Note: I looked up in the walkthrough where to find the probe after the train blew up. In Cold Blood is an action-adventure developed by British company Revolution Software and published by Sony (in Europe), French company Ubi Soft (also Europe) and Dreamcatcher Interactive (in North America). You play John Cord, an MI6 agent who is sent to investigate a shady uranium mine on the fictional former USSR state Volgia. An American agent by the name of Kiefer had been sent to investigate, but he vanished without a message or trace. Cord needs to find out what happened and whether Kiefer is still alive. Unsurprisingly, the mission turns out to be far more than the quick cakewalk Cord was promised by his superior. In Cold Blood uses tank controls and a combination of 3D characters and 2D backgrounds with fixed camera angles. Areas are often crowded with guards, and although Cord has a gun, he often needs find his way around him to avoid being gunned down or raising the alarm.

This game keeps streching my patience thin. Bioforge is an action-adventure developed and published by Origin Systems. In the far future, a fanatical group of religious extremists known as the Mondites have begun a campaign of galactic conquest. They believe man has to evolve via the use of cybernatical implants. You take the role of an unknwon man who is taken prisoner by this group. You are brought to a facility led by an evil scientist called Dr. Mastaba. Dr. Mastaba performs experiments to turn humans and other lifeforms into cybernetic creatures, and he also turns you into a hideous cyberborg. When the facility experiences a nuclear meltdown, you get the chance to escape your cell. Now you need to find a way to escape and find out what has happened at this place. Bioforge is a survival horror game. Similar to Alone in the Dark and later Resident Evil, it uses 3D characters over static 2D backgrounds. Depending on your position in the room, it shown from a different angle.

Strike Force Hydra is a vertically scrolling shoot'em up developed by British company Digi-Guys and published by British company Ignition Entertainment. It was only released in Europe. The game was also ported to the Game Boy Advance.

im Lee's Wild C.A.T.S. - Covert Action Team is a beat'em up developed by Australian company Beam Software and published by Playmates Interactive. It was only released in North America. The game is based on the comic book series Wild C.A.T.S. which had been adapted into an animated series and a toy line when the game was released. Unlike many beat'em ups, Wild C.A.T.S. is only single player. You control several characters over the course of the game, but you cannot choose which character to play. After the first level, you can choose which level you want to play first out of three, but the character to play in each level is fixed. The levels are divided into several parts, and in some cases you need to first play a part of another level to proceed. Basic moves are jump, throw and two attacks. Each character's second attack is unique, and all characters have some unique moves and abilities. Characters also differ in speed and strength. There is also a limited number of smart bombs available which damage all enemies on screen. Spartan, the leader of the Wild C.A.T.S. has charged beam attack. There is a power-up which increases the maximum power of his weapon.