A Middle Eastern madman has begun launching rockets against innocent civilian population centers. The United Nations has deemed this behavior unacceptable and the secretary-general has ordered a surgical strike in an effort the curb these attacks. To that end, you are to pilot the most advanced war vehicle devised to date-- a heavily armored and armed hovercraft.

Surgical Strike is an on-rails action shooter game that takes place against a full motion video backdrop depicting chaotic, war-ravaged cityscapes. You are to pilot the hovercraft, fire either bullets or rockets at opportune moments, and issue turn directives at key junctures. Miss a cue and another precious military hovercraft will be toast and you'll be chewed out by your superior officer and peers alike.

CART Fury is one of Midway's more realistic arcade racing titles. It features the Championship Auto Racing Teams license, championship drivers including Jimmy Vasser and Michael Andretti, and actual CART race courses such as Chicago Motor Speedway and Surfers Paradise, Australia. The game is similar to the Cruis'n and Thunder series with its checkpoints and fantasy tracks, except that you have a Boost Meter you use to get ahead of the other drivers. If you complete a lap within a designated time, you get Superboost--a trail of fire to leave the other drivers in the dust!

The different modes in the PS2 version are Arcade, Simulator, Season, Sub-Games, and Driving 101. Frantic sub-games include a time trial/practice mode and "Last Man Standing," appropriately named because your opponents will try wear you down! In addition, there are 12 secret cars, and you can watch unlocked cinema scenes in the Danny Sullivan Theater.

CART Fury is one of Midway's more realistic arcade racing titles. It features the Championship Auto Racing Teams license, championship drivers including Jimmy Vasser and Michael Andretti, and actual CART race courses such as Chicago Motor Speedway and Surfers Paradise, Australia. The game is similar to the Cruis'n and Thunder series with its checkpoints and fantasy tracks, except that you have a Boost Meter you use to get ahead of the other drivers. If you complete a lap within a designated time, you get Superboost--a trail of fire to leave the other drivers in the dust!

The different modes in the PS2 version are Arcade, Simulator, Season, Sub-Games, and Driving 101. Frantic sub-games include a time trial/practice mode and "Last Man Standing," appropriately named because your opponents will try wear you down! In addition, there are 12 secret cars, and you can watch unlocked cinema scenes in the Danny Sullivan Theater.

A gang of commandos have been sent to eliminate the ruthless General Yuri Nienov, who is bent on waging war against the free world. Before starting, the player selects a commando each with his own unique traits.

The game is played either in first or third-person mode. To go through a level, the player must follow red arrows to the level objective in a limited amount of time. Time is gained by from pickups mainly from enemies. There also weapon and health pickups available. Enemy presence is indicated on the radar If the player's health is depleted, a life is lost. They player has four lives. At the end of a level, a boss enemy must to eliminated to progress to the next one. To access the final level, the player will need to collect pentabolt keys from levels one to six, otherwise they will not get the true ending of the game.