Whatever games are played with us, we must play no games with ourselves.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
For those of you game lovers, this category offers many places
to start in game playing. You can find sites on 3D action and
strategy games, adventures, simulators, MUDs, and sports-related
games. Have fun!
http://www.pol.umu.se/html/ac/mainpage.htm
Describes in detail every 3D action game available, beginning
with the original—Wolfenstein 3D. Download working demos and
shareware versions from this page, or just read a helpful
description of each game. Includes a screen shot from each game,
the type of 3D engine used in the game, and provides cheat FAQs
and walk-throughs.
http://doomgate.cs.buffalo.edu/~williams/
The best DOOM and DOOM II add-on levels are now available in
one place. You no longer have to hunt far and wide for add-on
DOOM levels, only to find that they stink. This page, provides
dozens of the best levels available. Most of these levels include
new monsters; new textures, lighting, and sound; and even new
weapons. Get ready to die!
http://www.ea.com/origin/english/prod-info/pc-cd/current-titles/cybermage/index.html
Download screen shots of the shareware version of Origin's
CyberMage, meet the designer, or check out the steep system
requirements of this highly acclaimed futuristic sorcery game.
http://www2.best.com/~dalton/DarkForces/utils.html
Provides level and monster editors, math coprocessor patches,
graphics file converters, and screen savers for LucasArts' Dark
Forces 3D action game.
http://www.cen.uiuc.edu/~mb9530/secrets.html
A complete description of every secret area in every version
of Doom, Ultimate Doom, Doom II, and Heretic. Click on one of the
listed games to see a text description, or choose to see a map of
each level.
http://www.3drealms.com/duke3d.html
Contains every conceivable piece of information on Duke Nukem
3D, the hottest action shoot 'em up since Doom II. This site
provides a comprehensive FAQ (which you are encouraged to read
before sending e-mail to 3D Realms), a list of bug fixes in the
latest software update, and fixes for problems with different
CPUs. Also included in this site is a list of every ftp site
containing Duke Nukem's shareware and updates, and links to every
available Duke Nukem and 3D Realms Web site. Note that you should
access this site first because the other Duke Nukem sites are
always busy, which means snail's pace access times.
A Mac gamer subscriber service. Provides 24-hour access to BBS
and server (for play) devoted to Mac games such as Marathon,
Power Poker, and Chuck Yeager's Air Combat. Subscribers can order
games at discount prices.
Home page of the creators of Doom, Doom II, and the long
awaited Quake. The success of id software's games is so great
that accessing this site is almost impossible. Check out similar
sites first to see if the softare updates, levels, or patches you
need are available.
http://www.lookup.com/homepages/69636/mw/mech2.html
Complete resource for the 3D battle simulator MechWarrior II,
from Activision. This site includes detailed information on the
best way to fight different 'Mechs and all the cheat codes for
Mech-warrior II and the expansion pack. In addition, an
invaluable list of utilities includes 'Mech editing software,
patches for version 1.1 and Windows 95, information on running
the game from the hard drive, and custom .AVIs.
http://www.ea.com/origin/english/prod-info/pc-cd/current-titles/crusader/index.html
Meet the designer of this 3D action shooter from Origin with
an interface similar to Command and Conquer. Download a video
demo (.AVI or .MOV), or check out the sound clips. Click on
Product Demos to access Origin's game demo software
http://www.cam.org/~jlee06/cc.html
A detailed site dedicated to Command & Conquer, voted by
many as the best PC game of 1995. This site is filled with tips
for beating your opponents, getting out of messes, and
multiplayer tactics. Invaluable is the files section, which
includes the latest patches and a new level editor, CCEDIT.
Includes links to other interesting sites dedicated to Command
& Conquer.
Join a players list for Hexen, DOOM I/II, CivNET, Command
& Conquer, and Warcraft II. Simply choose the game, click on
Add Yourself to the <game> List, then fill out the form. A
great resource for 3D game strategists.
http://www.bullfrog.co.uk/games/dungeon/index.html
Read about Bullfrog software's first role-playing adventure
game—Dungeon Keeper. This page includes a description of the
game (you are in control of monsters that must guard a treasure)
and images.
http://www.astro.washington.edu/ingram/myst/index.html
Clues to solving those vexing puzzle problems in Myst are now
available. This site, one of the top 5% visited on the Web,
provides hints organized by world. There is no walk through at
this URL, but the hints should help you solve traps when you're
completely stumped. If you ever wondered why such a mentally
torturous game was ever created, FAQs near the end of the page
will answer your questions.
http://www.ozemail.com.au/~larme/phantas.html
Detailed Web site for Sierra On-Line's mysterious, beautiful,
and controversial adventure game Phantasmagoria. This site
includes all the hints, cheats, and walk through information
you'll need if you get really stumped. More interesting, however,
is a detailed account on why this game has been banned in
Australia! If you haven't played the game yet, this site will
certainly pique your interest.
These guys have been busy, and it shows. Read about the latest
gaming project, check out their Free Demos section, visit the
Company Store, or try out their Chat feature, where you can
communicate with other gaming fiends.
http://intergalactic.com/aris.htm
Provides company information and a catalog for this maker of
educational computer games. Also provides Aristokids, a free
newsletter that offers games and fun facts.
See some examples of why Epic's motto is "Only for
Pentium. Only for Windows 95." This site provides
information on Epic's latest releases and tantalizing upcoming
products. Download demos of their latest 2D and 3D shoot 'em ups,
contact Epic employees, or read the latest news on their
collaboration with other game companies.
http://www.lucasarts.com/menu.html
If you've got a few minutes, enter this page's URL, then go
grab a cold one. Although the graphics are a little ambitious for
a 28.8 connection, the page provides unique, useful links not
found at other sites. Check out LucasArts' Entertainer magazine,
shop the company store, or download demos from their library of
games. The Recruitment Center is for all those who dreamed of
working in the gaming business.
http://www.microprose.com/mpshp.html
Creators of the award-winning Civilization and X-Com strategy
games. This humorous site includes info on future projects, Cool
Stuff—Microprose products—and technical help.
Provides home site for Pop Rocket games, producers of Total
Distortion. Includes game background, links to the Shockwave Game
Arena, Rocket Shop, press releases, and interviews with the game
designers. Also includes online contests, merchandise, and
ordering information.
Play by electronic mail (PBEM) Olympia and Arena at this site.
Provides game background, dice server services, and information
about PBEM games.
This opening page and the Guest page for Sierra On-Line is
small compared to the Welcome page you can access if you join
their "club." Click on Join to sign up for Sierra's
club; click on Members if you are already a member. If you can
find their Demos link, you will have hit pay dirt. This site is
updated daily.
http://www.sepc.sony.com/SEPC/index.html
Do you want to get the latest information on Sony PlayStation
and Psygnosis games and products? This site provides upcoming
game information, technical specifications, and previews.
Virgin Interactive's home page provides a number of snack
treats for the gaming addict. Dip into the Tasty Samples to read
about Virgin's current product line and to download several
working demos. The publisher of the immensely popular 11th Hour
sequel to 7th Guest, provides links and information for this
salty brain stumper.
Provides information about VR Slingshot interactive virtual
sport games. Includes detailed descriptions, pictures, and
ordering information. Provides online test version of VR
Slingshot.
http://com.primenet.com/rainbow/
Instead simulating flying the plane, this time you simulate
being an air traffic controller. Air Havoc utilizes 3D graphics
at 640[ts]480 resolution along with 28 different aircraft. Site
provides sample images and video clips of the game.
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/9579/battle.html
Find out the status of Take 2's Battlecruiser 3000AD. Read the
gossip on its delays and beta pirates, download the demo, check
out screen shots and the latest FAQ, and read e-mail from the
game's principal developer.
http://macwww.db.erau.edu/www_virtual_lib/aviation/flightsim.html
Can you think of a better place to access flight simulator
links than from the largest flying school in the country? This
page includes dozens of links to the best Web sites on flying
games and flight simulators.
For pilots of the flight simulator Eurofighter 2000, published
by Ocean Software. Visit with other pilots in the Officer's Club,
find that cheat code you've heard about in the Pilot Forum,
download the latest patch and FAQ file, or ask for technical help
in the Maintenance Hanger. A thorough site for Eurofighter fans.
http://www.lglass.com/flight.html
Considered by many to be the most realistic flight simulator
to date, the home page for this amazing program provides screen
shots and descriptions of different planes and courses in the
game. Really only an introduction to Flight Unlimited.
Professional-type flight simulators for your personal
computer. Check out their newest title, "Back to Baghdad—The
Ultimate Desert Storm Simulation." Other products and
ordering information also provided.
Can Falcon Gold be eclipsed? Find out if Back to Baghdad's
F-16 is more accurate. This page describes the game's
development, provides a contest for registered users, and
includes links to companies that helped develop the game,
including SPOT satellite imagery, Thrustmaster, CH, and Digital
Workshop.
http://rampages.onramp.net/~tekmate/
The makers of Virtual Skunks, plane add-on software to
Microsoft Flight Simulator and Flight Sim's Air-craft Factory
includes free downloadable airplanes, a gallery of aircraft, and
a "plane locator." If you're interested in flying your
favorite WW II bomber, Thompson Trophy classic, 90's jet
airliner, or any-thing else, chances are good you'll find it in
one of TekMate's 23 plane collections.
The manufacturer of the most advanced flight controls
available provides help setting up controllers in Windows 95,
patches and updates, technical support, FAQs about Thrustmaster
products, developer support, and the latest news.
http://wwwedu.cs.utwente.nl/~kamps/usnf.html
This highly detailed fan page for Electronic Arts' U.S. Navy
Fighters provides secret key codes and cheats for the game,
lengthy help and information on the Ukraine 1997 Campaign and
Marine Fighters add-ons, information on EA's ATF flight
simulator, and files that let you fly any plane. This page also
contains a number of custom missions.
http://cactus.org/~knutson/UGF3/UGF3.book.html
Incredibly detailed listing of USENET threads about Spectrum
Holobyte's famous Falcon 3.0 flight simulator. This
well-organized site has ten sections, including Trivia, Setup,
Tips and Strategy, and Quirks and Bugs. These categories are
broken down into hundreds of subcategories. If you can't find it
here, you dreamt it!
Download the Warbirds software, then sign up to fly against
other Internet gaming fanatics. This site provides a FAQ to
answer all your questions (a must read), the demo for
downloading, and rates for playing on the Warbirds Internet
network. Exciting!
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