showing 5 games
| name | publisher(developer) | year arrow_downward | description | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gun Metal | Rage Software;Majesco (Rage Software) | 2002 | Many years ago the humans escaped to the world of Helios after almost being destroyed in a devastating war on planet Earth. They became settled and were happy on Helios that is until the enemy discovered them. The battle that continued has been vicious and many humans have been hurt or killed. The only hope left for the humans is a prototype vehicle known as the Havoc suit. It has the ability to transform from an almost invincible mech to a highly maneuverable fighter jet. In the Havoc suit you'll have to take out bad guys in huge battles. Gun Metal is filled with over 14 diverse and engaging missions. Each mission you'll be able to customize your Havoc for maximum damage! | labelimagesubject |
| Robotech: Battlecry | TDK Mediactive (Vicious Cycle) | 2002 | A mission-driven action title, Robotech: Battlecry embodies the classic mech-filled mayhem of the animated series. Featuring all-encompassing destruction on a giant scale, the game is a high-octane arcade shooter that captures the TV show’s spectacular visuals and epic storyline. As an intrepid fighter pilot, the player must protect cities of Earth from roving bands of a giant alien race, the Zentraedi. The player pilots the versatile Veritech fighter, a giant transformable mechanized robot that can convert into a high-flying jet fighter, a 40-foot-tall humanoid robot, and a combination of both. Each transformation mode offers new movement options, special abilities, or weapons. To succeed in battle, players must use more than one mode to complete their assigned objectives. In keeping with the Robotech identity, the environments, mecha, characters, and overall appearance are modeled directly from the stylized look of the highly regarded animated series.*** [32] | labelimagesubject |
| Run Like Hell | Interplay (Digital Mayhem) | 2003 | labelminimizeminimize | |
| Beyond Good & Evil | Ubisoft (Ubisoft Milan) | 2003 | Delve into a larger-than-life-quest, where you will gather evidence, expose twisted propaganda and finally unravel the conspiracy. Experience total freedom of movement and discovery as you journey by foot, spaceship and hovercraft through bustling futuristic cities, fantastical landscapes, and even the moon. Use martial arts, stealth, wit and cunning to gather photographic evidence and defeat the alien invasion.**** Stop at nothing until the perpetrators are exposed * A journey through the reaches of a strange and ever-changing universe * For 1 player * You are an action reporter uncovering truth in a world full of deception * Fight a sinister conspiracy using stealth, force, and wits [R2D2-A] | labelimagesubject |
| Half-Life 2 | Electronic Arts (Valve) | 2005 | Valve Software/Vivendi Universal Gameswon the 5th annual (2005) Game developers Choice Awards - Best Writing. Marc Laidlaw was designated in the nomination. [Zerothis]***Defining a new benchmark in gaming with startling realism and responsiveness. Half-Life 2 opens the door to a world where the player's presence affects everything around him. * DIGITAL ACTORS: Advanced animation technology delivers the most sophistocated in-game characters ever witnessed. * ADVANCED AI: Friends and foes assess threats, master tricky terrain and fashion weapons from what is at hand. * PHYSICAL GAMEPLAY: Objects from trucks to desks obey laws of gravity, friction and buoyancy. * STUNNING GRAPHICS: Simply amazing special effects ignite incredibly-realistic environments. | labelimagesubject |
