Activision Games

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X-Men Legends II: Rise of Apocalypse

Like many fans of Xmen Legends, I wasn't ready for the game to end.

Return to Castle Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory

In other words all you have to do is download this 275 Meg file and play to your heart's content.

NetStorm

NetStorm may be the most creative and original real-time strategy game to come along in some time.

Alundra 2

One of the first real Action/RPGs on the PlayStation in the U.S. was Working Designs' translation of Alundra.

Starfleet Command III

Following more of a solid story line than its predecessors, many changes were made to this latest release including leaving behind the multiple races that were either non-factors or never seen on the TV series.

Tenchu: Return from Darkness

What's a feudal Japanese Ninja to do? You're looking sharp, sound fantastic and have all of the right stealth skills to attract an army of the faithful ' but you're timing isn't exactly spot on.

Day of Defeat

Multiplayer modes are tacked onto just about every shooter these days, but those games don't come together quite as well as DoD.

The Simpsons Wrestling

Aliens from another planet have challenged Springfield to a wrestling match! As unbelievable as it sounds, it is not another story from I. P. Freely or one of his friends.

Zork: Nemesis

I remember 14 years ago spending days of my life trying to unravel the mysteries of the original Zork trilogies. Well, Activision has brought back the haunting world of Zork, but this time with more than just text.

Pitfall 3D: Beyond the Jungle

It is up to you to guide Harry through a unique world of vines, acid pits, lava, dissolving platforms, scorpions and shape-shifting beasts.

Quake Mission Pack 1: Scourge of Armagon

Also, there are a couple of new items included: The Horn of Conjuring, and the Shield of Empathy.

Fantastic 4

That's not to say it's not executed well, because it all works out just fine, but it can be a chore to slog through the missions since they do suffer from repetition and stagnant level design.

Intellivision Classics

The age of emulation is upon us. There have been several Atari 2600 and coin-operated emulators for the PlayStation over the past few years, but no way to play your old Intellivision favorites without owning an Inty itself or having a PC.

Heavy Gear

There is more than a solid argument that Activision is what made MechWarrior and BattleTech what they are today.

Barrage

Back in 1996, four people formed a little company called Mango Grits to create an arcade shooter that utilized the incredible capability of the best 3D graphics hardware available at that time: 3Dfx Voodoo.

Star Trek: Away Team

The gameplay combines strategy and action elements, but the action is as slow paced as you like it, as at any point in the game you can pause and issue orders to your crew without real-time pressures.

Star Trek: Voyager Elite Force

When the crew from the USS Voyager (the latest Star Trek incarnation and the only one still producing new episodes) defends itself from an attack by a hostile probe.

Dark Reign Expansion: Rise of the Shadowhand

A fleeing freedom guard ship enters a foldgate (a manmade wormhole) and finds itself on the other side of the galaxy with no way to get home. There is a catch to this scenario, the Shadowhand are already here. You can play as either of two new grou..

Interstate 82

Styles have changed, music has changed, auto vigilantism has changed.

Sky Odyssey

Activision invites you to take to the sky in an addictive, action-packed flightsimulation that will test your piloting skills and nerves to their limits.

Hexen II: Portal of Praevus

Following the defeat of Eidolon, Thyrion enjoys a time of peace until an unexplained winter comes upon the lands.

Pitfall 32X

A side-scroller in which you play adventurer Pitfall Harry Jr in search of his father Pitfall Harry.
Sega Genesis

Blade

Since our last look at this game Hammerhead has decided to tear it down and rebuild from scratch. We got a chance to check out the new version and it's looking good.

Call to Power II

When Activision lost the developer behind Civilization 2, but maintained the right to the name, they decided to release Civilization: Call to Power.

Grand Tour 98 Racing

Grand Tour Racing '98 boasts so many options and racing variables that it's hard to believe they crammed it all on one CD-ROM.

Zork: Grand Inquisitor

To avoid this fate, you soon flee to the Great Underground Empire and undertake the quest to depose the Grand Inquisitor and restore magic to the realm.

Power Move Pro Wrestling

With the popularity of wrestling leagues like the WCW and the WWF, Power Move Pro Wrestling should prove just as successful.

Relentless: Twinsen's Adventure (Little Big Adventure)

The graphics and sound of this game are well above par, even by today's standards.

Ultimate Air Combat

The game story starts when the White House sets an emergency meeting, where they uncover the information that the military authoritarian Don Gwano is using the high revenue from his large oil exports to finance and support his great army and navy.
NES

Orphen: Scion of Sorcery

Does the term "launch game" send shivers down your back? Does it instantly conjure up thoughts of video game garbage?

Stealth ATF (Stealth Eagle)

The ultimate realistic flight simulation that jets players to the skies forcing them to confront dangerous enemy aircraft in fast arcade style action.
NES

The Weakest Link

You've probably seen or at least heard of this half game/half reality show.

Twinsen's Odyssey

It was one of the most involving and well-played games I have ever played, in spite of a couple of quirks in it.

Rally Fusion: Race of Champions

There are a decent number of 'good' driving games out for the Xbox now. I consider myself a driving enthusiast, as I really love racing games.