Disney's 102 Dalmatians: Puppies To The Rescue, Desktop Computer

Disney's 101 Dalmatians' big screen showcase many years ago proved to be one of their many successes throughout the history of the company, and with a sequel hitting the cinemas for the millennium, a video game tie in from Disney's interactive department seemed inevitable. So, without further a do comes 102 Dalmatians: Puppies to the Rescue for PC. Cruella has returned, blaming her loses once again on the puppies, and is now seeking her revenge by turning her toy factory into an army of robotic dognappers. After taking control (preferably with a joy pad of some sort) of two of the puppies, it's time to rid the Cruella threat once and for all. However, this isn't going to be a piece of cake, since Cruella's henchmen, Horace and Jasper are also on the hunt. Once you begin the game proper, you will progress through as many as sixteen relatively large 3D platforming levels, all with their own hidden bonuses and collectibles. If this isn't enough to satisfy your game playing desires, then six mini games have been made available, including a quick set of cleverly designed crazy golf courses. This home computer version of the spotted family is by far the most impressive, at least visually. The environments are detailed, bright and colourful, demonstrating the perfect setting for an animated film. As far as Disney Interactive's capabilities are concerned, this is one of the best examples yet of how they have used their experience in their short history within the video games industry.

Buy Disney's 102 Dalmatians: Puppies To The Rescue for 14.99 GBP

FlatOut
Empire Interactive spoils the driving genre-loving gaming public for the second time in two weeks in the autumn of 2004: first there was the surprisingly playable and 'cheaper and better than OutRun2' offering that was Ford Racing 3; now we get a real treat with FlatOut, courtesy of Finland's BugBear Entertainment. If this game had any kind of aroma, burning oil would have to be at the top of the ...
SWINE
JoWood has teamed up with developer Fishtank Games to bring us SWINE, a kind of spoof real-time strategy game for PC. Think of it as a 'porked' up version of Hogs of War, but without the Worms-style gameplay and you can't go far wrong. If you really want the full, bizarre story, here goes. On August 3, the Pig National Army has crossed the border into CarrotLand, and has begun an invasion. Rabbit ...
Curse of Monkey Island, The
Many gamers consider Lucasarts as the king of graphic adventures. They have a history of developing high-quality, engaging games that have a balance of genuinely funny comedy with tricky, but not frustrating puzzles. The curse of Monkey Island is the third in the popular Monkey Island series and is available for a small sum of money these days. Quality gameplay, belly laughs and a cheap retail pri...
Lego Island 2
Fans of Lego Island will be pleased to see that the original game proved so popular that Lego decided to make a sequel. It's time to journey to Legoland once again and see what fun adventures lie ahead. The evil Brickster has escaped from prison and has stolen the Lego Construcopedia. The Construcopedia contains all the information to build everything from houses to cars, very important to the res...
FA Premier League Stars 2001
TV, it's just like watching TV, it's just like watching TV, it's just like watching TV. For those of you who aren't football fans, imagine 'Blue Moon' with its lyrics replaced. FA Premier League Stars 2001's sumptuous graphics could be mistaken for a small screen telly if it weren't for the figure with the short temper, blisters and sweaty joypad facing the screen. Pretty much like the original, t...
2006 FIFA World Cup
2006 FIFA World Cup lets gamers and soccer fans experience every footballer's dream of bringing home the biggest prize in world football. This EA Sports game challenges you to lead a nation's team through the highs and lows of qualification, as you play teams from your chosen continent in order to amass enough points to take you to the World Cup Finals. Alternatively, you can skip the qualifying a...