CyberGladiators

Factory Sealed Jewel Case

In a freak accident, Alliance members of a Gy Djin terrorist attack were transformed into CyberGladiators, a powerful cyborg fighting force. Powerful Gy Djin members in prison were also transformed into CyberGladiators. When the Gy Djin CyberGladiators escaped from prison they faced a showdown with the Alliance. In this game, you can fight on the side of the Alliance or the Gy Djin in this futuristic cyborg fighting game. The feature list on CyberGladiators is pretty impressive. Pick from eight metallic robotic fighters, each with 50 moves. Fight either with a friend or the computer. Take on two bonus bosses. The list goes on. But how does it play? Simply put, it's one of the best fighter games the PC has ever enjoyed, mostly due to the outstanding 3-D graphics. Making great use of Microsoft's DirectX, the fighting scenes move smoothly and have plenty of depth, even if you just have a run-of-the-mill graphics card. CyberGladiators' graphics and sound alone make it worth checking out.

A cosmic cyclone has stirred up a tempest of radiation, electricity, scrap metal and the life-forces of fallen warriors and deadly assassins. Now the war begun half a century ago will be waged by a new mutant lifeform - CyberGladiators. Eight fighters plus two bonus bosses in ten battle arenas renew old hatreds as they slam, smash and thrash their way to ultimate victory...or annihilation

• Knock your opponent's head off and watch the life-force sparks ooze away

• Grab crates, barrels, spears and flaming bricks to smash your opponents

• Computer enemies actually learn how to counter your fighting style

• Interrupt and change moves on the fly

• 8 fighters and 2 bonus bosses with over 50 moves per fighter

• Engage in war against computer opponents or battle head-to-head with friends

• Punch, kick, jump and backflip like a master martial artist thanks to incredible 3D motion captured technology

• Customize the detail level of backgrounds and fighters to optimize gameplay on your system

Windows 95/98/ME, Pentium (100+ preferred), 12MB RAM (16MB preferred), 2x CD ROM drive (4x preferred), SVGA 1MB video RAM (2MB preferred), Windows compatible sound card with DAC, gamepad preferred