The once-popular mechanical baseball game found in the pre- electronic arcades has made its way to the computer.
Spring training is over and baseball season is underway. Here's a chance to do some swinging and pitching against a friend or bat against your PC's pitches. "Arcade Baseball" is modeled after the mechanical baseball arcade game that was popular before computerized games dominated the scene. But this computer game offers a few options that the mechanical versions did not: You can choose to practice or play, and you can choose the type of pitch

Sid Meier's simulation, this will project you in a charming 007 scenarios.You are Max (or Maxine) Remington, and your finally object is to capture (in a single game) 26 Mastermind.This Mastermind are the boss of each organization that you have to defeat, Mafia, Mossad,and so on.
You may block this Mastermind with all the 007 tipically resources, including decripting messages, break in building, use computers and hear phone conversations.You have to discover the Mastermind, finding his identity, location and organization.Every time you capture a Mastermind, you receive a promotion.You begin your carrer with a great number! (it's hard to gain tha rank of 007 eheh)
You may choose 4 different levels of difficulty: Local Disturbance, National Threat, Regional Conflict or Global Crisis.The level chosen affects the amount of information you receive at the start of each case as well as how hard each of the four parts of game play are.Local Disturbance is very easy, and Global Crisis is very hard!
You may play this game in VGA mode, only with the keyboard (that is a bit complicated in a combact mode), sound is available on pc speakers on tandy sound card.

"Laser Chess," as the name implies, is a chess-like strategy game for two players. The goal is to manipulate a laser-firing piece and various reflective objects to eliminate your opponent's king. As in traditional chess, there are many ways to accomplish this.
There are eight basic types of pieces in Laser Chess, and each has unique capabilities. Over time, you'll learn each piece's advantages and limitations. Obviously, the more you play Laser Chess, the more you'll understand the pieces in your arsenal, which in turn will make you a better player.

Poker is a game that's just as popular today as it was a century ago. Even though there's a random element at play, the game requires careful thought and a knowledge of probability. The variations created by the cards dealt and how you arrange them makes poker unpredictable.
"Power Poker" adds a new twist--rather, another dimension. You play on a 5 X 5 grid and try to make the hands that gain the most points. Each card serves two hands, so place the cards carefully

Shanghai is a game of strategy, memory, and luck. There are 144 tiles, arranged in one of thirteen layouts based on the Chinese lunar calendar, or other layouts you can create.
The object of Shanghai is to remove all the tiles from the layout, one pair at a time. To be removed, both tiles in a pair must be free at the same time, and they must match. A tile is considered free if there's nothing on top of it, and if it can slide out to the left, to the right, or both. A tile which can only slide toward the top or the bottom of the screen is not free.
There are usually four of each tile, which can be removed as two matching pairs. In some tile sets, there are four unique tiles. Each of these tiles matches any other similar tile. For example, in the Fantasy tile set, the Court tiles consist of the King, Queen, Princess, and Jester; any Court tile matches any other Court tile. The Guide to Tiles on the Help menu shows which tiles match in a set.
To remove a pair of tiles during the game, simply select the two tiles you want. To select a tile, click on it with the mouse, click on it with the joystick button, or move the cursor onto it with the arrow keys and hit Enter. If it's eligible to be removed, it will become highlighted. Selecting a matching tile removes the pair.
If you change your mind about selecting a tile, just select it again, and it will become unhighlighted or simply select another eligible tile. If you choose an inappropriate tile, it will automatically become unhighlighted.
As you remove tile pairs, the game tells you how many tiles still remain in the layout. Thus, if you see "32" on the right side of the Menu bar, you know that there are still 32 tiles (16 pairs) to be removed.
You can play Shanghai with thirteen layouts and with eight tile sets. To change layouts or tile sets, select the Options menu and then New Layout or New Tile Set. Open the layout or tile set you wish to use.
The Game menu lets you save a game, open a saved game, or save a copy of the current game under a different name (via "Save As").
During play of a game, you can use the Options menu to select such preferences as turning music, sound effects, and tile animations on and off. The game will automatically tell you when there are no more moves.

Fantastic pinball from Epic games.You may choose 4 different tables: Fantasy, Blood, Snooker Champ, and Odyssey. Adlib supported

A 3D space race.You are the only player, must complete all the tracks, avoiding alla the obstacles.
There IS a solution for every stage!

As you begin a game of SLEUTH a murder has just been committed. Your job is to mingle with the houseguests and to search the contents of the house until you feel you have solved the crime. Every game of SLEUTH is different so you must fully explore the house each time that you play.

In Solar Winds, you play the role of Jake Stone, bounty hunter. As you explore the galaxy on various missions, you'll fend off hostile attackers to achieve your goals. Meanwhile, a dark and mysterious plot develops as you progress. The nature of the plot won't be fully revealed until you solve Solar Winds.
Solar Winds is situated in space and features smooth-scrolling 256-color graphics as you navigate around the galaxy. In addition to using your arcade skills, Solar Winds requires quite a bit of strategy to master.
Solar Winds combines both fast-action arcade excitement with a detailed story that develops as you progress through the game! With 256-color VGA graphics and a beautifully-orchestrated musical sound track, this 1993 Epic MegaGames release will keep you entertained for many hours of play.

The sequel of Solar Winds