Police Trainer is a light gun arcade game released by P&P Marketing in 1996. A sequel, Police Trainer 2, was released in 2003.
Players have only three lives to complete six exams in each difficulty. Players can lose lives by either failing to reach a quota, not defusing any C4 or letting the guards hit the player. In order to complete the competition mode, players must lose one life on player 1 and lose one life on the other. If the players fail each mode, they can either try the same mode again or select a different mode. If the players completed each mode, they can select another mode until a difficulty is completed. Each difficulty consists of six stages. Players can put initials after completing the Commissioner difficulty. Shooting the incorrect targets receives a –100 points penalty.
Rail Chase 2 is a 3D rail shooter played from a first-person perspective. It is the sequel to Rail Chase. An organization called the EKKL Empire has abducted the female scientist Mary Bates and forces her to develop weapons for them. Journalist Flint Rickman manages to infiltrate the organization to rescue her. The game starts with the two trying to escape in a rail cart.
While following the rail tracks you have to gun down various enemies soldiers in rail carts, soldiers standing on the side of the track, vehicles and bosses. Occasionally you come across med packs on the side of the rails that can be shot to regain health. Different routes can be taken to escape. The game can be played solo or with a friend.
The idea behind Captain Quazar is simple, from a 3/4 overhead view control the Captain, kill the bad guys and save the day. Everything in this huge galaxy can be blown away, but be careful where you lay waste, because you have to manage your resources to survive.
War has never been as deadly.
Deadly military weapons to pick-up: Pistol, Kalashnikov, Uzi, Assault Rifle, Sub-Machine Gun, Minigun, Flame Thrower, Rocket Launcher, and Grenades to lob!
Six long and challenging missions in different areas of the world with three different terrain types: Desert, Jungle, and City.
Armies of ruthless enemies and vicious end of level guardians that show no mercy!
Heavily armed enemy vehicles and aircraft including tanks, helicopters, trucks, submarines, and jets.
Lots of lead and fun guaranteed.
Alien Trilogy takes many elements from Alien film series, such as face huggers, chest bursters, dog aliens, adult aliens, and Queen aliens. The video game consists of 30 levels and 3 Queen alien bosses. This video game is single player only and has several weapons to choose from.
Two-Tenkaku is a Shoot-'Em-Up game, published by Sony Music Entertainment Incorporated, which was released in Japan in 1995.
Tsutenkaku (Two-Tenkaku) is a tower and well-known landmark of Osaka.
Osaka's other landmarks are used as an inspiration for the levels (Umeda, Shitennou Temple...). Also the bosses are designed as Japanese evil spirits and demons.
Stahlfeder: Tekkou Hikuudan is a vertical shoot'em'up released only in Japan in 1996 for the original Sony Playstation, it has since been re-released for the PSN.
A totally non-linear level, other than needing all three keys to exit, you're free to go anywhere you want. Play on HMP for a Doom-like experience, UV adds the Doom 2 monsters, NTR is real easy. Clear all otherworldly mutants, secure the base, and live to tell another tale.
The monsters have taken over one of our most prized national landmarks. The Hoover Dam has been infested with hell-spawn and it's your job to clean house! Battle your way up and down canyon ledges and caves in this very large, very detailed level. You'll want to stop and enjoy the view as you look up at the majestic Hoover Dam. Just don't stand still too long or you'll be toast! Your final objective is to get to the top of the dam and stop the baddies before they blow it up. Are you up to the task?
Armed with a magic candy cane that shoots jingles and sprinkles, you run around the North Pole gathering gifts, freeing grounded reindeer, and thawing out elves. Beware of the growling abominable snowmen and the menacing grinchy creatures!
One of the last 32X games released (and exclusively in Europe), DarXide is a 3-D space shooter, inspired in part by the arcade gameplay of Asteroids. It is one of the few 32X games to used texture-mapped polygons.
Players control a lone starship rushing to destroy oncoming asteroids and alien vessels before they annihilate defenseless human miners and colonies. Asteroids break apart into smaller rocks, which much also be hunted down and destroyed. Aliens likewise arrive in larger, more dangerous vessels.
The Lost Episodes of Doom is a collection of three eight-level episodes for Doom by Christen Klie and Bob Carter. It takes place on the Jovian moons Callisto and Io, and on Jupiter itself. It was a commercial product and was included on a 3.5" floppy disk that was sold with a 246-page book that details the levels. The book is written by Jonathan Mendoza with some notes by both map designers.
The book was published by Sybex in January 1995.
Nostromo's Run takes place in an isolated station aboard some alien planet. The base was used for fighter training and mutant entertainment and features a large arena. Humans were being brought to this pleasure ground for the mutants amusement.