Review of Nancy Drew Stay Tuned for Danger Deluxe

I realize that the software geniuses at HerInteractive originally created the Nancy Drew mystery games for girls...but, uh...even though I'm over 30, I just can't help myself! Stay Tuned for Danger is completely amazing! It'ssuch a thrill to pretend you're Nancy Drew and try to think like a masterdetective. There's endless puzzles to solve and clues to look for. Butwatch out for mind-boggling twists, turns and surprises--they'll keep youoccupied for hours! You truly have to see the dynamite 3D graphics tobelieve it! Each room you enter is designed and decorated with exquisitedetail. You'll also love the music and captivating dialogue between thecharacters. Beware of only one thing: you may get hooked! Everyone willLOVE this game! (I'm trying to tear my husband away from it as wespeak...he's been playing the game now for 8 straight hours!)



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Review of Theme Park (Jewel Case)

I originally bought this game for a 486/66Mhz computer.It ran in a DOS prompt, but I could never get my game to save.Worse yet, I tried running it on a newer 400 Mhz machine and the game ran too fast.It was as if the entire game was running in double fast forward.The game has little value if you can't run it.

The game itself is fun.ThemePark is the predecessor of Sim Themepark (aka Themepark World), which in turn is the predecessor of Sim Coaster.The graphics are pretty much the same, except you can't walk around your park like you can in the other two.You can still ride all your rides, but the number and theme of the rides is far more limited than in Sim Themepark and Sim Coaster.

Overall, if you want to run a themepark, buy Sim Themepark (Sim Coaster isn't much different, and Sim Themepark is cheaper) or Rollercoaster Tycoon.Both are worth the money, and they will actually run on your computer.



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Review of SimCity 2000 Special Edition (Jewel Case)

SimCity 2000 has been around for awhile, but don't let that hold you back from buying it, especially at this price. Although not as graphically beautiful as SimCity 3000, it is considerably more playable and almost as detailed. In addition to the ability to design and build your own city, something that can be endlessly fascinating, there are several interesting scenarios good for an hour or two of play. Also, this game is well worth your consideration if you have an older computer. It runs beautifully on everything from a 486-66 up.

If you haven't played SimCity 2000 yet, you owe it to yourself to check out the game I firmly believe was Maxis' finest creation.



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Review of Deer Hunt Challenge (Jewel Case)

With dozens of ways to hunt tropht bucks: Tracking, tree stands, blinds, calls, scents, rifles, shotguns and bows you'll never get bored. You cant walk through miles of highly detailed environments and hunt whitetail, blacktail and mule deer. There are over 100 ways to customize youre weopons and over 30 classic hunting scenarios. If you love action.....this game has lots of it.



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Review of Real Pool (Jewel Case)

This old man just got a new Dell computer and wanted a pool & billiard game since I've played most of my life. I also play in a BCA league. After I got use to it, I found it very helpfull & it had most of the games I wanted. Just a lot of fun when I need to get away from the grind of daily life. Thanks; Wm.Frank Anders



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Review of Rocky Mountain Trophy Hunter 2: Above the Treeline (Jewel Case)

(Bang!)Got a bear.(Bang!)Got a deer.(Bang!)Got an elk.It's a trophy a minute with this game, so you don't want to miss out.The funnest part is that it actually resembles real life to a degree that it's almost to be considered real hunting.The realism is present here, but strongly lacks in the previous version.



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