This page is always under
construction.
It will be updated monthly.
Most of the games available on
this page come from Happy Puppy. The reason I have put them on my
homepage is because I wanted to make it easyer for everybody to
get the best games availeble today. And I mean only the best games available.
Most of the
following games are for Windows 95 and require Miscrosoft's DIRECTX technology to be installed
on your computer. Get the full DirectX 2.0 drivers by clicking right here.
Now go and
get some games:
Destruction Derby 2 
Demolition Derby was cool. Now there's
Demolition Derby 2. And it's evn cooler. The point of the game is
to race for first (of course) but along the way, you have to hit
other cars to get points. The spectacular crashes and the slight
realism experienced in this game, make it a winner. The shareware
contains one level. No options are available. Gameplay can only be
320 X 200 vga graphics. Registered version can be played in svga
640 X 480.
Minumum Requirements: Pentium, 8MG RAM, SVGA (in full version).
Sonic CD
Ever though if you could play Sonic The
Hedgehog on your computer? The people at Sega decided to make it
possible for you to play your favorite Sega games on your
computer. In this case Sonic CD has been converted for the
computer. Play this cool shareware version in both vga and svga
version. One whole level (made of three sequences) is available.
The full version features over 60 levels.
Minimum Requirements: 486 DX 100, 8MB RAM, VGA or SVGA, WIN 95.
Daytona USA
If you ever played the arcade version of
this game, you probably remember that it was one of the best car
racing games you have ever played. Here is another conversion
from Sega. This is a race for first type of game. The demo ony
let's you play on the bigginer track. The full version has all
three trcks available. The tracks only differ from difficulty.
Basicly, it is a one trck racing game.
Minimum Requirements: P90, 8MB RAM, SVGA, SOUND BLASTER, WIN95.
Sega Rally Championchip:
Originating from the Sega Saturn, this
is a 1 track demo in the forest. Cool visual effects as well as
sound effects make this game real fun to play. Realistic car
detail and steering gives you in your face action of how real
rally racing is. Feautures include 2 view mode and the option to
choose between 320X240 and 640X480 resolution. You can choose
full screen or not. Good for people which don't have computers
good enough for 640X480 play because you can select to play 320X240 in
a window giving good detail, good resolution at a fast, very
fast, speed!
Minimum Requirements: P60, 16MB RAM, VGA, WIN 95.
Recommended Requirements: P133, 16MB RAM, 2MB SVGA CARD, WIN 95. (For full screen 640X480)
Duke Nukem 3D: 
If you haven't heard about Duke Nukem
yet, then let me tell you that your are DEAF. This is the coolest
3D game ever made. In 1992, the was Wolfenstein, in 1994, there
was DooM and kickin' in in 1996, there is Duke Nukem 3D. The demo version
contains the first episode as well as five out of 10 weapons.
This demo also allows network play although it is limited to 15
minutes. Full version contains 3 episodes (Atomic Edition
contains 4) as well as many more monsters and cof course cool new
bosses with ending sequences. It is a shame not to have Duke
Nukem. But it's not a shame to have the shareware. Get it now!
Minimum Requirements: 486 DX4
100, 8 RAM, VGA, DOS. (For 320X240 play)
Recommended Requirements: P100, 16
RAM, 1MB SVGA, DOS. (For full screen 640X480 play)
The really good thing about Duke 3D
is that it has very complex 3D level design as well as many many
textures yet, you don't need a power computer to play the game in
full screen 640X480. The recommended configuration is all that you
will need!
Madden '97
Madden '97 football is one of the coolest sport games I have
seen. Very realistic player moves as well as good play control
make this game really cool. All the teams available in full
version; only 2 in this demo. Some options that u can have is terrain
conditions (normal, muddy, rainy and snowy) and other things that
I don't know becuase it's been a while that I have downloaded the
game and played it. This is
another game that had good graphical
tectures and that doens't require a power computer to run.
However, it doens't run on a 486 for the reason that the game
only runs in SVGA and SVGA graphics do not display well and fast
enough (and sometimes not at all) on a 486. This is the ultimate
game for all of you football fans out there so got get the
shareware of Madden NFL '97 today!
Minimum Requirements: Pentium 75
(100 would be a little better) with 8MB RAM and 1MB SVGA CARD.
Monster Truck Madness: 
This is probably the first Monster Truck racing game and the
most realistic one too. Extremely good detail gives you almost
photo realistic graphics quality if your computer is good enough.
The demo lets you choose between 2 cars, 3 difficulties and 1
track. The bad thing about Monster Truck Madness is that it
requires a power computer to play and, as other racing games too,
sucks if played in 320X480 resolution. If you don't have a
Pentium 100 or higher, it is not worth it to download this game.
Another thing is that you cannot change the window size forcing
you to play full screen. Modem play available in demo.
Minimum Requirements: Pentium
100, 16MB RAM, 1MB SVGA, WIN 95.
Recommended Requirements: Pentium
166, 24MB RAM, 2MB SVGA, WIN 95.
I REPEAT, do not download if your
computer is lower then a Pentium 100.
The Need For Speed: 
(I can't find a link to download TNFS. If
you know one, e-mail me)
TNFS is the coolest car racing game I have seen so far. The
realism of this game is very good and the spectacular crashes you
can do will blow you away. The NET shareware demo contains one
track (Autumn Valley) and one car ( Dodge Viper). It is worth to
download the net demo for a little preview but the real shareware
version is available in stores for it is too big. This is a cool
game which doen't need a power computer either. Runs full speed
on a P90, 16MB RAM, 1MB SVGA in 640X480 at 50% window size. Modem
and network play not available in shareware.Do
not download if your computer il less then a Pentium 75. The game
looks cheap in 320Z240 resolution as all the other car racing
games do in lo-res.
Minumum Requirements: P75, 16MB
RAM, SVGA, DOS.
Recommended Requirements: P120, 16MB
RAM, 1MB SVGA, DOS. (For full screen
640X480 play)
Road Rash: 
Originating from the 3DO, Road Rash is a cool motorcycle
kombat/race game. Make your way to finish line while kickin' your
opponents around and avoiding the cops. Very fun to play. Game
isn't too much system demanding for it runs full screen, full
speed at 640X480 on a Pentium 90 with 16 MB RAM.
Minimum Requirements: P75, 16MB RAM, 1Mb SVGA, WIN 95.
Quake:
While many of you were waiting for a
sequel to DooM 2 and expecting DooM 3 or something, Id Software
went a big step forwards. Creating a totally new 3D engine with
way more complexity, the detail in this game is incredibly nice
and spooky. The monsters look quite realistic for what they
really are. The sounds of Quake are superb and extremely gory.
All together, this game kicks ass. The shareware lets you play
the first episode. I am not sure but I think that you have all
the weapons in the shareware version because in total
there are 7. Even though this game's
enhanced graphics engine is very sophisticated and complex, you
don't require a super computer to play. Running the game in full
detail mode (360X480) on a Pentium 90 with 16MB RAM and 1 MG SVGA
will give you full speed if you set the screen size to about 45%.
If you think about it right now, you will say that it's a lot but
once you see how realisctic the 3D engine is, you'll believe me.
Shareware version contains the 1st episode and also let's you
play a modem game and a network game.
Minimum Requirements: P75, 16MB RAM, VGA, DOS.
Recommended Requirements: Pentium 150, 32 RAM, 2MB SVGA, DOS. (That's if you want your eyes to bleed)
Tomb Raider: 
Tomb Raider is a very scary 3rd person 3D shooter. This
game is extremely realistic and has high quality graphics that will
surely blow you away. I don't know the goal of this game. All I
know it that you're a female trying to escape from somewhere.
You've got 2 guns at the beggining. You'll need to make your way
through wolves, bears, bats and other living beats that will
attempt to stop you from going wherever you have to go. This game
is very scary and really worth it to download if you have a
Pentium 120+ with 24MB RAM and 2MB SVGA graphic card. It will run
on a P90 but you cannot change the window size neither play in
VGA making it frustrating to play because of the slow frame rate.
Mimimum Requirements: P75, 16MB
RAM, SVGA, DOS. (Not worth it)
Recommended Requirement: P120, 24MB RAM, 2MB
SVGA, DOS. (You'll be so scared,
you'll piss in your pants)
Fifa Soccer 97: 
This game is definitely the most realistic soccer game I have
ever seen. Fifa Soccer 97 features motion captured animation
making this game so real, you'll think it's you out there on the
field. Just look at that pic and you'll see what I'm talkin'
about. The demo feutures the option to choose between two teams.
I don't know anything more about it (like how fast the game plays
on computers) because I havn't downloaded it yet but as soon as I
will I'll have a more descent description.
Minimum Requirements: P75, 8MB,
SVGA. (For MS-DOS play)
Recommended Requirements: P90, 16MB, DirectX (SVGA). (For Win95 play)
That's all for now. This page gets updated
once a month so come back later to get the newest & coolest
games. Remember that you need DirectX to play
the Windown 95 games do go get it now.
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