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10 Older PC Games You'll Want to Re-Install Right Now

WASDuk presents a list of seminal PC games that you'll want to stick back on your hard drive ASAP

CursedHero3239d ago

Awesome write-up. I'm really confused as to why Geobros keeps reporting it though, nothing he's reported applies to the article directly, so...

Arkworthy3239d ago

It's okay. Fixed them both quite some time ago, though..

Rebel_Scum3238d ago

Jones in the fast lane. That is one game I can always revisit.

Agent_hitman3238d ago

My recommendation:

C&C Generals Zero Hour
Yuri's Revenge
Battle Realms

Arkworthy3238d ago

Oh, Yuri's Revenge! So many awesome memories about whole fleets of wobbly flying saucers laying waste to everything!

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Have You Heard of… ‘DreamWeb’?

Buried amongst the fairly smelly detritus of the early 1990s gaming scene was a grim little curio called DreamWeb, a top-down futuristic adventure that released on the Amiga and PC by the now long defunct Empire Interactive.

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Wing Commander III: A retro review [Player Attack]

Jimmy the Geek writes: When was the first time you were blown away by a game? I remember distinctly what it was for me. Back in the 90’s a video game TV show The Zone showed footage from a game that looked like a movie. Like something you would see in the cinema. It had everything: Space ships, explosions, A big cat style monster and an all star cast including Mark Hamill and Tom Wilson (or as I knew them at the time Luke Skywalker and Biff). This was the first time the potential of what could be done with a game was evident to me. The game in question was Wing Commander III: Heart of the Tiger and it is still incredible.

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Remembering Loom, the adventure game designed to be completed

Eurogamer: "After signing up to write this retrospective, it dawned on me that I might not have time to replay Loom. I looked at my schedule and saw that I'd left myself a single evening in which to struggle through a 90s LucasArts adventure. You know, those games notorious for their fiendishly difficult puzzles and dozens of red herrings. I still have nightmares about that forest in Grim Fandango."

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