showing 5 games
| name | publisher(developer) | year arrow_downward | description | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cheesy | Ocean;Jaleco (CTA Developments) | 1996 | labelimageminimize | |
| Micro Machines V3 | Codemasters | 1997 | MICRO MACHINES V3 is the third game in the popular series of PC and console racers. It sticks close to the formula supplied by the other games in the series, in which you race against miniature cars, boats, tanks, and other vehicles from a top-down isometric perspective through a wide selection of themed courses. In one race you will navigate a Bigfoot truck around a crowded breakfast table, while in another you control a hovercraft skimming the surface of a backyard pond, or you can control a Formula 1 car zooming around a pool table.*** [32]*** [27] | labelimagesubject |
| Army Men 3D | 3DO | 1998 | Green vs. Tan. It's the eternal world conflict; well, the eternal toy-box conflict, anyway. ARMY MEN 3D puts you in charge of the Green army in an all-new 3D world. You play Sarge, the Green army veteran squad leader who doesn't take crap from anyone. Whether you're blowing your enemy to pieces or melting him into a pile of goo with your flame-thrower, you'll stop at nothing to make sure those Tan soldiers pay.*** [32] | labelimagesubject |
| A Bug's Life | Sony Computer Entertainment (Traveller's Tales) | 1998 | Are you ready to be a bug? Experience an exciting, 3-D adventure as you traverse 15 lush, fully interactive environments. The 3-D graphics of this game are unprecedented, with cinematic-quality animation that captures the reality of the film. With easy to learn controls, a Bug's Life is a joy to play (compatible with the Dual Shock Analog Controller). Also, the challenging puzzles make this a great game for novices and game enthusiasts alike. | labelimagesubject |
| A Bug's Life Activity Centre | Sony Computer Entertainment (Disney) | 1999 | labelimageminimize |
