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Johnny Mnemonic

Référence filmographique
Année/date de parution: 
1995
Editeur: 
Sony Imagesoft
"Meet Johnny. He is a data courier, using his mind for storage. His latest package is too big and the information overdose will kill him if he doesn't download it soon. Unfortunately, the only one who knows the code is bullet-ridden on the floor. Other interested parties are seeking the program and are willing to kill for it. Help Johnny figure out how to get the data out of his brain. Keep Johnny from losing his head, or his enemies will make sure he does..." (All Game Guide)

Supreme Warrior

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Année/date de parution: 
1996
Editeur: 
Digital Pictures
"After a brutal warlord has ravaged your homeland, your master realizes that only you have the ability to destroy the shogun and return peace to the land. You're going to have to go toe-to-toe with the shogun's deadliest fighters, who know every dirty trick in the book." (All Game Guide)

Surgical Strike

Référence filmographique
Année/date de parution: 
1995
Editeur: 
Sega of America
"You drive an armored hovercraft armed with gattling guns and missiles. Riding through the streets of a desert city, the FMV graphics deplict a raging war complete with burning buildings, bombs, and gunmen. Target boxes appear to indicate danger ahead, and you must destroy these targets immediately or take damage." (Video Game Critic)

Tomcat Alley

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Année/date de parution: 
1994
Editeur: 
Sega of America
"This time, a renegade Soviet commander is threatening the United States with chemical weapons from his base in the Mexican desert, and its up to you and your wingmen to fine-tune your air-to-air combat strategies to make the entire western hemisphere safe again!" (MobyGames)

Mad Dog II: The Lost Gold

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Année/date de parution: 
1992
Editeur: 
American Laser Games
"In this game, Mad Dog is back, but this time it's a race to get to the Spanish Treasure. "Shooting Beaver", "Buckskin Bonnie", and "The Professor" are three different guides that can help you find your way to the gold. You must fight your way across the countryside coming face to face with Indians, Latinos, and of course Mad Dog's men. Get the treasure before Mad Dog, and win the game! " (Dragon's Lair Project)

Who Shot Johnny Rock?

Référence filmographique
Année/date de parution: 
1991 / 2002 (DVD)
Editeur: 
American Laser Games / Digital Leisure (2002)
"This game is set in the 1930s, when gangsters reigned, and rock n' roll was supreme. You play a dirty detective, armed with your piece, trying to solve a serious crime." (All Game Guide)

Corpse Killer

Référence filmographique
Année/date de parution: 
1994
Editeur: 
Digital Pictures
"Corpse Killer is a full-motion video shoot-'em up. You play as an elite special forces soldier, who parachutes onto a remote tropical island. It seems the evil genius Dr. Hellman has found a way to raise the dead, and created an island of zombies. It's up to you to shoot your way through the undead hordes and stop Dr. Hellman." (MobyGames)

Star Wars: Rebel Assault II: The Hidden Empire

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Année/date de parution: 
1995
Editeur: 
LucasArts
"In 1993, Star Wars: Rebel Assault held the distinction as the first CD-ROM-only computer game. It was up to you to guide Rookie One through computer-generated worlds from the Star Wars universe on your way to destroying the Death Star and thwarting the malevolent plans of Darth Vader and the Empire. But the battles you won back then were only the first step in winning the war. Since then, the Dark Lord of the Sith has developed a new scheme to crush the Rebellion. It's time for you to take that second step in Star Wars: Rebel Assault II -- The Hidden Empire." (All Game Guide)

Prize Fighter

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Année/date de parution: 
1993
Editeur: 
Sega
"The first boxing game featuring live action video directed by Ron Stein, responsible for the fight scenes in the Rocky series and Raging Bull. This time it's YOU in the ring. Good Luck!" *MegaLong Games)

Kris Kross: Make My Video

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Année/date de parution: 
1992
Editeur: 
Sony Imagesoft
"Kris Kross: Make My Video lets fans of the duo's music create videos from three different songs: "Jump," "Warm It Up," and "I Missed the Bus." Players can select from a number of visuals, including videos of the band, stock footage (collapsing houses and ballet dancers), and movie and TV clips, and infuse the presentation with dozens of special effects, including slice, dice, mirror, slow, freeze, lyrics, and pixilate.