The year is 2006--it's the 225th anniversary of Los Angeles and gang warfare has reached an all-time high. Three gangs are engaged in a vicious battle for dominance and it's up to you and your LA SWAT team to restore order and protect the city streets.

SWAT 4 combines fast-paced action, 24-person multiplayer mode, more than 150 characters, and many new configurable weapons. You choose the amount of force that you feel is necessary to defend the innocent and suppress hostilities--there's no room for mistakes.

From Clive Barker, the maker of the Hellraiser movies, comes a first person shooter horror game.

The year is 1899 and Jeremiah Covenant and his four younger sibling have unleashed true horror on the world by reading aloud a dark ritual at the island of the four stones. Now it is years later and as Patrick Galloway, you must unravel the undying curse of the Covenant family.

Undying is brought to life using a heavily modified version of Epic's Unreal Tournament engine, and only the most discriminating eye will be able to note any similarities between it and other Unreal-powered games of the past.

Size: 2.87GB
For nearly 3000 years the astronaut Perry Rhodan, who has become immortal through a cell activator, has controlled the fate of his people, when suddenly an explosion shakes the centre of the Terranian Power. During this explosion Perry Rhodans immediate confidante Mondra is kidnapped by extraterrestrial combat robots. Alone he tries to find the true reasons for the irruption as well as the manipulators behind the conspiracy.

Game features:

* More than 120 movie-like scenes and more than 50 fully animated real-time characters with facial expressionand lip-sync voiceovers. Each picture is brought to life through countless, real-time effect animations
* All appearing 3D objects are fully enlightened by numerous light sources that make the scenes appear absolutely movie-like

In 1997, a band of developers that would come to be known as Rockstar North and Rockstar Games released the original Grand Theft Auto on an unsuspecting public. The groundbreaking non-linear urban crime game shook up a complacent game industry with its irreverent gameplay, humor and style- and a phenomenon was born.

Road Rash has long been a favorite among those gamers with a penchant for blood and speed.
Originally released for the Sega Genesis earlier, the first version sported unprecedented graphics and action that was fast enough to give the player a real adrenaline rush.

No other motorcycle game before Road Rash had been this realistic, and certainly none had incorporated combat. Each of RR's many incarnations since has offered graphic improvements upon the original and has taken advantage of the varied platforms' power, but all have failed to be as inspiring as they could have been.