Activision Games

Heavy Gear

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

Buzz Lightyear of Star Command

Shanghai Triple-Threat

Shanghai has always been a decent mind-boggler.

Shanghai: Dynasty

The amount of variation and customization you can introduce in the gameplay here is truly extraordinary.

Star Trek: Voyager Elite Force Expansion Pack

The Expansion Pack's main feature happens to also be its weakest one. I can't imagine any but the most hardcore Trekkies enjoying the pointless, plotless, seemingly endless Virtual Voyager option.

Spycraft: The Great Game

You are Case Officer Thorn. Your mission: find an assassin who has killed a Russian presidential candidate and is thought to be after the President of the United States next.

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.

Hexen II: Portal of Praevus

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

HyperBlade

It's the future, and the lust for blood that lurks beneath western civilization's thin veneer of humanity has risen and boiled over.

Wreckless: The Yakuza Missions

As far as racing games go, I'm a pretty traditional sort of fellow. Give me something with lots of speed, or great handling, in a setting that's either realistic or sci-fi, and you've got a happy camper here.