Reviews.
Scored reviews covering every platform from the Atari 2600 through modern releases. No advertising relationships. No review scores adjusted after publication.
4.0
3dfx Voodoo3 3000 AGP
One of the fastest gaming cards on the market in mid-1999. A few spec-sheet gaps that do not…
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4.5
Midtown Madness
Angel Studios' free-roaming racer nails a living, traffic-filled Chicago and challenging AI; only the slightly grounded physics hold…
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4.0
Star Wars Episode I: Racer
Upgrade your pod and the sense of speed is superb across long, varied tracks. Only the average sound…
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4.0
Rollcage
Attention to Detail's 360-degree weapon racer is fast, gorgeous and full of destructible chaos. A steep control curve…
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4.5
Quake: The Offering
Quake: The Offering bundles the classic with two mission packs full of devastating new weapons, hilarious enemies, and…
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Triple Play 2000 fixes the frame rate, tightens the controls, and gets batting right. The best baseball on…
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4.0
Syphon Filter
A varied, story-driven PlayStation action thriller with a huge arsenal and superb sound, dragged back only by stiff…
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4.5
StarCraft
StarCraft changed the RTS genre with three distinct races, a gripping campaign, and Battle.net. Despite some AI and…
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4.0
Speed Busters: American Highways
Ubi Soft's Cruis'n-style racer looks spectacular and plays great on a joystick, but low difficulty thins out its…
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4.0
Nightlong: Union City Conspiracy
Team17's cyberpunk point-and-click pairs a twisty conspiracy with great atmospheric sound and satisfying, demanding puzzles.
Read Review →March Madness 99
EA's college basketball sequel piles on modes and stats, and the never-ending Dynasty mode keeps it fresh. Long…
Read Review →Psygnosis 3D Accelerated Five Pack
Five Psygnosis games built to flex an early 3D card. Gorgeous and varied, though most wear thin after…
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