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Star Trek - The Next Generation
Freeware game by Sega of Japan
The Enterprise has been sent to the Neutral Zone to monitor new Romulan activity, which is under the premise of a search for a lost research team.
Editor-in-chief says: Who doesn't know and love Star Trek? The very popular series led to different video games as well and one of them is The Next Generation, and is one of the first Star Trek releases ever. You just control the Starfleet cadets and participate with them in a simulation. You will have to guide them through different mini-tasks, because the player takes control of Jean-Luc Picard, the captain. Players who complete the mini-assignments increase their rank. There are many races in the game, including Klingons, Talarians and Borg.
Star Trek - Deep Space Nine - Crossroads of Time
Freeware game by Novotrade
You play as Commander Sisko, in charge of the running of Deep Space Nine.
Star Control
Best!Freeware game by Accolade, Inc.
Star Control is a war game that pits the forces of the Alliance of Free Stars against those of the predatory Ur-Quan Hierarchy.
Spiderman and Venom in Separation Anxiety
Freeware game by Software Creations Ltd
Once again, Venom and Spider-Man find themselves unlikely allies, overcoming their mutual hatred in order to prevent five new alien symbiotes from bonding with their host bodies and spreading terror throughout the world!
Spiderman - The Animated Series
Freeware game by Marvel Software
A series of games based on the wall-crawling superhero personally created by Stan Marvel for Marvel Comics.
The Smurfs
Freeware game by Infogrames Entertainment, S.A.
Gargamel - a wizard who hates the Smurfs-has kidnapped Smurfette, the only female smurf. It is up to inquisite smurf to find her.
Scooby Doo Mystery
Best!Freeware game by SunSoft
Go for a ride with Fred, Daphne, and Velma in the Mystery Machine and try to solve your pick of two different mysteries. Inspired by the long-running animated TV series created by Hanna Barbara Studios.
Rolling Thunder 3
Freeware game by Namco Ltd.
Take your pick of either secret agent Albatross or his sexy sidekick Leila and fight your way through countless foes, solving the occasional puzzle along the way.
Editor-in-chief says: This game doesn't need any presentation. The arcade version of Rolling Thunder 3 was quite popular and was even distributed outside Japan thanks to Atari. You take control of Albatross, a spion whose mission is to save a missing female agent, part of a secret society from New York. There are two different stories in the game, each one having five stages. Though the player starts with a default gun, more advanced weapons and ammo can be found throughout the game. The character just has to enter the doors marked with "bullets" or "arms".
Risk
Freeware game by Sculptured Software, Inc.
The classic military strategy game of world conquest -now with all the excitement of a video game. You're the general - defend your countries, capture new territories, occupy vast continents, and keep building your armies so you can conquer the world!
Editor-in-chief says: Risk was one of the first board games I have played on my computer. Not only the game's graphics were impressive and far superior to the other competitors, but the game introduced new features as well. I recall the SameTime feature being quite useful, with the players taking turns simultaneously. I enjoyed the variety of generals from the 18th and 19th century, such as Aubert, Marmont, Campbell, Wellington, D'Erlon or Barbacena, whom I learned about in school. Being able to control them, even as virtual characters, was really fun for a 14 years old teenager.
Red Zone
Best!Freeware game by Zyrinx
As the leader of three covert commandos, you must pilot the AH-64B Apache fighter chopper and traverse the underground bunkers to destroy nuclear madman.
Editor-in-chief says: Although Red Zone didn't impress me too much, it was still a good release. Unfortunately the game's drawback was the lack of new features. Everything the chopper could do I've seen before. Nevertheless, Red Zone was a good and enjoyable game with decent graphics and a quite well thought plot. Piloting the AH-64B Apache was always fun and though it seems easy, it was not. The game was only available on the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis and I personally think that the installment was good enough and worthy for being released on other platforms.
