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Accessories |
| Dual Force Racing Wheel & Pedals
by Mad
Catz ~
If you're a fan of racing games, you'll love the enhanced experience
that a racing-wheel controller brings to your games. The Dual Force Racing Wheel
offers a sleek black steering wheel, built-in gearshift controller, and a set of
foot pedals for braking and accelerating. Best of all, this unit is ready to
plug into your PlayStation
or Nintendo
64--right out of the box. |
| Video Matic Game System Organizer
by
A.L.S.
Industries ~ The Video Matic Game Organizer is the perfect
way to store your discs and instruction booklets, and it also protects them from
dust and spills, while it keeps them out of sight from younger kids and pets
that are attracted to shiny objects. |
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Games |
| Ape
Escape
by Sony Computer Entertainment ~ When a circus
monkey gets a hold of a prototype helmet that renders him an evil monkey genius,
it's your job to capture his monkey minions and thwart his goofy plot. "Ape
Escape," which was released back in 1999, is still popular, thanks to great word
of mouth and quite a number of five-star customer reviews. |
| Final
Fantasy IX
by SquareSoft ~ One of the year's most
anticipated video games is coming! In Final Fantasy IX, you'll
lead a group of bandits, knights, and magicians against Brahne, the evil Queen
of Alexandria, who's using highly advanced magical weapons to terrorize
neighboring kingdoms. |
| Blade
by
Activision (CD-ROM) PlayStation |
| Final Fantasy Anthology
by SquareSoft ~ Back by
popular demand! Final Fantasy Anthology showcases two installments of
SquareSoft's wildly popular role-playing-game (RPG) series--games that were
never available individually in North America. Final Fantasy V and Final
Fantasy VI both are straight Super Nintendo conversions, so their 2-D graphics
and 16-bit sounds admittedly are subpar by PlayStation standards. However,
SquareSoft has added brand-new, beautifully animated movies for both titles and
given Final Fantasy VI the star treatment that it deserves by adding a bonus
mode in which gamers can access loads of supplementary material. |
| Harvest
Moon: Back to Nature
by Natsumi ~ Instead of blasting
aliens or scoring touchdowns, players plant seeds, care for crops, interact with
villagers, and search for a mate. This role-playing game features gameplay
that's nonlinear and in real-time. To help your ranch become successful,
befriend the Harvest Sprites. You can attend festivals, interact with more than
50 characters, and compete in events like Chicken Sumo and an annual Town Tomato
Fight. |
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Jungle
Book: Rhythm and Groove with Bonus Pack |
| The Lion
King: Simba's Mighty Adventure
by Activision ~ Simba's rite
of passage from princely cub to king of the jungle is documented on the
PlayStation with Disney's "The Lion King: Simba's Mighty Adventure." In this 3-D
adventure, players will take Simba through 10 levels--avoiding treacherous
jungle obstacles and besting other beasts. Each level that Simba completes gets
him closer to the throne, as he collects paw points and other items that signal
his progress. |
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Games --
Continued |
| Star
Trek: Invasion by Activision (CD-ROM)
PlayStation |
| Mary-Kate
and Ashley's Magical Mystery Mall
by Acclaim Entertainment,
Inc. ~ Mary-Kate and Ashley find themselves on a magical journey as they
venture through a mysterious mall that's filled with fun and surprises. From
creating your own music video to putting on your very own fashion show, every
store offers you an adventure. But, more than just shop, the Olsen girls also
get a job in the food court, where they have to feed all of the hungry patrons
before they lose their patience and take their business to the diner down the
block. |
| Mat
Hoffman's Pro BMX
by Activision ~ Tony Hawk fans, take
notice! "Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX" uses an enhanced version of the same Neversoft
engine (which means a wide range of motion, excellent graphics, and hundreds
trick combos) that's used in nearly everyone's favorite extreme-sports series,
"Tony Hawk's Pro Skater." The game features 10-time World Vert Champion Mat
Hoffman and seven other top BMX pros, as well as realistic BMX physics,
two-player competitions, a course editor, and street, dirt, and vert tracks. |
| Medal of
Honor Underground
by Electronic Arts ~ Medal of Honor Underground is a prequel to the successful
Medal
of Honor. You play as Manon, a young French girl who's recruited by the
French Resistance to fight against the coming German onslaught. The Nazis will
use suppressive firing, squad tactics, tanks, half-tracks, and motorcycles to
try to stop you. The game features 22 levels, spread throughout seven missions,
and features 12 authentic weapons, including the pistol crossbow and the
Panzerfaust. |
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NCAA
March Madness 2001
by EA Sports ~ "NCAA March Madness
2001," an installment in EA Sports' NCAA basketball series, features many
improvements over previous versions. A new coach mode allows players to begin a
career with a small college, and advance to a Tournament-quality team. The game
boasts 150 men's Division I teams, 16 women's Division I teams, and 20
historical men's teams from which players can choose. Also, dynasty mode is
back, and includes more options; also, the offensive and defensive playbooks
have been expanded.
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| Spyro:
Year of the Dragon
by Sony Computer Entertainment ~ Spyro's
back for his third PlayStation adventure. Jump down the rabbit hole to recover
all of the eggs that have been stolen from Dragon World by the evil sorceress
and her henchmen. The cartoonish look, goofy sounds, and scavenger-hunt gameplay
will be familiar to anyone who's adventured with Spyro before. New to the series
is the ability to play as Sheila, the kangaroo; Sergeant Byrd, the flying
penguin; Bentley, the Yeti; and Agent 9, the space monkey.
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| Tom
Clancy's Rainbow Six: Rogue Spear
by Ubi Soft
~ In "Rogue
Spear," the sequel to the popular "Rainbow
Six" series of games from the PC and other platforms, players assume command
of an elite counterterrorist group, and guide them through a dynamic campaign
that's filled with 16 nerve-racking missions, such as rescuing hostages. The
game incorporates as many strategy elements as first-person shooter targets,
with newly designed, 3-D planning phase central to the gameplay.
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| The
World Is Not Enough
by Electronic Arts ~ Playing as James
Bond, you'll accomplish mission objectives that are based on the settings and
plot of the MGM feature film. Use your license to kill--and an assortment of
Q-created weapons (cuff-link lasers!)--to put down any bad guy in your sights.
Ski, drive, and run through 10 different single-player missions. The game
features two levels of difficulty that surely will present a challenge, even to
double agents. |
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