Computer Games - Profiles and Reviews
The very first video games were created on super computers the size of a room, but soon video games and computers exploded into the home. With their constantly advancing technology, it’s only natural that some of the richest classic video games were made for home computers. With these profiles and reviews you’ll discover the most innovative, popular and forgotten classic computer games.
Back in the '90s, developers Attic Entertainment Software crafted a trilogy of games based on Germany's most popular pen-and-paper roll playing game, Das Schwarze Auge (Translation: The Dark Eye).
Trail blazing across the archives of video game history is an elaborate and innovative game conceived by student teachers and established as one of the first edutainment game to be a commercial hit and a precursor to sim games.
Mario Bros. meet the Mario Sisters...er...that is the Giana Sisters. Unlike you and your brother Luigi, these sisters aren’t Super, their Great! The Great Giana Sisters! The weirdest and most controversial Super Mario Bros. rip-off ever made.
For over 20 years, the polyester suited Larry Laffer has been haunting lounges, resorts, cruise ships, discos, dating game shows and desktop computers in his never ending pursuit for nookie...er...I mean "love". Here is a breakdown of Larry's classic adventures from 1987 to 1998.
The very first video game about Zombies was actually the sequel to Ant Attack, the first truly 3D Isometric video game. Although it is well loved by those who've played it and defined a new genre in gaming, over the years
Zombie Zombie has nearly been forgotten.
Inspired by the 1950s sci-fi big bug flicks, two lone survivors of a city destroyed by giant killer ants fight to survive and escape the monstrous killer colony. Not only an innovative game for the ZX Spectrum UK computer system, but considered the first truly 3D isometric game.
Myst reinvented the adventure game genre by being the first game to deliver richly illustrated 3D graphics, complex storyline and exploration.
Based on the big-budget Hollywood bomb, Howard the Duck continues his battle of the Dark Overlord on the Commodore 64 as he travels to Volcano Island to save his friends and planet Earth. Too bad the unresponsive controls ruin an otherwise totally bizarre experience.
Your Video Game Strategies Guide brings you all the cheats to the classic first person shooter PC game Doom.
Video of the first video game made available for public view, created by William Higinbotham as a tech demo for the Brookhaven National Laboratory.
The classic Charles Bronson action flick was also a Commodore 64 game. CPCZone brings you memories and screenshots of this forgotten classic.
Can you believe they actually made a computer game out of the bizarre British sitcom The Young Ones? Well here is proof, the original 1984 commercial.
Website dedicated to the classic PC games from Sierra. Everything from Police Quest to Leisure Suit Larry!
