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<table cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=2 width="100%" border=0><tr><td align=middle background=gameheadback.gif bgColor=#0060a0>Legal Tender Pie in the Sky Software / Froggman, 1993</TD></TR></TABLE>

Rating: Freeware [ Screenshot ]</FONT>Apparently created using Pie in the Sky's old 3D game creation software, Legal Tender is a good example of a 3D shooter that tries hard and has plenty of features, but unfortunately feels like a letdown in the "fun" department. The graphics are average, as are the sounds. There is a story of some sort but I just wasn't interested in it. As previously mentioned, there are some interesting features (like equipping yourself with weapons and an item system) but the overall package doesn't end up being too appealing.

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<table cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=2 width="100%" border=0><tr><td align=middle background=gameheadback.gif bgColor=#0060a0>Line Wars II Safari Software, 1990</TD></TR></TABLE>

Rating: Shareware [ Screenshot ]</FONT>Line Wars was a popular "3D" shooting game that was released long before the advent of modern 3D gaming cards. While its gameplay is quite tame compared to today's standards, it can still be fun. Line Wars II updates the original adding new missions and multiplayer modes. (Multiplayer is achived through a modem or DOS-based network.) The game includes three different missions of varying difficulty.

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<table cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=2 width="100%" border=0><tr><td align=middle background=gameheadback.gif bgColor=#0060a0>Nightmare 3D Gray Design Associates, 1995</TD></TR></TABLE>

Rating: Shareware [ Screenshot ]</FONT>From the creator of Hugo's House of Horrors (see the adventure games page) comes this 3D shooter. It's technical level is about the same as Wolf3D, but it DOES include some cool new stuff. The campy pseudo-horror motif is well done, and generally it's fun to play.

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<table cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=2 width="100%" border=0><tr><td align=middle background=gameheadback.gif bgColor=#0060a0>Operation Body Count Capstone Software, 1994</TD></TR></TABLE>

Rating: Shareware [ Screenshot ]</FONT>Operation Body Count is a 3D shooting game built using a modified version of the Wolfenstein 3D engine. Unfortunately, the game does not offer much in the way of improvements over the basic Wolf3D formula, while at the same time lacking that certain indefinite quality that made Wolf3D so engaging. It features average graphics and sounds, and may be worth playing if you are a fan of 3D games from this era, otherwise you may want to take another spin through Wolf3D instead.

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<table cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=2 width="100%" border=0><tr><td align=middle background=gameheadback.gif bgColor=#0060a0>Terror in Christmas Town Michael Zerbo, 1995</TD></TR></TABLE>

Rating: Shareware [ Screenshot ]</FONT>Ever felt the need to rescue a kidnapped elf who has been captured by a evil polar bear? No, me neither. Yet, in Wolfenstein-like 3D, that's exactly the premise of this game. Although you use heavy weaponry (shotguns and so on) this is not a gory game. The graphics, sounds and gameplay are all fairly basic. The graphics have a mildly winter/Christmas related theme, and there is an inventory system that is a bit more complex than usual in games of this type. Probably worth trying if you enjoy early 3D shooting games.

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<table cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=2 width="100%" border=0><tr><td align=middle background=gameheadback.gif bgColor=#0060a0>Thor's Hammer MVP Software, 1996</TD></TR></TABLE>

Rating: Shareware [ Screenshot ]</FONT>A unique hybrid action/RPG game that features a DOOM/Hexen-like 3D engine. This has all the usual RPG elements (wizards, magic, townsfolk, evil monsters, chests ...) but in a fully 3D world. The graphics are somewhere between Wolfenstein-3D and DOOM in terms of quality. The game does show a lot of care has gone into its construction, from the opening cinema to the townsfolk to the active battle system. (No turn-based stuff here!) Overall a very interesting action/RPG game.

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<table cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=2 width="100%" border=0><tr><td align=middle background=gameheadback.gif bgColor=#0060a0>Tomb Raider Eidos Interactive, 1996</TD></TR></TABLE>

Rating: DEMO! [ Screenshot ]</FONT>The game that made Lara Croft a virtual star, and launched the entire series of Tomb Raider games. The game may seem somewhat bland by today's standards but it was quite popular upon its release, and NOT just because of certain attributes of its star character. One of the first of many 3rd-person 3D shooters. (Note: Press F1 in the game to toggle high resolution mode for better graphics.)

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<table cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=2 width="100%" border=0><tr><td align=middle background=gameheadback.gif bgColor=#0060a0>Wolfenstein 3D iD Software, 1992</TD></TR></TABLE>

Rating: Shareware [ Screenshot ]</FONT>What can I say? The game that started it all, and helped to define what is now one of the most popular computer game genres. If you've never played it (who hasn't?) you should. (Note: This game seems to really hate Win95/98. Run it from straight DOS, or risk having it crash often ... or not work at all.)

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