Use Deus Ex or Duke Nukem 3D as a guide for crawling through attic ways, jumping from building to ground or finding those secret passages you may have forgotten about. You are now ready to take out the family car. Since you spend so much time at the computer, getting out of the house to teach your kids how to drive may not be easy. So pull out the steering controls and pedals you stowed away last year and hook them up and get the kids ready for a fun way to learn to drive. In these hectic times, it is good that families take time to appreciate the finer things in life.
Art is a great way to do that.
Using the DOS version, how the large, clunky looking block images have given way to the smooth curves and refined lines in the Windows 95-supported SVGA version. For some advanced discussion, use Myst or The Longest Journey for discussions on background artwork and how it adds to the gaming experience. Urge the kids to learn to do screen captures to create wallpaper. Contact us for more information on GameSpy Industries.