All games

Set in the 1920's, it's your job to take over the city, any way you can (murder, bribe, steel, etc.)! A combination of Sim City like style (it's a fake city, and the only connection to the 'real world' is the era) and turn-based planning, where you have lieutenants to control and do the dirty work for you. The more blocks in the city you take over, the more people you have loving your work, making it easier to control each area. But be careful, there are other gangs out there that may not like your work, so blood can get spilled easily.

Disney Interactive Learning Different children develop at different speeds. Subsequently Disney Interactive have designed a series of learning titles to encourage the development of each individual child`s learning capabilities and to make learning interesting and enjoyable. With emphasis placed on exploration, discovery and personal choice, children develop problem solving skills that equip them for life. Help Mickey cover stories for his newspaper by exploring his hometown which is filled with activities that build self-confidence through fun learning. Develops over 40 essential skills including early reading, sequencing, and addition Enhances memory, listening, creative and critical thinking skills Helps develop social and problem solving skills Fun-filled worksheets extend learning fun beyond the computer Skills personalised to your individual child`s needs, for endless hours of exploratory fun learning Teach Donald dances by filling in the right numbers. Place the correct letter to help guide Goofy to safety! Find out how the activities enhance your child`s development.

Grand Prix 3 aims to be a complete simulation of the 1998 Formula 1 World Championship, and features all the tracks, teams and drivers. You can practice the racetracks (which is recommended to learn their layouts and work on car setup) or compete in single races or the full championship. Each race weekend has practice and qualification sessions, and the lengths of these can be customized, as can the skill level of the opposition drivers. There are 7 driving aids available, including automatic brakes and gears and an indestructibility option - as you race at higher skill levels, less and less of these are available. Car setup is done in precise detail, with the chance to change wing settings (trading off grip against straight-line speed), brake balances (affecting how the car handles under braking) and gear ratios (trading acceleration off against top speed), as well as more complicated ones like packers, dampers and the ride height - the manual explains it in considerable detail, as well as offering driving tips. Before each race you choose your pit strategy and tire compound - those with better short-term grip wear out quicker, especially if your driving style is aggressive. Wet racing is included, which requires much more careful driving and shrewd strategic choices as to which type of tires to use and when to pit to change them.

You are a gangster in GTA. You start in one of the three US cities in the game. You get different jobs to do, like stealing cars, helping out at a bank job or killing someone. You can go everywhere in the city and steal almost every car (also trains and tanks). There are crates scattered all over the city which contains bonuses, such as a get out of jail free card or new weapons.