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Jammit
Jammit is a DOS game that was released in 1994, developed by GTE Interactive Media. This action-packed sports game follows the adrenaline-pumping sport of street basketball, with a few unique twists. Unlike traditional basketball games of the time, Jammit combines the competitive nature of basketball with the fast-paced thrill of street skating. This unique combination of two popular sports brought a new level of excitement to the DOS gaming scene.
The game's storyline revolves around a group of inner-city streetballers who compete in a tournament known as the "Jammit." As players progress through the game, they must defeat rival streetball teams to secure a spot in the final showdown. The game's graphics and animations are impressive, considering it was released in the early 90s. The characters are well-designed and have individual personalities, adding depth to the gameplay.
One of the most impressive features of Jammit is its realistic gameplay. The players move with fluidity, and the controls are responsive, making it easy to perform flashy moves and tricks. Each player has their own set of unique moves, and mastering them is vital for success in the game. The game also includes a tutorial mode, helping players familiarize themselves with the controls and gameplay mechanics.
Apart from the regular tournament mode, Jammit also offers an arcade mode, where players can compete in one-on-one matches for a quick adrenaline rush. The game also features a multiplayer mode, allowing friends to play against each other or team up to take on the computer-controlled opponents. This multiplayer feature was a game-changer for DOS games, making it stand out among its competitors.
Moreover, Jammit also features an impressive soundtrack, consisting of hip hop and rap songs that perfectly complement the fast-paced gameplay. The game's sound effects, from the sound of the ball bouncing to the players' grunts, add to the overall immersive experience. The game's audio elements, combined with its graphics and gameplay, create a dynamic and engaging gaming environment.
Rapid Assault
Rapid Assault is a sci-fi driving shooter. The action takes place in the fourth decade of the 21st century, in a peaceful world ruled by the United World Council. However, the last surviving union bosses, led by Sceptre, begin to gather the force that threatens the new world order. The Secret Council has contacted you to eliminate the growing threat. Your mission is to unmask Spectre's operations and uncover the UWC's double agents.
The game features a training mode set in the arena, where the player must defeat ten laps full of enemy vehicles. The main mission of the game is divided into twenty stages. The stage task must be completed within the estimated time at a designated location, marked by a flag. Each task is a part of the game story, divided into seven chapters (city, boardwalk, canyons, old west, caves, jungle, asteroid base), rewarded with an animation and a level password. The first task is to find the secret agent who has information about the enemy base, the next ones require destroying the radar system, regaining control of the power generator, disrupting the secret weapon research, annihilating the selected facilities and so on, until the final task - capturing the escaping retro space landers.
The player can select one of four available heavy armed vehicles. Each of the cars is described by four indicators: acceleration, speed, armor and handling. Each car is equipped with radar and four types of weapons: machine gun, laser, mortar and guided missile. Training in the arena allows the use of a fifth weapon: an experimental double-shot missile. The radar screen allows tracking extra objects and hostile vehicles. Each arena features some of the available power-ups, such as: bonus time, repair, extra score, freeze, nuke, ammo.
