Survival instinct makes way for a knight in shining armor

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Four recent action games feature female protaganists. Dino Crisis earned the highest marks for its lead, Regina. She is a capable, but vulnerable, woman, with an athletic appearance. No One Lives Forever is noteworthy for its sense of humor. The last two games, Alien Resurrection and Tomb Raider: Chronicles are workmanlike efforts, but the game characters Ripley and Lara were either too distant or too slick looking. Alien Resurretion is available for Playstation only; No One Lives Forever is PC only; the others can be played on Sega, Sony or Windows machines.

Statistical Data Included, Dino Crisis (Action game), No One Lives Forever (Action game), Alien Resurrection (Action game), Tomb Raider Chronicles (Adventure game)

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Wreaking havoc behind the wheel

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Four new computer games have been published, varying in price from $39.95 to $49.99 and all involve vehicle driving. 'Twisted Metal: Black' is published by Sony Computer Entertainment America and is played on the Sony PlayStation 2; '18 Wheeler: American Pro Trucker' and 'Crazy Taxi 2' are both published by Sega to be played on Dreamcast and 'World's Scariest Police Chases' is published by Activision and played on the Sony PlayStation.

Japan, Twisted Metal: Black (Action game), Crazy Taxi 2 (Action game), 18 Wheeler American Pro Trucker (Simulation game), World's Scariest Police Chases (Simulation game)

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After so many fantasies, back to reality

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Sudden Strike is the name of a new computer wargame published by Strategy First. The game's setting is World War II Europe. It sells for $39.95 and works on Windows 95, 98, 2000 and Me. America, a new computer wargame set in the Old West and published by Data Becker sells for $29.95 and works on Windows 95, 98, 2000 and Me. Both games are for people of all ages.

Strategy First, DATA BECKER CORP, Sudden Strike (Wargame)

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