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Taking place in the year 2701, the player controls a robot which can transform into an aero fighter on a mission to stop an alien super weapon from reaching the Earth. The robot may move forwards, backwards and jump, and the aero fighter may travel anywhere on screen but has limited fuel in which to do so. A combination of the two must be used to avoid obstacles, as well as to destroy any on-screen enemies for extra points.

F1 is an Official Formula One Racing Game. There are two modes of play available: "Arcade", "Grand Prix". In both of these modes you complete a certain number of laps (4, 8, or 12) and select which circuit that you want to race on. The circuits include San Marino, France, Britain, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Japan, and Australia. Some circuits are easy, while some are difficult. There are slight differences between the two modes. For instance, "Arcade" allows you to select the circuit in any order that you like, whereas "Grand Prix" only allows you to fine-tune your car before starting a race. You also need to race a circuit in the order that they appear on the circuit selection screen, but you can skip a track if you want. F1 is a 1-2 player game, meaning that if you have another player handy, you can compete against each other.

Formula One 2000 is a Racing game, developed by Tarantula Studios and published by Take-Two Interactive, which was released in 2000.

Formula One 2000 is a Racing game, developed by Tarantula Studios and published by Take-Two Interactive, which was released in 2000.

Earth has been rendered largely uninhabitable by an explosion caused by a bungled experiment. Few would dare to brave its unstable and searing environments - only those determined to grab a little of its remaining gold. You are one of those, taking your hover-bike into disintegrating caverns for a few hours of dangerous work which, successful or not, will be your last. Forsaken is a first-person shoot 'em up in which you have complete movement freedom in 3 dimensions, as you accelerate, swerve and strafe your craft, making for gameplay resembling Descent. Each level has a defined exit which must be reached within a tight time limit. The surrounding areas are collapsing around you, with spikes and turbine fans among your hazards. Be very aware of other craft out to take all you have, as they alter their approach based on your weaponry (from the 25 featured in the game) and past encounters. On the PC, multiplayer action can feature up to 12 human players. The Nintendo 64 version featured 4 player split-screen multiplayer, while the Playstation version has no multiplayer options.

FORSAKEN IS A FIRST-PERSON SHOOT 'EM UP IN WHICH YOU HAVE COMPLETE MOVEMENT FREEDOM IN 3 DIMENSIONS, AS YOU ACCELERATE, SWERVE AND STRAFE YOUR CRAFT, MAKING FOR GAMEPLAY RESEMBLING DESCENT. EACH LEVEL HAS A DEFINED EXIT WHICH MUST BE REACHED WITHIN A TIGHT TIME LIMIT. THE SURROUNDING AREAS ARE COLLAPSING AROUND YOU, WITH SPIKES AND TURBINE FANS AMONG YOUR HAZARDS. BE VERY AWARE OF OTHER CRAFT OUT TO TAKE ALL YOU HAVE, AS THEY ALTER THEIR APPROACH BASED ON YOUR WEAPONRY (FROM THE 25 FEATURED IN THE GAME) AND PAST ENCOUNTERS.

Based on the international game TV show of the same name which first became popular in France in the early 1990s. Teams of 4 players compete in physical and mental challenges to earn keys that unlock a trove of prizes. Players meet famous Fort Boyard characters and animals in various situations.

Based on the international game TV show of the same name which first became popular in France in the early 1990s. Teams of 4 players compete in physical and mental challenges to earn keys that unlock a trove of prizes. Players meet famous Fort Boyard characters and animals in various situations.

Fortress is a Tetris-variant puzzle game. As in that classic game, geometric pieces fall from the top of the screen and must be arranged in lines. Only instead of eliminating lines, the objective this time is to add them to the screen. The game starts with a timer (that counts a moment where neither player attack) and a castle gate falling between two flags (the opponent's flags can be seen to the left of the screen). Once placed, the remaining pieces are used to build a castle around it, as every 2x3 grid of pieces transforms into its walls. A grid of 8x3 pieces transforms into a wizard's tower that can summon a creature to attack the enemy castle. Certain special blocks add features to the building: a cannon block places a shooting cannon that starts to attack automatically the opponent's fortress. A block with a window adds one to the building. Repairing peons come out of it to help fix the damage to the castle's walls. A block with a bomb adds a cannon that fires a peon towards the opponent's castle (an aiming reticule is shown over the enemy castle to help choose the right spot). Building walls around these special blocks prevent their destruction from the enemy attack. A monster appears randomly at the bottom of the screen to attack both players. The player's goal at each level is to reach a number of score points before the opponent. The pieces can be maneuvered with the digital pad, and pressing UP on it makes them fall fast downwards. They can be rotated clockwise and anti-clockwise with the A and B buttons, respectively. Holding the R trigger allows the player to move the screen with the digital pad (for a full view of battle scene). When pressed, the L trigger destroys the top 3 rows of your castle and decreases the score. The game has three game modes: tournament, battle and blitz. They vary in the amount of seconds on the timer and the goal score. There are four themes: pre-historic, medieval, pirate and space.

A tennis game from Taito.

Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends is based on the animated series of the same name on Cartoon Network, created by Craig McCracken (who is also the creator of The Powerpuff Girls). The game features the somewhat shy Mac and his imaginary friend, Bloo (Blooregard Q. Kazoo). The game is inspired by memorable episodes from the Cartoon Network hit series and allows fans to control Mac and Bloo as they solve quirky challenges and complete mission objectives. The action takes place in and around Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends and features many of the signature characters from the show including Wilt, Eduardo, Coco and many more.

The player must take control for four quad bikes (red for Player 1, white for Player 2, yellow for Player 3, and green for Player 4), which are competing in an "off-road" race - and they all have a preset amount of time in which to complete a full lap of the track. For each lap of the track that is successfully completed, the players' time is extended. However, if one of the players cannot manage to successfully complete his current lap of the track before the time runs out, his or her game will instantly be over and the race will continue without them. The players must complete between three and six full laps of the track in order to win (the number is dependent on how both of the cabinets are set, as with Namco's own Final Lap). The players will also encounter between four and seven blue CPU-controlled bikes on the track, as the number is dependent on how many people are playing (seven for one player, six for two players, five for three, and four for four).

Think that 0.5 mile per hour isn't fast enough for you? Imagine that your vehicle is only fast enough to carry a lead character from the movie Antz. It's going to take all the skill you can muster just to stand out in the Antz race. 0.5 mph is fast-it's very fast!

COMPLETE COLLEGE BASKETBALL LICENSE FEATURING OVER 120 COLLEGE TEAMS. NCAA TOURNAMENT, NCAA SWEET 16 AND FINAL FOUR. PRE-SEASON AND CONFERENCE TOURNAMENTS. IN-DEPTH PLAYER ATTRIBUTES AND SKILL RATINGS. THREE DIFFICULTY LEVELS, EASY TO LEARN CONTROLS, AND MULTIPLE CAMERA ANGLES. AUTHENTIC COLLEGE BASKETBALL LOOK AND FEEL WITH REAL LOGOS, UNIFORMS AND HOME COURTS, AND REAL COLLEGE OFFENSIVE AND DEFENSIVE PLAYS.

Baseball player Frank Thomas licensed one of the first baseball games to use motion-captured 3D graphics and multiple camera angles. 28 stadia have been rendered in 3D, and each has its own visible and significant differences. There are 6 distinct game modes, allowing for single exhibition matches as well as full seasons on the playoffs. There is also a Home Run Derby mode, allowing the player to pelt the ball out of the ground for points. You can choose pitchers and batters, based on their statistics and form. Bowling options are set to define the delivery, with fastballs and curveballs as well as more precise setting of pace and height. Fielding is optional - it's best to leave this to the computer at first You can always alter the infield and outfield depth and shift.