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Hydro Thunder puts you behind the wheel of futuristic speedboats, blasting through treacherous environments from icy Arctic waters to a post‑apocalyptic, flooded Manhattan.

✦ Best for arcade racing fans craving fast water thrills and split-screen play

Bottom of the 9th lets you play Exhibition and Season modes with your favorite Major League Baseball teams, featuring 300 real‑life players and authentic statistics.

✦ Best for baseball fans craving real teams and local couch co‑op.

Buck Bumble thrusts players into a chaotic battle against a mutated army of bees unleashed by a chemical spill in rural England. As the lone heroic bee, you must navigate aerial dogfights and ground combat to stop the queen’s destructive plans.

✦ Best for retro‑shooter fans craving split‑screen couch co‑op

Big Mountain 2000 lets you choose between snowboarding and skiing as you race down challenging downhill courses. Pick from a roster of characters, each with unique abilities, and tackle free‑ride, slalom, or giant slalom tracks.

✦ Best for casual gamers craving split‑screen snowboarding and skiing races

S. is a 3D fighting game that drops players into a sci‑fi arena where genetically engineered fighters battle for supremacy. Developed by Saffire and published by Midway Games, it blends fast‑paced melee action with a variety of unique characters and weapons.

✦ Best for retro fighting fans craving fast, chaotic split-screen arena battles

Mario and Luigi travel to Pi'illo Island, where a mysterious pillow plunges them into Luigi’s wild imagination. They must rescue Princess Peach and help Prince Dreambert free the petrified Pi'illo people from the bat‑king Antasma’s curse.

✦ Best for mario fans who enjoy light rpgs with humor

Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time is a single‑player RPG adventure where the iconic brothers travel back in time to rescue Princess Peach from the alien Shroobs.

✦ Best for mario fans craving a story-driven rpg with puzzle combat

Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story blends side‑scrolling platforming with turn‑based battles, letting players control Mario and Luigi inside Bowser’s body while also guiding the Koopa King on the overworld map.

✦ Best for players who love comedic, single-player rpgs with platforming twists

Set on your first day at Moscow's Department P, you are thrust into a web of murder, intrigue, and political paranoia.

✦ Best for retro adventure fans craving soviet‑era mystery with branching dialogue

Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 builds on its predecessor with expanded aircraft options, including helicopters and an aerial stunt plane. The game uses actual NASA satellite photos to render terrain, giving pilots a more authentic visual experience.

✦ Best for aviation enthusiasts craving classic sim with satellite terrain and helicopters

Microsoft Flight Simulator for Windows 95 brings the classic flight simulation experience to the Windows 9x platform, introducing two new aircraft—the Boeing 737-400 and the Extra 300S.

✦ Best for aviation hobbyists with windows 95/98 or emulator seeking classic sim

1 introduced satellite imagery and extensive scenery libraries, delivering a more authentic visual experience than its predecessors. It was the first in the series to ship on CD-ROM, offering faster load times and improved performance on DOS systems.

✦ Best for dos enthusiasts wanting satellite scenery and custom scenery support