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Jeopardy (1992)

Alex Trebek hosts this all-new video game version of television's longest-running game show. With over 3,500 new questions and answers and 700 categories, it's sure to last many seasons without reruns!

Pit Fighter (1991)

Pit-Fighter is a 3rd-person fight game that features digitized graphics of real fighters and zooming effects.
Sega Genesis

Warhammer 40,000: Fire Warrior

While the plot is initially confusing, thrusting you into the middle of a war that you know little about, it goes a long way in capturing the emotion and bewilderment of a young warrior out on his first foray.

Company of Heroes

I've never been equally stunned, amazed, and frustrated with an RTS before.

Danger Girl

Sometime in November, THQ will be releasing N-Space's game adaptation of the popular comic.

Quest 64

Celtland has been cast into chaos by the theft of Eletale's Book. This mystical volume contains the secrets of the Spirit Tamers. Control Brian, a magician's apprentice, as he explores the expansive countryside and villages on his quest. If he does..
Nintendo 64

Ghost In The Shell

Ghost in the Shell is the latest movie-to-game translation to grace the home gaming scene.

Alter Echo

Take one part traditional game design, add two parts flashy graphics, and a dash of gameplay mechanics that haven't been used often before, and occasionally you get an enjoyable game.

Robo Pit

The Cold War may be over, but the arms race has just begun in T*HQ's new game of battling robots, Robo Pit.

Full Spectrum Warrior: Ten Hammers

In terms of gameplay, the developers of Ten Hammers have succeeded in one important aspect.

Ultimate 8 Ball

The opening screen is of a good-looking woman on a motorcycle making an entrance to a pool hall in style and taking a shot.

K-1 The Arena Fighters

This is a novel idea. Try to picture this, if you can. A fighting game that has no 50 hit combos. A fighting game that does not allow the characters to shoot fire balls out the ends of their hands.

Splashdown: Rides Gone Wild

Although this game is a bit more fun than the original Splashdown, a lackluster multiplayer mode and annoying sound effects prevent it from becoming a keeper.

Sphinx and the Cursed Mummy

It's been so long since a really challenging game has come out that I forgot what it was like to play one. This isn't some save-when-ever-you want, countless-life, namby-pamby video game.

WCW Backstage

The game is called WCW Vs. the World, and if that doesn't give you an idea as to the scope of the monster game, then you obviously don't know the WCW.

ESPN Baseball Tonight

ESPN Baseball Tonight is a Baseball Sim game, developed by Park Place Productions and published by Sony Imagesoft, which was released in 1995.
Sega Genesis SNES

Nuclear Strike 64

NUCLEAR STRIKE 64 for the N64 features more enemies than ever before, bigger explosions, improved enemy targeting, and photo-realistic environments! Control more than ten different attack vehicles on smart battlefields, where the AI reacts to the p..
Nintendo 64

The Granstream Saga

Published in japan by Sony, The Granstream Saga is one of the more interesting RPGs headed our way this year, courtesy of T*HQ.

Rugrats: Search for Reptar

It’s hard to predict which cartoons will be hot when they are brand new. Sometimes they just fill time slots and don’t excite anyone.

Time Killers

Time Killers plays much like Mortal Kombat, albeit slightly more complex, with some similarities to the also-popular Street Fighter II.
Sega Genesis

Muhammad Ali Heavyweight Boxing

Play as Muhammad Ali or as several other nonfictional contenders in the struggle to become boxing's world champion.
Sega Genesis

Attack of the Killer Tomatoes

This title is based on the sizzling Saturday morning cartoon.
NES

Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War - Winter Assault

In the grim future, there is only war. War that is fought by many races wielding unusual power and incredibly abilities.

VS.

VS. is one of the more confusing titles I've ' had to deal with this month. I mean, I still can't figure out what VS. is trying to do.