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Radikal Bikers
Arcade-style moped racing game featuring a cast of cartoon-style characters. The game sees you trying to avoid obstacles and find the quickest route to beat your competitors. Power-ups are scattered around the road courses and there are numerous short cuts to be discovered. The game's control system is very simple and the 3D graphics are reasonable. A range of upbeat tunes and sound effects are incorporated.
Developer: Midway Games Inc.
, Publisher: Infogrames
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RealArcade
Developer: Real.com
, Publisher: Real.com
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Return of Arcade
Compilation of four classic arcade games; Pac Man, Dig-Dug (retro-action), Pole Position (racing) and Galaxian (arcade-shooter). The game offers a high degree of customizability adding further longevity to the gameplay. Despite the dated graphics and sound, these games offer a high degree of playability.
Developer: Namco
, Publisher: Microsoft Games
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Return of Arcade: 20th Anniversary Edition
Developer: Namco
, Publisher: Microsoft Games
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Revenge of Arcade
Compilation of five retro arcade games. The games featured are Mappy, Xevious, Ms. Pac Man and Rally-X. Despite the dated graphics and sound, these games offer a high degree of playability.
Developer: Microsoft Games
, Publisher: Microsoft Games
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Robotron X
3D blaster and update of an arcade classic, Robotron 2084. Set in the future you take the role of a genetically-enhanced human who must face a myriad of robotic foes who have almost wiped out mankind. A variety of high-powered weapons are incorporated into the game. Weapons and powerups are scattered around in-level. The game consists of a numerous increasingly challenging levels. These can be played by two-players by taking turns. A notable feature of the game is the ability to use the joysticks of two controllers at the same time, reproducing the controls of the original arcade game. The game employs retro-styling and 3D graphics which are adequate.
Developer: Player 1
, Publisher: Crave Entertainment
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Rage Racer
Developer: Namco
, Publisher: Namco
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Rampage 2: Universal Tour
Arcade-style action game that first appeared in the arcades. You take the role of a giant monster who embarks on a mission to destroy. You can demolish buildings and stamp on people. Meanwhile, the army and air force fire missiles and use other weapons against you. Powerups are scattered around the levels and the game's simple controls allow you to jump, kick and punch. The aim of the game is to rescue the monsters from the original game, which then become playable. You'll also face an alien invasion.
Developer: Avalanche Software
, Publisher: Midway Games Inc.
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Rampage Through Time
2D scrolling action/party game based on an arcade original. You take the role of one of a selection of giant monsters and embark on a spree of destruction. You can demolish buildings and stamp on people. Powerups are scattered around the levels and the game's simple controls allow you to jump, kick and punch. Additional mini-games similar to Pac Man and Asteroids are also incorporated.
Developer: Midway Games Inc.
, Publisher: Midway Games Inc.
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Rampage: World Tour
Arcade-style action game that first appeared in the arcades. You take the role of a giant monster who embarks on a mission to destroy. You can demolish buildings and stamp on people. At the same time the army and air force fire missiles and use other weapons against you. Powerups are scattered around the levels and the game's simple controls allow you to jump, kick and punch. The game is side-scrolling and employs mainly 2D graphics. It consists of many levels set in various futuristic cities. The game features three playable monsters in all, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. It incorporates many humorous touches.
Developer: Saffire Corporation
, Publisher: Midway Games Inc.
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RayStorm
Developer: Taito
, Publisher: Working Designs
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Ridge Racer
Racing game and one of the early releases on the PlayStation. It was originally an arcade game. Although the game has only one basic track, there are several variants. Races feature 13 cars. The game is known for its high-speed action, arcade-style physics and effective controls. The graphics were advanced at the time of release. There is no multi-player mode.
Developer: Namco
, Publisher: Namco
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Ridge Racer 5
Installment in this highly successful series of racing games, it is the first available for the next generation of consoles. The game offers advanced graphics and more subtle vehicle handling characteristics than the previous games in the series. Vehicles and environments are rendered in great detail and the impressive lighting effects are showcased in the different times of day reproduced.
Developer: Namco
, Publisher: Namco
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Ridge Racer 64
First in this successful series of racing games to appear on the N64. It combines elements from the four games that have been released for the PlayStation. There are several game options including single-player quick-start races and four championships, and a multi-player option for up to four players. A notable addition is the team mode, for multi-player action. It allows groups of two drivers to race as part of a single team.
Developer: Nintendo Software Technology Corporation
, Publisher: Nintendo
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Ridge Racer Revolution
Racing game and follow-up the successful original Ridge Racer. The game offers slightly improved graphics, some new cars to unlock and three new tracks. There are a selection of game options; practice, time trial, normal race/championship and two-player versus mode. There are four cars to choose from at the start of the game and each has distinctive handling characteristics. The game's three tracks are variants of each other, increasing in difficulty. It is also possible to reverse them, adding to the game's replayability value. A good feature of the game is that there are twelve cars participate in each race and races are realistically challenging. The game's graphics and audio are good.
Developer: Namco
, Publisher: Namco
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Rush 2 Extreme Racing USA
Arcade-style racing game and sequel to a successful original. The game combines racing and stunt action. Points awarded for successfully performed tricks. The game features many new additions, better graphics and an improved physics model. There is a good selection of game options including single races, full championship, stunt competitions as well as two-player cooperative, tag and stunt games. Sixteen varied vehicles are available in total, each with their own handling characteristics.
Developer: Atari Games
, Publisher: Midway Games Inc.
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