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Quake II  Activision (id Software)1997When a stray Freedom Guard transport stumbles upon a secret Imperium research base in a remote system at the edge of the galaxy, crew members find a possible genetic cure for the mark that controls their lives. But the Freedom Guard must master a new species of semi-intelligent animals and battle a force of the Imperium's secret intelligence organization to succeed.***
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Heretic II  Activision (Raven Software)1998Un auténtico juegazo de acción, con un inventario de armas y hechizos de lo más pintoresco y un grandísimo multijugador.

7 de 10***Corvus finally returns home from where ever D'sparil had sent him with his dying curse, only to find his people ravaged by madness and disease.***Latest version: 1.06 Enhancement Pack (as of ?)***During the development of Portal of Praevus, Raven Software worked feverishly to lay the groundwork for yet another revolutionary action game: Heretic II. Based on Id Software's Quake II engine, Heretic II successfully blended first-person shooter action with a third-person camera to create an entirely new game genre.

This new perspective on the Heretic/HeXen universe was the biggest critical success in Raven Software's storied history. With dozens of awards and numerous accolades, Heretic II showed the world that third-person action games could be fun and intuitive, while it solidified Raven's reputation as one of the industry's top game developers.

The game was published by Activision Inc. and released to the public in 1998. Heretic II was one of the last 3-D action games to ship with fully playable co-operative gameplay.

Heretic II has since inspired a new generation of third-person action game development...a testament to the groundbreaking impact of the title.
[Raven]***Raven Software once again showes that they know how to make a game with Heretic II. It takes place along the lines of the original Heretic (Doom engine). You finally make it home after your odreal with the first of three serpent riders (The second and third are in the Hexen series), only to find it ravaged by a plague. As you go dig deeper into finding a cure, you yourself become infected, and find out most of the world is as well. This game features the Quake 2 engine, and has amazing graphics (espically for weapon and spell effects). However, Raven took a challenge with a 3rd person only point of view, which some do not like. Personally, I think this is a great game.
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Quake II Mission Pack - Zaero Team Evolve (Macmillian Digital)1998 labelminimizeminimize
Quake II Mission Pack - The Reckoning Activision (Hatrix)1998 labelimageminimize
Quake II Mission Pack - Ground Zero id Software (Rogue Software)1998 labelimageminimize
SiN Activision (Ritual Entertainment)1998You are Colonel John R. Blade, who single-handedly restored order to Freeport in 2087, when the police force was dismantled. Now you face a new evil: Elexis Sinclaire has begun to biologically alter the streets of the city. Her mission to create genetically engineered mutants starts with the DNA altering drug, Dyforsanide. Blade uses hard-core weaponry to infiltrate the drug circuit and bring the brilliant biochemist to justice.***
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SiN: Wages of Sin  Activision (2015)1999 labelimageminimize
Kingpin: Life of Crime Interplay Entertainment (Xatrix Entertainment)19992002 by SoldOut Software
2009-08-19 on Steam, by Interplay (lang: eng, fre)***Currency (buying and selling crap), talking to NPCs in two different ways (taunting or agreeing), weapon mods, your own little mob, scavenging bodies for crap (usually few extra dollars), etc. These things were rather unusual at the time.

The game was apparently a mishmash of modern tech with 1930s outlook, so the tagging is somewhat inaccurate.***[b]Minimum requirements:[/b]
* 233 MHz CPU
* 64 MB RAM
* OpenGL graphics card

For the squeamish, the game installer gives the option to disable blood&gore and explicit language.
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Soldier of Fortune  Activision (Raven Software)2000Enter the world of a soldier-for-hire.

You're the world's deadliest soldier of fortune and your mission is clear: survive. Track your prey across the globe in a series of secret missions to take down a fanatical terrorist organization before it takes you down. Maintain your cover as a covert warrior in a startling variety of explosive missions ranging from underhanded sabotage to stealthy assassination to full frontal assaults where skill marks the difference between the hunter and the hunted.

Tear your way past enemy lines utilizing the world's most lethal weaponry, including a sniper rifle, white phosphorous grenades, and prototype microwave pulse guns. Real bullets do real damage: shoot someone in the leg and he falls, writhing and grasping his wound; shoot someone in the head and he falls down dead.

Based on the popular magazine of the same name, Soldier of Fortune delivers the most realistic, covert-operative themed shooter experience ever created. Like a blockbuster action-thriller, Soldier of Fortune plunges you into the secret and deadly world of the modern-day gun-for-hire via dozens of real-to-life missions spanning five continents and innovative multiplayer modes.

Welcome to the secret world of the mercenary.
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Daikatana  Eidos (Ion Storm)2000[b]Minimum:[/b]
* Windows 95, 98, NT4, or 2000
* 233 MHz Pentium CPU
* 32 MB RAM
* 4 MB VRAM
* 200 MB HD space
* "A brain capable of comprehending complex sidekick commands and composites and alloys"

[b]Recommended:[/b]
* 300 MHz Pentium II
* 64 MB RAM
* 16 MB VRAM
* 450 MB HD space
* "Complete mastery over FPS games"

[b]Maximum:[/b] (no benefits on better hardware than this?)
* 500 MHz Pentium III CPU
* 128 MB RAM
* 32 MB VRAM
* 850 MB HD space***The japanese words used for the game's title graphics (大刀) actually read [code]daitō[/code], not [i]daikatana[/i]. The meaning is the same, however: large/great (dai) sword (tō, katana).***Latest version: 1.2 (as of 2000-09-??)
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Gloom  Team Reaction2001Latest version: 1.3 (as of ?) labelimageminimize
Anachronox  Eidos;Infogrames (ION Storm)2001[b]Minimum:[/b]
* Windows 95, 98 or ME
* 266 MHz Pentium II CPU
* 64 MB RAM
* 12 MB VRAM
* 500 MB HD space

[b]Recommended:[/b]
* Pentium III or Athlon CPU
* 128 MB RAM
* 16 MB VRAM
* 1.1 GB HD space
* "Sense of humor"***Latest version: 1.01 (as of 2001-07?)
Unofficial: 1.02 build 45 (as of 2004-04?), build 46 adds german language***EAN-13: [code]5037999006244[/code] (Sold-Out; 2 CDs)
... SafeDisc copy protection causes read errors on CD#1 from sector 1353 till 10674, and on CD#2 from sector 1284 till 10599.***Join Sylvester "Sly" Boots and Stiletto as they trek across the galaxy and the three dimensions, looking for both a long-dead alien race with the secrets of advanced technology, and the mysterious forces bent on crushing our universe out of existence!

Are they the same beings? Five other characters join them in their quest to uncover the mystery of the Mystech devices, the plot to destroy our existence, and the evil chaos behind it all.

Features:
* Search through hundreds of locations and fight tons of contextual enemies in your quest to find the truth behind the impending galactic calamity!
* Immerse yourself in the most detailed, interactive, thrilling epic ever made, as you talk to hundreds of creatures, make critical decisions, control vehicles and machinery, and play fun mini-games!
* Features an exciting turn-based, real-time battle system -- where your interactions with the surroundings are just as important as how you use your weaponry!
* Features an epic story line with endless surprises and a roller coaster of emotions!
* Make your own weapons with the modular Elementor weapon system featuring over 250 MILLION possible combinations!
* Includes a "KidInstall" feature allowing parents to remove mature content, so everyone can play!
[Eidos]***RPG from Ion Storm designed by Tom Hall. This game is reportedly more inspired by console RPGs than traditional PC RPGs. It uses the Quake II engine, but from a third-person perspective.
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UFO: Alien Invasion  author2012We can consider the game "finished" when their [url=http://ufoai.ninex.info/wiki/index.php/TODO]to-do[/url] lists no longer have much more than bug fixes, performance enhancements and quality related improvements. Until then, the product - although playable - is incomplete and should be treated as early alpha/beta testing releases (which they themselves probably consider it as well).

Latest beta version (0.9.1176) was published in 2012-03-05 and development seems to have ceased since.
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