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Welcome to the Games Vault. These pages are a collection of data, strategies, files, notes and other stuff related to certain games of the past, present and of future interest. Here you might find such things as icons, cursors, themes, polls, new game release dates, ESRB ratings, home page links, developer sites, patches and other user program submissions. Use the drop down list on the top right to choose a page and hit the reload button, or select from the list(s) below. |
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Notes, of Higher Interest.
- Batman : Arkham Asylum - (coming soon!)
- Descent - an Underworld on Interplay
- Diablo II - the Patriarch's Tales, from Blizzard North
- DuelField - being a Disciple of Sismoplay
- Dragon Age* - next Quest please. EA Games
- Duke Nukem* -Blow $hit Up with Gearbox Software
- M.A.X. - life before Starcraft on Interplay
- SpiderMan 2 - your Friendly Neighborhood, Activision
- StarCraft - life after M.A.X. with Blizzard
- StarCraft II - (coming soon!)
- Tiberian Sun - Real Time Sci-Fi in Westwood Studios
- TRoN 2.0 - a Digital Realm! Buena Vista Interactive
- TRoN Evolution - more than Digital at Disney Interactive
( * updated recently )
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