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Big Business
1991
Big Busine$s a semi-realistic wacky business simulation! Have you ever wondered how it would be to run your own corporation? Did you ever wish you were in your boss's shoes? Or do you just want to prove you can compete against two other players in a match of strategic whiz and business skill? If you answered one of the above questions with Yes, this game is for you! Big Business is a not so serious simulation of a large manufacturing corporation. Three players, each starting off with equal assets and marketing the same product, compete to acquire the greatest net worth by the end of the game. Players must make decisions on how much money to spend on advertising, research and development or raw materials; at which capacity to operate the factories; and whether to borrow money or repay outstanding loans. You can initiate takeovers, detect and catch opponent's spies, start law suits and create worker's unrest in your opponent's company. You don't have to be a business genius to enjoy this game. With its beautiful graphics and excellent game play, its fun for everyone!
Dino Wars
DigiTek1990
Dino Wars is an exciting adventure game for two players. Each player controls a rampaging dinosaur. If you aren't quick, you'll find yourself ruthlessly attacked by your opponent. Gaining territorial rights is everything. Only the strongest can take command. It's fast, furious and fun. You may use a 4K system, but best results are obtained on a 16K color computer.
Adidas Championship Tie Break
Starbyte1989
This tennis simulation uses a top-down scrolling perspective. You are not in control of the player's motion, but once he gets close to the ball, shot selection is down to you. Standard shots plus topspin, lobs and stop volleys are available, by pushing the joystick in the right direction as you aim the shot. The game supports up to 16 players in singles matches on a variety of court surfaces. It includes all of the major world tournaments - the four Grand Slam events at Melbourne, Roland Garros, Wimbledon and New York, plus the Davis Cup and Masters events. An early attempt at TV-style coverage is offered.