Hobbies And Interests
Quake II
ActiVision released the shooting video game "Quake II" for the PlayStation, PC, Nintendo 64, and Macintosh in October 1999. Created by HammerHead Limited, "Quake II" is rated suitable for mature players only. The single-player mode of the game challenges players to find their way through multiple levels, shooting enemies who stand in the way. The "Quake II" multiplayer mode lets players drift through levels with one another, trying to see who can take out the other players.
Disruptor
Developed by Insomniac Games and released by Interplay in November 1996, the PS1 shooting title "Disruptor" is rated appropriate for players 13 and older. In "Disruptor," players are armed with different guns to shoot their opponents, and they also obtain special powers as they progress through the game. To help players feel comfortable, "Disruptor" offers multiple difficulty settings get progressively harder.
007: The World Is Not Enough
Electronic Arts released the espionage and shooting game "007: The World is Not Enough," developed by Black Ops Entertainment for the PlayStation, in November 2000. "The World is Not Enough," a title rated acceptable for players 13 and over, is based on a James Bond movie of the same name, and it is divided into a series of missions with objectives. Many action sequences from the movie are reenacted in videos throughout the game.
Duke Nukem: Total Meltdown
GT Interactive released the first-person shooting game "Duke Nukem: Total Meltdown" for the PlayStation in September 1997. "Total Meltdown" was made by Aardvark, and it is rated appropriate for mature gamers only. The title character, Duke Nukem, finds his way through several areas eliminating bad guys and monsters with different guns. Players also have the option of competing against one another in multiplayer stages.