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Send the housing market through the roof as you build, buy, and sell houses in the new strategy game, Build-a-lot! You can flip houses for quick cash or sit back and watch the rental income pile up. Become a real estate mogul as you visit scenic towns, earn huge profits and perform special favors for the colorful local mayors. Can you build a new cinema for the local movie star? Build a new ice rink for the Olympics? Install a bowling alley in the Mayor’s Mansion? No problem! There’s plenty to do and lots of fun ahead in Build-a-lot.
Booming turbine noise, kerosene smells in the air and constant change and new challenges: The daily life of a large airport is perfectly presented and is a particular challenge in this professional and economic airport simulation. Whether refueling super jumbos, or coordinating air traffic controllers and technical staff, or even organizing perfect catering: The Management of this airport will always have new challenges for you.
Thunderhawk: Operation Phoenix, known as Thunderstrike: Operation Phoenix in North America and Japan, is a 2001 combat flight simulator video game developed by Core Design and released by Eidos Interactive for the PlayStation 2. It is the sequel to Firestorm: Thunderhawk 2.
Pick your favorite team and take it to the championship in NBA Fastbreak 98. Play either a full season an exhibition game or fine tune your skills in practice mode. Run 27 different offensive sets and 16 plays. Watch the action from 11 different camera angles. You can even create players and then place them on the Free Agent List.
Where life, love and money all depend on how well you play the game. Make billions of dollars when you deal with the giants of Wall Street. Not only do you take risks by playing the stock market, but you must prove you can uphold a high standard of living. If you dream of fame and fortune, this Life Simulation game is your way to the top. You can taste the victory of success, but only if you're strong enough to face the challenge of life. Now, are you ready to deal?
A stock-trading simulator for the NES that uses the name of famed Japanese financial adviser Matsumoto Tooru. It was developed by Imagineer and was never released outside of Japan. Matsumoto Tooru no Kabushiki Hisshou Gaku ("Matsumoto Tooru's Stock Success Knowledge") is a stock exchange simulation developed and published by Imagineer. The goal of the game is to make 100 million yen (approximately $1.3mil) in the stock market in the span of a single year via a series of shrewd financial decisions and listening to advice about which way a certain type of stock might turn. The game is fronted by Matsumoto Tooru, a nationally well-known financial adviser who is often considered to have an expansive knowledge of the Japanese stock market. The game also features the song "The Entertainer" by Scott Joplin. Though it focused on unusually complex subject matter for a video game, it sold enough copies to inspire a sequel that was released the following year.
Virtual cooking book by Ubisoft that will guide you step by step in performing over 240 different dishes.
Firefighters save the day.
There's a party going on in here, and you're the bartender! All of the action takes place in a hip New York bar, where the clientele just want to drink and you've got to help them. Learn how to mix more than 100 different drinks ranging from the simple to the absurdly fancy. Make sure to check I.D. cards, keep the customers from getting too drunk, and maintain a constant flow of music. (You wouldn't want folks to start getting bored, would you?) The goal is to earn tips, but that won't be so easy with 20 of the city's fussiest at your bar.
The third volume of the subway simulator series assigns the player to operate a train in the London Underground.