WarGames
$19.95		(Win95/98/Me) (Retail) (WARGAMESPR)

MGM Interactive

Game

ESRB Rating: Teen

The War Begins in 2003....

You recently purchased a Protovision action-strategy game called WarGames, whose neatest feature is the ability to play against other opponents in real-world scenarios at any time of the day or night. When you started a new game, you encountered a flaw that connected you to a government simulator in which all of the moves you made were echoed in the real world with live ammunition, military vehicles and troops. This mistake could have happened as a result of the recent top-secret work of Joshua Information Systems, Protovision's parent company, to provide war strategy programs to the Department of Defense. There must be some link somewhere...Your skill at WarGames will have effects all over the world. You must stop the opposing WOPR (War Operation Programmed Response) forces in a variety of missions before they destroy the major cities and military sites. If you lose, you can kiss your computer, that special someone and all your buddies goodbye. Good luck.

An Overview

Twenty years after the WOPR computer almost started World War III, it has grown further and learned more. It has concluded that a nuclear exchange is now unlikely and ultimately inefficient, so more conventional warfare must be used. Its goal is to stop all war across the globe with a simple, logical notion: Destroy the entire human military machine, and war will cease forever.

WarGames can be played from either side. Control the NORAD (North American Air Defense Command) global forces to defend humanity from WOPR's twisted logic and tyrannical desires. You can also take the reins of the most technologically advanced force ever conceived as you control the WOPR mechanized forces in the noble goal of saving humanity from itself.

Requirements:

IBM-PC or compatible, Pentium 133MHz CPU, 16 MB RAM, 4X CD-ROM Drive, 16 bit SVGA video (DirectX compatible), 100% Soundblaster, Compatible/Direct Sound, Compatible Sound Card, Windows 95 or 98, 52 MB Hard Drive Space for network play, Mouse or trackball.

Supports most direct 3-D Cards including: 3Dfx Chip set, Orchid righteous 3D, Diamond Monster 3D, Voodoo 1 , 2 and Rush, 3D Labs Permedia 2, ATI Rage Pro, Nvidia Riva 12S, Rendition Verite 2200, Note that 32 MB RAM is required to run with these boards.

Recommended: IBM-PC or compatible, Pentium 166MHz CPU, 32MB RAM, Eight speed CD-ROM drive, 16 bit SVGA accelerated video (DirectX compatible), 100% SoundBlaster compatible/ Direct Sound Compatible Sound Card, Windows 95/98/Me, 52 MB Hard Drive space for network play.

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