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What starts in the city is settled in the canyons as Need for Speed Carbon immerses you into the world's most dangerous and adrenaline-filled form of street racing. You and your crew must race in an all-out war for the city, risking everything to take over your rivals' neighborhoods one block at a time. As the police turn up the heat, the battle ultimately shifts to Carbon Canyon, where territories and reputations can be lost on every perilous curve. Need for Speed Carbon delivers the next generation of customization giving you the power to design and tweak your crew's cars in every way using the ground-breaking new Autosculpt technology. Represent your car class, your crew, and your turf in Need for Speed Carbon, the next revolution in racing games.

Spider-Man, the classic comic book co-created by Stan Lee, is now a major motion picture. This conversion of the movie to the video game world takes the major storyline, characters and artwork of the Spider-Man movie and adds a lengthy backstory and new characters.

The Green Goblin is the main villain here, and as Peter Parker you must defy gravity using your spider crawl, web-slinging and spider-sense abilities to track down Spidey's nemesis through the skyscapers of New York City.

The major inclusion for this title over the previous Spider-Man series (on PlayStation, also by Activision) is aerial combat. Attack the enemy mid-air while web-slinging, rise and descend while swinging and banking around buildings create a greater emphasis on Spidey's greatest asset, the spider web.

Play as man or beast in Peter Jackson's King Kong: The Official Game of the Movie. You can be King Kong or Jack Driscoll as you follow a story based on the movie. Peter Jackson, the director of the 2005 movie, also took an active role in developing the game, which expands upon the movie's storyline, adding new creatures and locations. The game employs a cinematic style that makes the game more immersive and less like a traditional video game.

Dare to Dream is a first-person graphic adventure game which was released in episodes. Tyler, the main character, is caught in his dreams. Pieces of imagination and memory mix together, and beneath his happy thoughts an evil darkness looms. Though your path may appear strange at times, remember that nothing here can hurt you. Well, almost nothing.Dare to dream is based around use-item-on-location puzzles, distinguishing itself with the surreality of the environment. In Volume 2, Tyler finds himself forced to return to the world of his dreams, in order to confront the growing darkness inside of him.

Combat Tanks is a fun 2D tank combat game. You must destroy all the enemies and go on to the next level. You can play by yourself or against a friend on the same PC.Enemies include tanks (obviously), bazooka toting infrantry, bomber planes, and death choppers.Its distributed as shareware, and in the unregistered version the death chopper comes after you until you register the game (see screenshots).Also see the links for a place to download the game.

Borrowing certain gameplay conventions from Qix, JezzBall presents another scenario forcing the player to divide and conquer a 2D playfield by whittling away slivers of it until it is at only 25% (or less) of its original size.The complicating factor here are balls, more with every level, bouncing off the edges of the continuous playfield and, incidentally, quite lethal to the player's marker, only tangible while in the act of diminishing the playfield by marking off areas no longer to be used. The player can choose to trim horizontal or vertical segments -- depending on which axis they expect the bouncing ball to intercept soonest -- and the boring apparatus used fires off in opposite directions simultaneously, meaning the cross-section generally starts being cut from the middle and works its way toward the outside edges... all while keeping an eye on how close those balls are bouncing.The apparatus is slow, and until the entire cross-section is completed, its entire span is at risk of being hit. The two sides of the dividing sweep are independent from each other, so if one side is intercepted by a ball while in the process of trimming, the other side continues unabated, resulting in a half-complete division.This game became famous after being distributed as part of the Microsoft Entertainment Pack 4 of Windows 3.x games, returning in the Best of Microsoft Entertainment Pack.

You are MicroMan, stuck inside a computer. You must run, jump, and shoot your way out. Along the way are cannons, a variety of mechanized enemies, ladders, invisible bricks, three different weapon upgrades, a super jump ability, a shield, moving platforms, platforms that fade in and out of existence, transporters, a mirror room and bottomless pits.

MicroMan was made by the author of WAP (Windows Animation Package) in order to demonstrate the abilities of that WAP Windows 3.1 game engine. The game was so popular that the author went on to make the shareware release of The Adventures of MicroMan, which has completely new level designs.

An graphic adventure from a first-person point of view, run in Windows, rather than the usual DOS of the time. Tyler, the main character, is caught in his dreams. Wandering the streets of his dream world, his has to pick up and put to use things that would not normally be used in adventure games of its time, like dirty underwear or sewage. But don't think this is a gross or childish game. While it isn't tremendously challenging or diverse (the play control is very similar to that of Myst), it is still very original. And as Tyler discovers something terribly wrong with the state of his dreams, he must also find a way to escape, which is only half the fun.

You are MicroMan, stuck inside a computer. You must run, jump, and shoot your way out. Along the way are cannons, enemies, ladders, invisible bricks, powerups, and more! You can gain the ability to get heat-seeking bullets, to jump higher, to fire 3 shots at once and more! Large bosses appear once in a while.The registered version consists of 2 episodes: Adventure 1: Crazy Computers Adventure 2: Savage Stones The shareware version contains Adventure 1: Crazy Computers only. The original freeware/demo release titled only MicroMan was later reworked into the first episode of The Adventures Of MicroMan.

In Bad Toys, you are a factory man sent to destroy "toys" who have gone berserk and are getting smarter by the second. Venturing through this factory, you will find toys of clowns, pac-mans, and smiley faces. You will also find weapons of all sorts including pistols and shotguns.This Game has 3 levels in the shareware and apparently 2 more if you posses the full game.