstream with an frolicking, rollicking fishing rod controller that’s just as awesome and cheesy as you think it is.
Grandia
The house that Silpheed built, Game Arts’ role playing game masterpiece comes from Sony’s first party publishing line among other excellent RPGs.
MTV Sports: Snowboarding
The late 90’s clings to life before the big 2K as MTV releases MTV Sports: Snowboarding to the PlayStation. With licensed music, as usual.
CyberTiger
Electronic Arts just can’t let a celebrity athlete go by without making them wacky. Sure it’s not Shaq-Fu, but CyberTiger also isn’t…real golf.
Bass Rise
Bandai takes a break from their other releases to cast Bass Rise out into the retail lakes. With a variety of options it doesn’t seem…fishy.
X-Files, The
The truth is out there – Fox Interactive’s The X-Files Game brings players right into the actual trials of Mulder and Scully as they explore the unknown.
Vegas Games 2000
The 3DO Company’s continuing act of being a 3rd party developer to their once rival systems produces Vegas Games 2000, a 4-player gambling game.
Juggernaut
Jaleco releases Juggernaut – a point and click adventure game where your lover is possessed by a demon, requiring you to take a trip through their soul.