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Activision Game Vault Volume 3 |
| $19.95 |
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(Win95/98/Me/XP) (Retail) (VAULT3PR) |
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Publisher: Activision
Games
Featuring Four Classic Activision
Game Compilations
In the early- to mid-1980s, the Atari 2600 game console and
the Commodore 64 computer housed the best games in the world, bar none. And
Activision was there from Day One, cranking out Pitfall!, Kaboom! and dozens of
the most hypnotizing games ever made. Now Activision's Game Vault 3 for Windows
95 -- jam-packed with dozens of Atari 2600 and Commodore 64 games -- challenges
you set new high scores on your favorites and master the games you may never
have tried before. Imagine 57 killer 2600 and C64 games -- hundreds of hours of
gameplay that would cost you hundreds of dollars. Imagine playing all these
games on a single, convenient platform. Imagine no more ... Game Vault 3 packs
a mega-game whallop for small change.
Activision's Atari 2600 Action Pack
Rediscover 15 original Atari 2600
video games - now for your PC. It's video-game mania revisited with gameplay
that's as timeless as sore thumbs and unfinished homework... Relive the
pithopping, river raiding, bomb-catching hours of your youth.
Action Pack 1 gets the ball rolling with some heavy hitters,
including:
- Pitfall!: take on the swinging vines, bottomless pits,
crocodiles and scorpions in the original, old-school action-adventure
- Kaboom!: dare to be the bomb squad -- catch quickly
dropping bombs before they hit the deck
- River Raid: pilot your B1 StratoWing Assault Jet to
break the enemy (Soviet?) blockade before their troops change your
lifestyle
- H.E.R.O.: negotiate a twisted maze of underground mine
shafts as you battle flowing lava and dangerous creatures on your way to rescue
trapped miners
| Atari 2600
Action Pack includes these 15 classic bestsellers of the video game era: |
| Boxing |
Freeway |
Pitfall! |
| Chopper Command |
Frostbite |
River Raid |
| Cosmic Commuter |
Grand Prix |
Seaquest |
| Crackpots |
H.E.R.O. |
Sky Jinks |
| Fishing Derby |
Kaboom! |
Spider Fighter |
Activision's Atari 2600 Action Pack 2
The video-blast from the past is
back with 15 pulse-pounding video games for your PC. Rediscover the fun of
fighting off hordes of alien ships, drag-racing against the clock and skating
for that winning goal. And now no one can tell you to stop - not even Mom!
Activision's Atari Action Pack 2 continues the retromania
with:
- Barnstorming: pilot a biplane through wild obstacle
courses on your way to setting speed records
- Keystone Kapers: the original hot pursuit game where
Keystone Kelly chases the hoodlum Harry Hooligan all across the city
- Megamania: a mission through the outer reaches of space
to battle wicked alien foes and a dozen other games that take you from
barnyards and race tracks to underwater and outer space
| Atari 2600
Action Pack 2 features the following 15 video game classics: |
| Atlantis |
Ice Hockey |
Plaque Attack |
| Barnstorming |
Keystone Kapers |
River Raid II |
| Dolphin |
Laser Blast |
Skiing |
| Dragster |
Megamania |
Stampede |
| Enduro |
Oink |
Tennis |
Activision's Atari 2600 Action Pack 3
Renew your license to thrill with
these all-time favorites. Twelve sweat-producing, pulse-inducing games from
your recent past have returned to knock your socks off - again. Get your gaming
instinct back in shape with the next breakthrough in classic entertainment.
Action Pack 3 rounds out the Activision archive of Atari
2600 games with
- Breakout: the all-time classic strategic twitch
game
- Night Driver: the darkest road you'll ever see -- road
stripes alone lay out your path
- Combat: the comprehensive wargame, where you operate a
tank, biplane or jet in head-to-head battle through mine-riddled battlegrounds
| Atari 2600
Action Pack 3 contains 12 classic video game favorites: |
| Breakout |
Double Dragon |
Space War |
| Canyon Bomber |
Night Driver |
Starmaster |
| Checkers |
Pressure Cooker |
Title Match Pro Wrestling |
| Combat |
Private Eye |
Yars' Revenge |
Activision's Commodore 64 15 Pack
Over four million users made the
Commodore 64 the premier gaming platform and a home hacker's first love.
Jam-packed with arcade action, exciting adventure and mind-bending puzzles,
this collection contains the absolute best from computer game history.
Forget about the cassette-tape drive -- Activision has put
together 15 top Commodore 64 titles that you can simply plug into your Windows
95 machine and get crankin'. With its massive 64K of memory power, the
Commodore 64 was the bomb circa 1984. Activision made the games that made the
C64 -- and here they are, in Activision's Commodore 64 15-Pack. You'll relive
why the C64 changed what we thought computer games could be, with such
standouts as:
- Hacker: Infiltrate an international network of espionage
and nuclear secrecy just like a true-to-life high-tech burglar: via your
computer and without any instructions
- Beamrider: one of the first 3-D action games, where
spaceships battle on a grid of obstacles and laser blasts
- Portal: You return to earth after years in space, only
to find that humanity has disappeared and only a computer's database contains
the answers to the mystery
- Little Computer People: Think you're responsible? This
game gives you an e-house complete with a tiny occupant, who you must keep
nourished, entertained and well read lest he die.
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Activision's Commodore 64 15 Pack revives the original computer game
masters: |
| Alcazar |
Little Computer People |
Top Fuel Eliminator |
| Beamrider |
Master of the Lamps |
Toy Bizarre |
| Decathlon |
Park Patrol |
Web Dimension |
Ther Great American Cross-Country Road Race |
Portal |
Zenji |
| Hacker |
Rock N' Bolt |
Zone Ranger |
Requirements:
486DX2/66 MHz, 100% Windows 95 compatible system, 8 MB RAM,
double speed CD-ROM drive, 15MB uncompressed hard drive space, 256 color SVGA
(640x480) VESA Local Bus or PCI with 1 MB RAM (Note: screen resolutions with
more than 256 colors are not supported), 100% Sound Blaster compatible sound
card, 100% Windows 95 compatible mouse (joystick or gamepad supported, but
optional).
Tested OK on Windows XP.
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