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"The war against the empire of Kilrah is over and humans have emerged victorious – but, at what price?

"The story opens in a nightclub where you, Eric Fox the Psychic Flash, are performing your psychic act. Here you meet Laina Pozok, the damsel in distress, who offers to pay you in money and in kind (after a little prompting from your good self) to do a spot of psychic detection. She will tell you of the death of her father who was an eminent researcher into the paranormal and ask you to protect her sister, Monica, who is apparently in deadly danger." (QuandaryLand)

"In Voyeur you play the role of a voyeur, peering into the Hawke manor in an attempt to expose a crime that may as well undermine the security of the entire nation." (MobyGames)

"After drifting throughout the Old West, you stumble upon a small town. It's innocent looking, so you decide to see what's going on. But as soon as you step foot in the town, you realize that a bandit and his varmints are up to no good. This bandit is the notorious Mad Dog McCree, and he's kidnapped the mayor's daughter, entrapped the town sheriff and has stirred up all kinds of trouble in the once quiet town. After the Old Prospector begs and pleas with you to help stop the villain, you know what you must do: get your six-shooter ready for action!" (All Game Guide)

"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)

"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)

"You play data thief Sol Cutter in a very Johnny Mnemonic-like plot. You have just pulled off a major data theft, but in doing so you've infected yourself with a neural virus, named Burn:Cycle, which will literally turn your brain into goo in 2 hours. Unless, that is, you can find a cure while you simultaneously try to avoid the people whom you stole the data from." (MobyGames)

"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)

"A cold day, late in October, and you're driving along an unfamiliar country road. After a while the constant noise and repetitive throb of the engine drift away. Your mind wanders as the dashboard display blurs out of focus. You're thinking of the weekend, about stopping off later to get something to eat. You don't really notice the bank of mist that envelops the car as you speed up a hill. Suddenly, you jolt back into consciousness as a car looms up ahead of you out of the mist. It's sideways on, completely blocking the road as you stab desperately for the brakes..." (MobyGames)

"Basketball is merely the subject for the game's plot, involving the new-guy Ace (yourself) and a host of other characters, basketball players or just spectators, all with different personalities. It's basically play one-on-one on a warehouse court and climb the "ladders" until you earn enough respect to play against Scottie Pippen." (MobyGames)