Synopsis: Ah, Duke Nukem 3D.how many hours of our lives have you robbed? Not only was this sassy, tongue-in-cheek 3D first-person shooter as addictive as chocolate-covered crack, but the Build engine was one of the first to support destroyable objects, making Duke Nukem 3D one of the most interactive 3D shooters of its time. Who didn't blow up a toilet or two to drink the rich, life-giving water inside? Don't answer that! The game featured some of the most creative level and weapon design of its time, and is truly a classic among shooter fans. Other games influenced by Duke Nukem 3D: Shadow Warrior, Kingpin, Half-Life, Soldier of Fortune, Deus Exĭeveloper: Interplay Productions Publisher: Electronic Arts Year Released: 1988

Synopsis: In our opinion, this post-apocalyptic RPG from Interplay (and co-designed by current Interplay CEO Brian Fargo) one of the best RPGs to ever grace the PC. In Wasteland you took control of a motley group of Desert Rangers who have been sent to investigate reports of 'disturbances' in the desolate radiated deserts near the Ranger Center. Starting out with a party of four characters, you could eventually swell your ranks to seven through the addition of several NPCs that you met throughout the game in such places as Highpool, Needles, Darwin Village, and even the City of Sin, Las Vegas. Other games influenced by Wasteland: Fallout, Fallout 2ĭeveloper: Epic MegaGames Publisher: GT Interactive Year Released: 1999 Wasteland was one of the first RPGs to use a skill point distribution system, making it a truly innovative RPG for its time. Synopsis: As you probably already know from our glowing review of Unreal Tournament, we liked this game. So much, in fact, that it received the highest score we have ever given a game in our two year existence: a 9.6. As Trent said in his review, 'What really makes Unreal Tournament stand out is its tremendous number of game options.

Review on flightsim commander 9.6