7 janvier 200213 janvier 2002
10JANVPour Half-Life
Starting with a black sequence, it’s clear you were in some medical distress. Fortunately, the HEV did what it was supposed to do: protect and heal you. Waking up being guarded by Assassins, seems the least of your troubles. Pick up the crooked crowbar, go about your usual day: creating mayhem and destruction!
A group of insane activists called the "Internet Salvation Force" has invaded a school, taking all servers and workstations as hostages. They don't care of human hostages so all the personnel have been told to leave. As the BOFH, you arrive late at work, and find the building unusually quiet...
Shooter
9JANVForget about car races. Now, encouraged by a cheering crowd and the wild commentaries of Lance Boyle, you will be piloting vessels specially conceived for speed and combat, in environments that change with each race. Instead of a being given a low-powered shotgun, the player is provided with a lean machine built for speed and war at their fingertips.. In a totally wild virtual universe, the hallucinogenic projection of what TV will be showing in the future, it's a unique game that re-creates both a spectacular race, and a great first person shooter. Cynical presenter Lance Boyle is at the helm of sending out brave drivers in a daredevil challenges. All the ships are modular and according to your results, you will be able to personalise them. Different modules are available to improve the engine characteristics, including the battle armour and the weapons. Fasten your seat belts...
Racing
9JANVPour Half-Life
After fighting your way across Xen and escaping in a rocket, you are captured and imprisoned aboard an Earth vessel full of grunts, lead by the our old friend the G-Man. What happens next? I’m afraid that’s up to you. Good luck. You’ll need it.
Shooter
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