VIDEO GAMES

David Gordon
Friday 04 June 1999 23:02 BST
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Faceoff '99 HHH

PlayStation Ice hockey has been the subject of many titles recently, for example Sony's new game, NHL FaceOff '99. Players choose their team from the list of NHL challengers, and take to the ice for one of the most gruelling sports in the world. This game has smart graphics, accurate gameplay, and updated team-rosters. NHL FaceOff '99 may not be a match for titles like Actua Ice Hockey 2, but it can certainly hold its own on the ice.

Sony Interactive, out now, pounds 39.9

Commandos: Data Disk HHHH

PC CD ROM Commandos, one of the best real-time strategy games to date, is now into its second term in office as Eidos unleash an update pack, Commandos: Beyond The Call of Duty. This mission pack contains loads of new toys to keep you occupied until Commandos 2 is released. New features include all-new missions, unseen buildings and weapons. All of which goes to prove that small tweaks can make a big difference.

Eidos, out now, pounds 19.99

Fifa '99 HHHHH

PC CD ROM Fifa Soccer '99, the latest and greatest in the Fifa Soccer series from EA Sports, has expanded its horizons by branching out onto the PC. The first thing you'll notice is that the gameplay is faster and smoother than the Playstation version, allowing for some of the most frantic action since the World Cup was born. If football sims were players, Fifa '99 on PC would be Owen, Maradona and Pele rolled into one.

Electronic Arts, out now, pounds 44.99

Operation HHH

PC CD ROM One of the all-time classic board games, Operation, has finally joined the 21st century thanks to Hasbro Interactive as it makes its debut on PC-CD ROM. The game is more advanced than its predecessor. For instance, Operation now includes the ability to operate on different life-forms, such as prehistoric creatures, or bizarre monsters. Operation may be a little repetitive but it offers fun for all the family.

Hasbro, out now, pounds 24.99

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