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Ron Perlman and cutting edge 3D graphics
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This concept still rocks, at least what I remember it to be
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Future auction house adventures in 2011 AD
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Had some great core gameplay mechanics, medieval atmosphere and b+w video clips
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I think I may have picked this up just because of the cover art
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Weirdo interactive music carnival with not at all disturbing early 3D modeling
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A first person prerendered puzzle adventure from Sierra
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The same, but with big name Sci-Fi credentials
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This was actually an excellent puzzle collection if you ignore the creepy triangle that talks to you
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Dystopian future game show racing with guns and FMV. Only not good
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One of those iconic games when CD-ROM was becoming a big deal
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Mechs! Rocky terrain! Brushed metal fonts!
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Classic LucasArts, in non Adventure or Star Wars form
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Sierra doing their thing. Turn based strategy with knight fights
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Next-gen Descent. Strong sense of scale between indoor and outdoor environments
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There was a ton of hype for this in its day, then it just kind of came and went
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More Sierra. Sim City in spaaace
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Some post-Nukem nonsense from 3D Realms
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A friend to newly purchased CD-ROM drives and desktop computers powered by MMX technology
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Ah, Yoda Stories. So bad it's good
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More pretty pictures and puzzles. Something about Atlantis
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So I liked Myst games and most anything by Sierra at the time, what of it?
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Short for "Corvette." Spent a lot of time trying to break this game
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A classy game of computer golf
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Point and click deep cuts
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Only the best FMV adventure game ever, that's all
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A hilarious and piercing send-up of the genre favorite that's only gotten better with age
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More Build engine fun from 3D Realms and Monolith
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No relation to BioShock. Another must play at the time from Origin
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One of the more interesting B-tier Sim offerings
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Sequel to the Elite inspired Wing Commander spinoff, but not related. Clive Owen is in it
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Fantasy 4x Strategy. Interesting ideas but almost unplayably buggy upon release
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Not a direct sequel to Terminal Velocity but close enough. Featuring classic Windows 95 era Microsoft Home packaging
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The purple one invites you into his home, CD-ROM style
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