Tera
Hardware: PC
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Titolo originale:Tera: La Cité des Crânes
Year: 1986 Loriciels
Genre: Adventure - RPG 3D
Description:
In the first-person role-playing adventure, Tera: La Cité des Crânes (Tera:
The City of Skulls), you should bring order and harmony to the world on the
planet Amarande the Black. Once prosperous, it is now divided among three
forces: technology, which incorporates all that was invented by engineers;
transcendence, whose power relies on priests and vestal; and magic, whose temple
is buried in the depths of the City of Skulls.
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Teresa house guest
Hardware: PC
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Titolo originale:Teresa - House Guest
Year: 1993 Interactive Girls Club
Genre: Adventure - Point & Click - ADULT
Description:
In this installment of Interactive Girls Club>, you encounter Teresa
(played by British pornographic actress Teresa May).
Visiting office type party, you met a beautiful girl from overseas. It's her
birthday tomorrow, but she has no place to sleep to this time. Being a
gentleman, you invite her to your apartment.
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Teresa house guest (aga)
Hardware: AMIGA
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Titolo originale:Teresa - House Guest (AGA)
Year: 1995 Interactive Girls
Genre: Adventure - Point & Click - ADULT
LAng: English
Disks: 4
Version: Commercial, OCS, PAL
description:
In this installment of Interactive Girls Club, you encounter Teresa (played by
British pornographic actress Teresa May)
Visiting office type party, you met a beautiful girl from overseas. It's her
birthday tomorrow, but she has no place to sleep to this time. Being a
gentleman, you invite her to your apartment.
The game is made for adults, and it includes many explicit nude scenes with
female protagonist.
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Terminal invaders
Hardware: VIC20
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Titolo originale:Terminal Invaders
Year: 1982 Terminal
Genre: Shooter - Space Invaders
Lang: English
Version: Commercial, key
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Terminal terror
Hardware: PC
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Titolo originale:Terminal Terror
Year: 1994 Expert Software
Genre: Shooter - FPS
Version: Commercial, DOS
Description:
Terminal Terror is the sequel to Lethal Tender. Once again you step in the
shoes of super spy/army-of-one hero Nick Hunter and this time around your mission
is to take back into custody the international terrorist Bruno Riggs who has
escaped jail thanks to the aid of a new terrorist cell that has some nasty plans
in store for the world.
Gameplay evolves from the straightforward Doom-cloned FPS action of the original
and introduces a lot of innovative features that were surprisingly ahead of it's
day for a FPS, such as branching and optional missions, stealth-oriented sequences
which make use of non-lethal weapons and a stealth meter (named as the "profile")
which allow you to avoid detection based on your current speed, readied weapon,
etc.
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Terminal velocity
Hardware: PC
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Titolo originale:Terminal Velocity
Year: 1995 U.S. Gold
Genre: Shooter - FPS
Input: key, mouse, joy, pad
Media: 3,5" floppy disk, cdrom, download
Graphics: SuperVGA, VGA
Sound: Gravis Ultrasound, Pro Audio Spectrum, Sound Blaster
Description:
Terminal Velocity is a video game developed by Terminal Reality and published
by 3D Realms on May 1, 1995.
It is an arcade-style combat-dedicated flight action shooter, with
easier game controls and less general realism than general flight
simulators. It is known for its relatively fast, high-energy action
sequences, especially when compared to other more realistic flight simulators
around at the time.
The story is set in the year 2704, when the ASFAR (Alliance of Space-Faring
Alien Races), of which Earth is a member, suddenly turns against Earth and their
fleets ravages the planet, starting a war. The player flies a powerful
starfighter, the TV-202, in a series of missions to defeat the enemy.
In Episode 3, the player learns that a huge supercomputer
known as X.I. (Xenocidic Initiative), located on Proxima Seven, is
responsible for the war. Their final mission is to eliminate it.
Terminal Velocity was co-produced by Tom Hall. The main programmer of the game
was Mark Randel, the former lead programmer of Microsoft Flight Simulator.
At its launch, the game's all-digital soundtrack, frame rates, external
environments, and ability to fly through tunnels and into
underground caverns set it apart from the rest of its genre.
Terminal Velocity was released as both a floppy disk and a CD-ROM version.
The CD-ROM version improved upon the floppy version with 70 MB of extended
pre-rendered 3D cut scenes, higher image resolution (including more detailed
textures) and support for 8-player network multiplay.
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Terminator
Hardware: AMIGA-APPLICATION
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Terminator
Hardware: PC
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Titolo originale:Terminator
Year: 1991 Bethesda Softworks
Genre: Action - Shooter 3D
Description:
Take on the role of Kyle Reese and protect Sarah Connor from the cyborg sent
back in time to kill her or, become the Terminator and eliminate Kyle and Sarah.
Either way, the player chases his opponent through Los Angeles buying or stealing
weapons and equipment while attempting to eliminate his enemy and avoid the police.
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Terminator 2
Hardware: AMSTRAD-CPC
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Titolo originale:Terminator 2
Year: 1991 Ocean
Genre: Arcade - Misc
Lang: English
Disks: 1
Version: Commercial, key
Description:
A robot, T1000, has been sent back in time to terminate a young boy called John
Connor, but some humans have sent another robot, T101 (that's you) to protect
him. The game has seven levels which rotate around three styles of gameplay -
beat-'em-ups (levels 1, 4 and 7), driving from an overhead view (levels 2 and
6), and puzzles where you must slide tiles to create a picture (levels 3 and 5).
Thankfully the puzzles are only bonus levels, and it isn't necessary to complete
the puzzles in order to go to the next level. It's a big game with marvellous
graphics - check out T1000's face on the fifth level - but the gameplay is
definitely also there.
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Terminator 2
Hardware: SPECTRUM
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Terminator 2 judgment day
Hardware: C64
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Titolo originale:Terminator II - Judgment Day
Year: 1991 Ocean
Genre: Arcade - Multigenre
Lang: English
Disks: 2
Description:
The game takes place over different stages that involve fighting,
shooting and motorcycle riding that applies a overhead perspective. The
graphics are big and colourful and animated reasonably well. The static
display screen is well presented with some decent renditions of Arnie
and the T1000. A good SID chip version of the Terminator theme plays at
the intro screen with some effective SFX and jingles throughout the
game.
In all T2 is a decent conversion that remains fairly faithful to the
movie. It was released at a time of renewed optimism for the C64
platform in the face of the Sega/ Nintendo invasion and represented
fairly well of what the trusty Commodore 64 was capable of
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Terminator 2 judgment day
Hardware: AMIGA
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Titolo originale:Terminator 2 - Judgment Day
Year: 1991 Ocean
Genre: Arcade - Beat'em up
Lang: English
Disks: 2
Version: Commercial, OCS, PAL, WHD
Description:
The game consists of several actions parts linked together. All parts
are different, each resembling typical games of the genre (for example:
1st level is like a side-view beat 'em up). Between each level a small
cutscene from the movie is shown.
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Terminator 2 judgment day
Hardware: ATARI
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Titolo originale:Terminator 2 - Judgment Day
Year: 1991 Ocean
GenrE: Arcade - Misc
Lang: English
Disks: 2
version: ST
Description:
he game consists of several actions parts linked together. All parts
are different, each resembling typical games of the genre (for example:
1st level is like a side-view beat 'em up). Between each level a small
cutscene from the movie is shown.
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Terminator 2 judgment day
Hardware: PC
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Titolo originale:Terminator 2 - Judgment Day
Year: 1991 Ocean
Genre: Shooter - Arcade 2D
Input: key, joy
Media: 3,5" Floppy disk
Graphics: EGA, Tandy, VGA
Sound: Adlib, PC Speaker, Roland
Description:
Terminator 2: The Judgement Day is an action classic.
Everybody remembers the plot, the lines, the special effects and almost
everything about this film. It was a huge success worldwide and video
games were just a matter of time. Terminator 2: Judgement Day the game,
was released in 1991 by Ocean.
You play as the good old T-800 cyborg and your mission is to save
John Connor from the new terminator: the deadly T-1000. You go through
different levels fighting, shooting, driving and solving puzzles. The
fighting and shooting levels are repetitive and boring. You face the
T-1000 on some of the movie locations such as the hospital, and you'll
have to defeat him or get him out of the screen in order to pass the
level. Between some levels you'll find a puzzle, where you need to fix
T-800's arm or face with time against you. If you do it well, your
health bar will be restored.
Graphics are nice, and you get to see small cutscenes in between the levels.
As for the music, is nearly nonexistent.
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Terminator 2 the arcade game
Hardware: AMIGA
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Titolo originale:Terminator 2 - The Arcade Game
Year: 1993 Virgin
Genre: Shooter - Crosshair
Lang: English
Disks: 2
Version: Commercial, OCS, PAL, WHD
Description:
Ten years ago the maschine of Skynet sent a Terminator from
the future to kill Sarah Conner. They failed. Now the maschines
will try again. Their new target: the future leader of the
resistance - Sarah Conners son, the young John Connor. As before
a lone warrior will be sent to protect him. The only quesion is:
who will reach John first?
There are seven devastating stages to complete. Use all available
firepower to destroy everything expect the human lives dedicated
to the destruction of the maschines. The fate of the world rests
on your shoulders....
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Terminator 2029
Hardware: PC
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Titolo originale:Terminator 2029
Year: 1992 Bethesda
Genre: Shooter - FPS
Description:
In Terminator 2029, you play one of Col. John Connor's Special
Operations Group tasked to destroy Skynet. You wear Advanced Combat
Armor that has configurable slots for weapons which can be swapped on
the fly. The gameplay is first-person but you are restricted to the 4
compass directions (e.g. turning left spins you around 90 degrees). The
weapons slot feature is well used as you acquire new weapons and
attachments as you progess through the game.
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Terminator rampage
Hardware: PC
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Titolo originale:Terminator Rampage
Year: 1993 Bethesda
Genre: Shooter - FPS
Description:
>Terminator: Rampage is Bethesda's fourth Terminator-licensed game, and is a
standard first-person corridor crawler.
In Rampage, the corrupt defense system SkyNet again finds itself overrun by the
human Resistance, and again manages to send a robot into the past to
preserve its future existence. Sent to 1984, this time it is the
monstrous "Meta-Node;" a machine explicitly designed for infiltration
and construction. Four years after landing, this Meta-Node has managed
to completely capture Cyberdyne's Cheyenne Mountain complex and uses
the armored bunker to start building a fledgling SkyNet, and legions of
Terminator robots to protect it.
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Termite
Hardware: AMIGA-APPLICATION
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Terra cresta
Hardware: C64
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Titolo originale:Terra Cresta
Year: 1986 Imagine
Genre: Shooter - Vertical
Lang: English
Version: Commercial, joy port 2
Description:
Terra Cresta is an arcade conversion made by Imagine from the original Nichibutsu
coin-op.
The game was quite popular in the arcades back then and it was ported to many
home computers. The game introduced some original concepts, and it's influence
can clearly be seen here and there in later shoot'em up games. For example
Hybris on the Amiga was inspired by it.
Terra Cresta is part of the Terra series. The predecessor of Terra Cresta was
named Moon Cresta, and it too was converted for the C64. After Terra Cresta the
series continued with Terra Force, but it never saw a C64 conversion.
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Terra nova
Hardware: ATARI
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Titolo originale:Terra Nova
Year: 1987 Kingsoft
Genre: Shooter - Vertical
Lang: English
Disks: 1
Version: Commercial, ST, joy port 2
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