This collections consists of:
- British Open Championship Golf Special Edition
- Greg Norman Ultimate Challenge Golf
- Picture Perfect Golf: Harbor Town Golf Links
- GolfAmerica (a golf guide)
Dinosaurs aren't extinct. They can live, play and grow on your computer.
Nuture and care for Rex as you guide him through complete life-stages of infancy, adolescence and adulthood.
Teach Rex to play fetch, color cave paintings, sing, dance and more.
Explore 6 unique environments with Rex incuding caves, forests, deserts and more.
Watch as Rex grows and develops a unique personaility. Your interaction with Rex influences how he will behave and respond.
Own up to 5 different dinosaur pets - each with their own unique personality.
3D Pets is a game where the player takes care of a variety of different creatures.
Each 3D Pet begins its life upon hatching out of an egg (yes, a dog hatches out of an egg!) and must be cared for at least 10 minutes per day. If you are unable to play with your pet there is a babysitter feature that does so until you return.
PC Pup is the second half of the first volume in the series, alongside Splat! The Cat.
Once you name your pup, you are free to explore a handful of interactive rooms including a bedroom with a stereo, bathroom with medicine in case the pet gets sick, living room with a television, and a garden where your pet must be trained to 'do its business', as well as others. Little thought bubbles will appear over PC Pup's head indicating what he wants the player to give him, or how he is feeling.
At the end of the pets lifespan, you will see him shrink slowly and then be presented with an 'Angel's Certificate' with stats about the pet's care listed. You may then hatch your next pet and let the circle
3D Pets: Splat! The Cat is one in a series of nine virtual pets released by Neechez Innovation Limited.
All the games play in a similar manner. When installed the player has two new programs in the Windows Start menu, hatch.exe and, with this game, pcpet.exe. All creatures are first hatched, there are nine cats to hatch but only one can be alive at a time and the game only allows the player to hatch egg number one when the game is first played.
Each virtual pet needs at least ten minutes attention per day and if treated well it lives for sixty days at which point it becomes an egg again at which point a new egg is hatched and the process of training begins all over again. The game screen consists of a background around which the cat moves, in the upper left is a fish skeleton which is a hotspot for the game control menu, in the upper right is a question mark which opens the in-game help. The game control menu comprises a series of numbers and icons, the numbers show the cat's current status, some of the icons mov
A game based on the manga Black Magic. The battle system is a hybrid of turn based and real time strategy where characters go on cooldowns after performing an action.
Being incredibly power-hungry, the Empress Wu one winter morning orders all the flowers in the kingdom to bloom. Thus sets off a string of consequences which are faced by a small group of travelers as they journey through many strange lands, including such places as the Country of Women and the Country of Two-Faced People.
Caracolino is an educational adventure game where our hero Caracolino decides to save the planet from the clutches of Dr. Cubix, otherwise, everything will turn into geometric figures. Can you imagine a square bird or a round elephant? Only you can help Caracolino take on the dreaded Dr. Cubix! So, shall we go?
Battlefield was an online multiplayer game where the player controlled a tank belonging to one of the four teams, moving around the map and firing at enemies. The game was partially turn-based: while the player gave their tanks commands in real-time, the tanks made their moves in turns. Tanks could also teleport to any spot on the map, lay down mines as traps for enemy tanks, and use a radar to detect hidden enemy mines and pickups.
Fuel played the role of the tank's health, and it was consumed by moving, teleporting, shooting, using a radar, laying mines, or getting shot by enemies. Upon running out of fuel the tank was deactivated and the player had to wait to respawn. It could be replenished by collecting fuel canisters. Equipment could also be acquired; this included better weapons, protective shields, and a long-range radar. Other map features included obstacles which could be moved around by the tank, and ferries used for transport over water.
The game was originally available on the game website Bonus.com,