This site is the FTP server for Electronic Arts, a computer
game publisher. Here you can find product information, updates,
and demos.
ftp://ftp.cdrom.com/pub/idgames/
The IDgames archives contains files and information on many of
the popular games made by ID Software. The games Doom, Doom 2,
Heretic, Hexen, and Strife are covered here.
ftp://ftp.idsoftware.com/idstuff/
The FTP server for ID software. This is the company's server,
mainly containing company information related to the games they
publish. Things like updates, source, and specifications are
available here.
ftp://ftp.maxis.com/pub/maxis/
Maxis, the makers of popular simulation games like SimCity
make this FTP site available to their customers. Here you can
find information on their latest and classic games. Product
updates, and other information are also available.
ftp://ftp.honors.unr.edu/pub/games/
A gaming site specializing in the Internet's best games. All
files are top-quality and up-to-date.
http://www.cs.tu-berlin.de/%7Eki/engines.html
Check out the Special Categories sidebar on this page; it
includes dozens of demos, shareware engines, and even a full
working engine for developing your own 3D action game. This
nicely organized site includes tons of 3D gaming information.
http://www.cs.tu-berlin.de/~ki/game_eng.html#dnukem
Provides simple, informative information on the type of 3D
game "engine" used by 3D games, such as DOOM, Hexen,
and Duke Nukem. Simple page is helpful if you need specific info
on the capabilities of each game.
http://www.primenet.com/~mcase/
Develops 3D game engines and 3D games for Sega, Sony
Playstation, and the PC. Read about Digital Dialect's latest 3D
game engine, CANCUN, which boasts sloping walls, correct
perspective at all angles (even looking up and down), 6 degrees
of camera movement, dynamic lighting, and 3D monsters.
http://market.net/gaming/ev/index.html
Provides home site for EVPA, an association that concentrates
on game play-testing and demonstrations. Includes membership
information, provisions, and contact information.
http://rampages.onramp.net/~campbel/
Develops games for BBSs, PCs, and Web servers. Provides
catalogs and demos of products, which you can download and pay
for via credit card. Game modules include Lucky Star Casino Ship,
InterLORD, and the Realm of Vanadia.
BBS
Acronym for Bulletin Board Service.
http://delta.com/gda.com/gda.htm
Provides educational (typing tutors) and entertainment
programs for teachers, parents, game enthusiasts to download or
purchase. Specializes in 3D action-adventure games and jigsaw
puzzle games. Provides links to game demos, pricing, and ordering
info.
http://www.austin.ibm.com/os2games
IBM home page for OS/2 game developers and game enthusiasts.
Includes product announcements, demos, press releases, a
developer's corner, and gaming tips.
Showcases the Dagger 3D engine, which is being used to develop
a new game called Varuna's Forces for Sega, Sony Playstation, PC,
and other platforms. Examine the technical specs on this engine
and several utilities included with it, such as the Havoc
renderer and Height Mapping Terrain System.
Provides sales of Pie's 3D GCS (Games Creation System)
software. Includes detailed product background, links to games
created with GCS, downloadable demos, and ordering information.
If you're a die-hard flight simulator fanatic, check out the
F-16 Series link on the Gaming Gear page. CH's F-16 Fighterstick,
Pro Peddles, and Pro Throttle will turn heads (watch your six!).
This page also lets you leave messages for the company, download
CH drivers and other free software, and get technical specs on
all CH "sticks."
http://www.creaf.com/zonemenu.html
Creative Technologies' Web site provides three publications:
Music Pub, Entertainment Arcade, and Business Center. Check out
these publications to see the latest in gaming and sound
technology. The Creative Zone also includes links to a directory
of every Web page they have, information on anything you'd ever
want to know about their Sound-, Modem-, and VideoBlaster
products, and an online newsstand. This is a huge Web site.
Click on Entertainment and Visual Systems to read about
Diamond's newest 3D graphics accelerators and video cards. Read
about their next trade show, employment opportunities, and
product specs.
VR headsets are hot these days, and Forte's Web site shows why
the Vfx1 is one of the hottest. Download the newest drivers for
their headset, play with beta drivers for Windows 95, see how you
can use this headset with VRML, and find out which games are
compatible with this device.
Tired of your 14-inch monitor you bought with that AT back in
1990? Check out Mag's DX17T monitor or choose the perfect monitor
using their Select-A-Screen decision maker. This site also
enables you contact tech support, learn more about monitors using
their Glossary of Monitor Terms, and e-mail Mag employees.
See what free stuff is available for the Virtual I/O glasses,
locate retailers, see which games are compatible, talk to
developers, and read company info. Currently these glasses are
the leader in VR headset sales.
http://www.ozemail.com.au/~larme/phguide.html
Read what it takes to get an RC, MA, M, or G rating on a
computer game. This measuring system is similar to the National
Motion Picture Rating Association's movie ratings. This page also
discusses the possible reasons why Phantasmagoria was banned in
several countries.
http://www.atw.fullfeed.com/~jkrutke/f2b.htm
A violent, nerve-wracking 3D game with villains and monsters
that resembles the older, less sophisticated Alone in the Dark.
This page provides hints, lets you download the demo, displays
screen shots taken from the game, and provides technical
information.
http://www.westga.edu/~jgibson/gk2/
Reviews the original Gabriel Knight game and the sequel: The
Beast Within. Download patches for the original Sins of the
Fathers, sign the Guestbook, and download the complete walk
through. This site also provides e-mail help. If you get stuck,
send off an e-mail to the Webmaster of this page. Very helpful!
http://www.playmatestoys.com/pages/pie/itv.htm
Will you survive against alien races bent on your destruction?
Read about this space simulation that takes place largely in the
nebulous void of empty space. This page provides a detailed
synopsis of the game and screen shots.
http://www.ea.com/eastudios/psychic/psychic.html
What's so frightening about this Electronic Arts game? Check
out the screen shots on this page to see the types of characters
you'll be dealing with to solve this murder mystery. This site
also provides a downloadable film of the intro (it's 10 MB!).
http://www.iinet.net.au/~quandary/issue5/shiv.html
Provides a lengthy review of Sierra's spooky horror game for
teenagers.
http://happypuppy.com/games/link/canfod2.htm
Download a working demo of one of the silliest
"strategy" games made. The only instructions that come
with this game are "Kill all enemies." Black humor at
its finest in the gaming world.
http://www.playmatestoys.com/pages/pie/ewjpc.htm
Download the demo to this hilarious weirdfest with Earthworm
Jim and his sidekick Snott. This page includes .WAVs of Jim's
infamous expressions, screen shots from the game, and the story
line. Fun!
http://www.cs.umu.se/~mnlchm/l3demo.html
This fan page provides links for downloading Pygnosis' latest
Lemmings adventure—Lemmings 3D. You can also download the
cheat codes and the walk through, or contact other Lemmings nuts
at the Lemming newsgroup.
http://www.sanctuary.com/Entertainment.html
See screen shots of Sanctuary Woods' latest children's game,
read the press release, or order it on the spot. At press time,
the only way to get a demo of this was to buy the PC Gamer
Magazine's CD-ROM.
http://www.berksys.com/www/products/ydkj.html
The hottest game on the party circuit has a Web page with info
on question packs, a free demo, system requirements, and press
releases. If you think one of the answers is in error, you can
e-mail the Webmaster. If you do, be funny!
http://www.lilback.com/civilization/
A detailed Netscape 2 Web page for the Microprose simulation
Civilization. This Web site discusses in detail the purpose of
the computer game and Avalon Hill's original board game. You can
also download FAQs, files from sections for the Mac, Amiga, and
PC, and get information on CivNet and Civilization II, the sequel
to this popular game.
http://www.vcnet.com/jmoore/simstuff.htm
Download cheat programs written in Visual Basic for SimCity
2000, Simlife, SimAnt, and other Maxis simulators. A description
for each program is provided. This page also includes different
winning cities created by Jerry Moore and other SimCity addicts.
http://www.maxis.com/index.html
If this page doesn't look right and you become a little
concerned, you probably need to be playing more games. This
detailed Web site for the largest computer "simulation"
gaming company includes a company store, tips and hints, the
latest Maxis news, and game demo downloads.
http://www.megatoon.com/~t15/index.html
This Web e-zine provides dozens of reviews for all the gaming
platforms, monthly articles about gaming hardware compatibility,
and sneak preview articles for games that haven't been released.
Other gaming industry news appears at the bottom of the page.
This popular gaming magazine provides tons of reviews of the
latest games, an online archive of back issues, a library of
patches and demo files, and the latest Features stories and cover
articles. The What's New link also provides daily industry news.
The only way to get to this page was through the Ziff-Davis Home
Page.
You can subscribe to the real "paper lovers" edition
of this video gaming mag (the kind you get by snail mail), or
just peruse the links on this page. Check out the Back Issues
link for select articles found in the magazine. The Secret
Access: Codes of the Week choice is a must see if you think
you've done everything possible on that Playstation game you wore
out.
http://www.next-generation.com/
A busy site filled with live chat, the latest reviews of games
for every PC, Mac, and video gaming platform, and a number of
downloadable videos of gaming in progress. Their well-organized
archives let you search by platform: hundreds of reviews and news
flashes are available. This site is updated daily.
Check out the great interface of this online magazine and
magazine publisher that strives to use the hottest technology
available. Sendai, the parent company of such popular gaming
magazines as Electronic Gaming Monthly, Computer Games Magazine,
and Cinescape, provides a number of unique features at this Web
site. Their Chat forums on gaming let you communicate in real
time with anyone else. Register for their monthly contest.
Check the contents of the latest issue of PC Gamer, contact PC
Gamer staff, or read about their new CD that comes with the
magazine. The Demos area lists a number of game demos you can
download that aren't on the monthly CD-ROM.
http://www.io.com/~lange/mudlists/mudlists.html
A lengthy list of dozens of MUDs, MUSHes, and MOOs organized
by science fiction, horror, fantasy, superheroes, and more.
Find out if you would like to join this detailed MUD by
reading the FAQ and history of Arcadia. See a list of all the
characters, contact the game administrators and Web page
designers, and check out 3D maps of the Arcadia world.
http://www.dd.chalmers.se/~kingdoms/Kingdoms.html
A straightforward page that describes this medieval-esque
fantasy MUD. Connect to Telnet by clicking on A Telnet Connection
to Kingdoms, see who's currently playing, or read the Kingdom's
documentation for Wizards (the FAQ).
http://www.educ.kent.edu/mu/catofcat.html
This simple site provides links to the largest MUD and other
Internet game lists in the country.
Check out a new MUD out of the Netherlands. This site provides
info on the MUDs setting, FAQs on joining as a Wizard and signing
up to play, information on usable domains, and a connection for
beginning the game.
Sierra On-line's graphical MUD promises to be the future in
Internet MUD gaming. Create a 3D character and enter him or her
into the fantasy world. You can also chat and solve puzzles using
this service.
http://www.cling.gu.se/~cl0polau/3wd/3wd.htm
This isn't really a MUD, but is an interesting 3D dungeon you
navigate through on the Web. Eventually all MUDs might look like
this. The interface provides six arrows; click on the direction
you want to go, wait a few seconds, and you're closer to your
goal.
The oldest gaming resource on the Web now has sites in the
U.K., U.S., and Russia. You can search for a particular game
using the search engine at the top of the page. This page also
provides the latest news on additions to the Domain and
information on GD Magazine.
http://happypuppy.com/games/link/index.html
Your one-stop HQ for demos/crippleware/ shareware of the 100
hottest games on the market. Scroll through the candy aisle and
click on your game of interest. Stop by the Boneyard for
downloads of slide shows and demos of older games. This
well-designed site should be bookmarked if you're addicted to
gaming.
http://pentium.intel.com/procs/homepc/software/index.htm#ent
Intel's shareware/freeware page contains entertainment,
productivity, and educational software that "[el]takes
advantage of the powerful multimedia capabilities of today's
fastest PCs." Although the game section is limited, the
demos included mostly contain 3D graphics and full motion video.
http://www.synapse.net/~moonlite/welcome.htm
Shareware computer games to download, such as Clyde's Revenge,
Taking Care of Business, Crazy Eights, and more, with complete
downloading instructions.
http://www.cnet.com/Resources/Software/
Part of the excellent c/net electronic magazine, this
well-designed site provides over 100,000 programs for
downloading. To see the latest and greatest shareware, demos, and
freeware for PCs and Macs, try to find the c/net selections choice.
This Web site is considered by many to be the shareware and
freeware resource.
Site devoted to rating video games, game machines, and
magazines. After you register, you can vote on a number of
different topics. Although this is purely for video games and has
no downloads to speak of, the Vote and Sponsored Pages links may
give you ideas about your next game purchase.
http://www.atw.fullfeed.com/~bix/nfs.htm
This fan page for the road racing simulator by Electronic Arts
includes secret cheat codes and hints, technical information on
the cars, reviews and e-mail, and the downloadable demo. You can
submit your best lap times, download a Track Editor, and contact
other fans on the Need For Speed mailing list.
http://www.vrsports.com/website/products/soccer.html
A 360 degree field of vision and 20 player network capability
make this one of the hottest sports titles available. Download a
the demo or check out screen shots from the game.
http://www.msilink.com/~solso/nbalive96.html#Hardware
An excellent site if you're researching EA's latest NBA PC
game. This site includes personal e-mail and reviews from dozens
of NBA Live fanatics. Sounds from the game, troubleshooting,
patches, player editors, and more make this site more valuable
than EA's own NBA Live 96 site.
Online gaming magazine devoted to combat simulators. Download
previous issues of Enemy Lock On!, read the latest rumors,
download artwork, or check out their detailed Links page.
http://www.mbnet.mb.ca/~moreau/harpoon.html
Web site for the Harpoon and Harpoon II submarine simulation.
Information on Harpoon USENET groups, mailing lists, and
Department of Defense Web sites are included. You can also
download a number of Harpoon (I and II) scenarios created by fans
of the game.
Index page for games offered, such as Tigers on the Prowl,
Point of Attack, Panthers in the Shadows. Anything for the
military game enthusiast, such as the military history calendar.
http://www.teleport.com/~caustic/
Provides information on every multiplayer game available. Find
out about Internet gaming, online games, commercial and BBS game
servers, gaming groups, and network game help. Click on a game of
interest in the Games and Resources section to access Web pages
and FAQs. Consider adding this to your bookmarks.
http://www.rapidramp.com/tanker/
An excellent resource for the war strategy gaming fanatic.
This incredibly detailed site provides information on computer
games and board games. Topics are organized as Gaming, Military
History, Movie Reviews, Online Discussions, Free Software, and
What's New. The Gaming section is divided in Ground Warfare,
Aerial Warfare, and Naval Warfare. The reviews of these games are
thorough and helpful.
This thorough site lists every known computer war game in the Computer Wargames section. This site also has information on military history, political theory, weapons, and military science. A valuable site if you're looking for a particular war game.
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