The game roars onto the screen with an explosive introduction. A man (you) screams away from captors and his stolen craft is shot down over a jungle. The game picks up right there, fresh after the crash.

You find yourself tangled in a web of confusion and action as you set off on a quest to find out who the heck you really are. Small things happen, like the holocube message from you(when you had your memory) to locate someone to replenish your lost memory.

You're a wanted man as well. There's an enemy behind every corner with a blaster ready for you. Why? Well, that's all part of the game. You'll be wrapped in intrigue as you uncover bits and pieces that will help regain your user useridentity. But, once you find out.. you may see that knowing isn't such a good thing after all.

You're trapped on a distant planet inhabited by aliens plotting to overtake the Earth. The only problem is that you don't even know who you are! To stop the alien attack, you must discover your true useridentity and fight your way back through the galaxy to warn Earth! From the creators of Out of This World (Another World).

The follow-up to an all-time gaming classic. Like its predecessor, it has great polygon-animated cinemas, stellar character animation, and cool graphics. Also like its ancestor, it requires careful strategy and can be quite frustrating at times.

The game roars onto the screen with an explosive introduction. A man (you) screams away from captors and his stolen craft is shot down over a jungle. The game picks up right there, fresh after the crash.

You find yourself tangled in a web of confusion and action as you set off on a quest to find out who the heck you really are. Small things happen, like the holocube message from you(when you had your memory) to locate someone to replenish your lost memory.

You're a wanted man as well. There's an enemy behind every corner with a blaster ready for you. Why? Well, that's all part of the game. You'll be wrapped in intrigue as you uncover bits and pieces that will help regain your user useridentity. But, once you find out.. you may see that knowing isn't such a good thing after all.