November 1999’s landslide continues with 11 games released in one day. Let’s just roll through them…
Out the door first is Electronic Arts’ 007: Tomorrow Never Dies that is loosely based on the same movie.
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Konami follows in Namco’s footsteps with their own arcade collection, Konami Arcade Classics. Yie Ar Kung Fu is on there and that’s all you need to know.
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Dreamworks Interactive and Electronic Arts combine to create Warpath: Jurassic Park – a surprisingly fun fighting game similar to Primal Rage.
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Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six comes home from the PC, though I don’t know how this will handle without a keyboard and mouse.
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Electronic Arts is just raining games, and another one from the camp is the yearly update to their basketball game. NBA Live 2000.
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A childhood favorite from the Atari 2600 returns with all new features in Missile Command…
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But if stopping missiles isn’t your thing, how about saving the world? Mission: Impossible takes a new look at the movie from a year ago.
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If you need a break from all the heroics, how about taking on all new fishies in Big Ol’ Bass? Konami’s fishing series is gaining a foothold on the PlayStation.
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Our cover story is no joke – Toy Story 2: Buzz Lightyear to the Rescue is an incredible, if occasionally annoying action adventure game that gives a great perspective to the world of toys. There’s been issues with a certain stereotype character though…
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If NBA Live 2000 was too simulation for you, Midway returns with NBA Showtime: NBA on NBC as their next evolution of the NBA Jam legacy. It looks darn good.
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And last but not least, buried among the big names and sequels is Renegade Racers. A hovercraft racing game looking to get a cut of the Crash Team Racing market.
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Finally…finally…we can take a rest.
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What do you mean there are games coming out every day for the next few days?
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