Sci-Fi RPG - Page 33
Kinetica
Have you ever noticed that video games spend a lot of time in the future? From stellar empires fraught with war to utopias where gaming is the be-all and end-all of daily life, video games show us what the future might be like.
MDK 2
We've been following the development of MDK2 quite closely for some time now.
Havoc
Welcome to post-apocalyptic Earth. Governments no longer exist; instead, megalithic corporations now use elite combat forces in a never-ending battle for highly prized mineral deposits and other natural resources.
Take No Prisoners
Your name is Slade. You are a loner. While other folks gathered together with their own kind after the war and formed gangs of roving punks and hit squads.
Unreal Championship 2: The Liandri Conflict
If you haven't noticed, we live in an aggressive and violent world.
The Fifth Element
The Fifth Etement contains elements that will come as no surprise for many gamers.
Blasto
Sony lies prepared us for what they claim will be one of the hottest titles of the year with their new release Blasto or Captain Blasto.
Despiria
Most of this Atlus game, due this year, is point-and-click adventure style, with standard RPG battles.
Eliminator
From the company responsible for such PlayStation classics as WipeOut
Terminator 3 Rise of the Machines
I've got to admit, being able to gut-punch robots and make them explode is a whole lot of fun, especially when you're doing it as the governor of California.
Bubsy 3D
Accolade's award-winning mascot cat, Bubsy, takes a trip into the third dimension on the Sony PlayStation with the company's latest debut at the Winter CES.
Tron 2.0
I'm not the type to get sentimental, but during my childhood, I must've watched Tron at least 20 times.
The Bouncer
Squaresoft is one of the greatest videogame companies of all time, having virtually redefined the entire RPG genre.
Shattered Union
This game engine, though, is plenty good enough for nearly any other era or setting, so we'll give them the benefit of the doubt and say the theme is provocative, rather than cynical.
Quarantine
GameTek's now making games for the 3DO! The game is called Quarantine.
Duke Nukem Total Meltdown
Total Meltdown, like the other Duke Nukem games on competing systems, has exclusive features.
Advent Rising
Games that are short, buggy, and don't offer the smoothest, easiest to learn gameplay I've ever seen rarely make it to the top of my 'games to buy' list.
Ballblazer Champions
Although LucasArts is still keeping a tight wrap on this title, a limited amount of information has been supplied for the unveiling at the upcoming E3 show.
XGIII: Extreme G Racing
With the raw power of the bikes, riders were forced to make the quickest decisions and have the fastest reaction time just to survive.
Fear Effect
It's a little Indiana jones. It's a little Blade Runner. It's a little Sixth Sense, survival horror and John Woo.
Warhammer 40,000: Final Liberation
Any changes made from the tabletop to the computer only add to the playability, so if you like the board game, buy the computer version, then make it known that you want an expansion.
