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Double Dragon II: The Revenge

Virtual Sports Inc.
Street Fighter II Turbo

GameTronics
Dungeon Master II: The Legend of Skullkeep

Interplay
Krusty's Super Fun House

Virtual Sports Inc.
Conan the Cimmerian

Virtual Sports Inc.
Moebius

Origin Systems, Inc.
Who Framed Roger Rabbit

Buena Vista
Heart of China

Dynamix

A light-hearted romantic adventure somewhat reminiscent of films such as "Raiders of the Lost Ark". Guide former WWI ace Jake Masters through 1930s Asia as he attemps to rescue Sarah Michelle Gellar lookalike Kate Lomax, the kidnapped daughter of a ruthless American land baron. A fun game with a decent plot, and memorable characters. "Heart of China" is realistic not also because of its setting, which is real China early in the 20th century, but mainly because of its gameplay. It is an adventure which is not based on puzzles (although it surely features more puzzles than "Rise of the Dragon"), but on dialogue choices which advance the story. We have seen many games which merged fantastically tough and complicated puzzles with dialogue-driven gameplay, such as Gabriel Knight or Tex Murphy games, but very few which were ready to give up or at least to weaken the puzzle-solving aspect of an adventure, in order to give free room to realistic experience and to dialogue choices which really matter. "Heart of China" is one of those games. It has puzzles, but they are woven into the body of the game and do not disturb the flow of the story. The dialogue choices are the core of the game, and you must be careful when choosing a dialogue line, because it is quite easy to die in the game (although maybe not as easy as in "Rise of the Dragon"). Graphically, "Heart of China" is brilliant, with even more lucious, beautifully designed backgrounds than "Rise of the Dragon", and faces of real actors nicely filmed and integrated into the game's graphics. And, last but not the least, "Heart of China" is funny. The easy-going hero Lucky is a constant object of jokes from the Chinese, and he surely can joke himself. The game is not less amusing than such classics of laughter as "Simon the Sorcerer" or "Sam and Max Hit The Road".
Populous

Electronic Arts
The Bard's Tale

Electronic Arts

Product Description The Bard's Tale was the great-grandfather of modern-day Computer role-players. This updated version brings back the fun and adventure, as you play The Bard -- a hero who's only after coins and cleavage. Is a dragon attacking a village? He'll face it, for the right price. Has a princess been kidnapped? He'll save her, but only if she's hot. Comedy and fantasy action combine for a uniqe 3D role-playing experience! . . Operating System: Windows Me / 2000 / XP Central Processing Unit: Pentium P3 933MHz or above Graphics Card: GeForce 3/4/FX/6/7/8 series (probably not GeForce 4 MX), or Radeon 9000 or above.
Castles II: Siege & Conquest

Interplay
Mortal Kombat II

Acclaim Entertainment Inc.
Les Manley in Search for the King

Accolade
Big Nose the Caveman

ConnectPro
Eye of the Beholder

Strategic Simulations Inc.
Champions of Krynn

Strategic Simulations Inc.
Ultima VI: The False Prophet

Origin Systems, Inc.
Dragons of Flame

Strategic Simulations Inc.
Eye of the Beholder II: The Legend of Darkmoon

Strategic Simulations Inc.
Trinity

Infocom

Game Description: It's the last day of your $599 London vacation. Unfortunately, it's also the first day of World War III. ONly seconds remain before an H-bomb vaporizes the city ... and you with it, nless you escape to another time, another dimension... Trinity leads you on a journey back to the dawn of the atomic age ... and puts the course of history in your hands.