Unreal
Tournament earned "action game of the year" accolades
from GameSpot, CNET Gamecenter, and Amazon.com. While other games
matched it for single-player and online multiplayer deathmatch excitement,
UT stood out as the best team-based action game of 1999. Players
duel with sci-fi weapons in such diverse environments as a rocking
pirate ship, an amphibious invasion in World War II, and opposing
guard towers atop a wildly spinning asteroid.
Unreal Tournament: Game of the Year Edition includes 70 new maps
and three new modes from which to choose. Tactical Ops is a team-play
mode, based around two teams--the elite Special Forces and a gathering
of terrorist groups from around the world. Tactical Ops introduces
realistic weapons, maps from actual locations, and never-before-seen
scenarios. Rocket Arena is classic one-on-one deathmatch combat
with all the weapons at your disposal. Chaos features crazy new
weapons, such as a broadsword, living proximity mines that yell
at your opponent, and even a small black hole.
Simply put,
if you like video games and you don't own Unreal Tournament,
buy it now. I played this game with about 10 other people in my
office everyday after work for two years. We usually only played
for about an hour or two after work and then would hit the bars
or go home. But I'd be a liar if I said we never played til 9
or 10 pm. For me the best part of the game is playing against
other people in the same room. But playing online against people
in other states or countries is a define thrill. This
great game is available for almost everyone: Mac,
PC,
Sega
Dreamcast, Xbox,
and Playstation
2. Also
be sure to check out the sequel Unreal
2.
Features:
*
Award-winning first-person shooter with 70 new maps to choose
from
*
Tactical Ops mode allows you to lead either a terrorist or an
antiterrorist team
*
Rocket Arena mode pits you in gladiator-style combat against
your opponent
*
Chaos mode introduces new weapons, including living proximity
mines and a small black hole
*
Multiplayer game play supports up to 16 players without requiring
an Internet connection
Yeti
Sports: Penguin vs Yeti Like to smack penguins with baseball bats? Should your Yeti catch
the penguin at the right moment and angle, you might just hit one out
of the park, or arctic continent.
The
Power of Makeup Are there any natural beauties in Hollywood? Maybe not. Perhaps
celebrities just rely on good stylists with the Amazing Power of
Makeup.
Raid
Over Moscow Back
in the early 80's, the Commodore 64 was the most powerful personal
computer on the planet and the United States and the Soviet Union were
locked in a bitter Cold War. Raid Over
Moscow played
right off these fears and concerns and became one of the best Cold
War video games ever made.
Expose
the Exposé Blob
Like using Exposé but hate hot corners and function keys? Why not unleash
the hidden Exposé Blob built into Mac OS X? You can even make your
blob look like Eric Cartman.
Search
Engine Submit
If you have a web site, then you know how important it is to get listed in the
search engines. Here's a collection of direct links to the submission pages of
all the best free search engines on the net.
Chat
Room Nerd Lingo
Do you speak Chat Room Nerd? No? Well you better wake it up. If you don't
learn soon, the next time you get an instant message, you might not understand
it. Worse yet, it might be from your Grandmother.
Add
GPS Info to Your Blog You
probably know what your zip code or area code is (at least I hope so) but what
about the GPS of your house? Here's how to find out and add it to the metadata
on your web site
Play
Commodore 64 Games Again Want
to play those old Commodore 64 games from the early 1980's? All you
need is the game ROM and an emulator. Here's a tutorial to get you
started.
Star
Trek: 25th Anniversary Game If you have an old Mac running System 7 (or OSX with Classic)
and want to play the Star Trek®: 25th Anniversary game on
it, you are on the right web page (all 3 of you). There's a way to
play it on newer computers too (see below).
You
probably know what your zip code or area code is (at least I hope so) but what
about the GPS of your house? Here's how to find out and add it to the metadata
on your web site 
Want
to play those old Commodore 64 games from the early 1980's? All you
need is the game ROM and an emulator. Here's a tutorial to get you
started. 
