IL-2 Sturmovik, originally released in 1997, is still one of the best World War II combat simulations on the PC. It casts you as a member of the German war machine and lets you choose one of the Allied countries to assume control of. The game includes 25 realistic units including the Germany, the Americans, the British, and the Japanese. The war machine has been improved and features a number of new buildings and machinery that have been improved as well. There is also a multiplayer mode that supports up to eight players on LAN and a number of minigames.

Imagine Fashion Designer with a stylus; the one day your eyes will be blown away. That's exactly what we're about to do: Imagine Fashion Designer is coming out in October, with three new features.Imagine Fashion Designer lets you customize your own person and an outfit shop--all with the goal of making your dream street or salon your dream, but it doesn't seem like that will be a problem, with the game apparently hoping to make it so your creations will actually sell for real-life money.

Impossible Creatures may have seemed like an obvious pick for a game from the 1996/1999 PC-98 effort, but it wasn't nearly as ambitious as it sounds. However, the reason why it's great is that it feels like a whole new game. It's interesting, graphically, and heavily inspired by a lot of the previous Sierra games, like Havas's Pharaoh, but it still sports a very unique and addictive gameplay.

Imperishable Night Game is a special passenger vehicle that must use at least one type of electric vehicle to travel between locations. A new mechanic for Imperishable Night Game, the fire alarm, was implemented, which in turn is what adds a degree of chaos to a crash-landing environment. Instead of being directed to the safety of a control tower, however, the fire alarm is so much more than that, it keeps happening.

Imperium Romanum is now on the market, and I haven't even had a chance to play it yet. (I could, though, play it myself.) However, I recently got to try out a demo version of the game that showed off the feature. Imperium Romanum is a god-god strategy game where you control every single one of the world's nine realms. You can control each of your realms by building individual lands. These lands consist of coastal regions, mountains, forests, and other structures that you can build and then expand. Like any real-time strategy game, your units can now do so with either a number of stylus-like buttons, or using the stylus for a mouse. The interface is reminiscent of Civilization III: Conquests--this is the most obvious difference, since the controls are very much like those of a 3D RTS.

Impossible Golf Worldwide Fantasy Tour's annual World Championship Event celebrated last month's winners by rewarding players with $500,000 in prizes.The event has been a great time for game designers and one of the reasons that game designers like Colin Macdonald have taken their sports game seriously.

In Memoriam, you take the role of Izo, a young English journalist who learns that the search for her parents was stolen by a mysterious old man. You decide to take up a mission, and solve the mystery while trying to save a political girl.In Memoriam, you move through three chapters in a world full of story, characters, and puzzles. With a real-time combat system, you can kill the enemy, or you can save them to use later on. Throughout the game, you will meet and interact with a number of people. And if you aren’t careful, you will discover strange characters as well. These characters are voiced by Mike Carey, who also voices Dante in the game.

Incoming Forces is an isometric tactical shooter for the PC. The game is currently in development by Agetec, the former Rareware studio headed up by ex-Naughty Dog developers, at the behest of R.A.L. Heinlein. Incoming Forces will see players taking on a variety of enemies both organic and alien. Players will be able to use the right analog stick to move and a grenade or blast using the left trigger to fire.

Independence War 2 The Edge of Chaos will see you taking on the role of the UN side in the struggle for survival in the US, as you attempt to prevent a second nuclear war from taking place. You'll be able to do this in multiplayer modes that support up to 16 players, and there are a number of different game modes, including a two-on-two elimination mode. Additionally, you can take on a number of new threats like the huge genetic mutations of the.50-caliber US Marine squad.

Indiana Jones and the Emperor Tomb is getting close to release this year, with the game arriving for the PlayStation, Nintendo 64, and the PC.The game will be the sequel to Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb, which hit the streets in 1996. Unlike its predecessor, which only included light gun-blasting action, Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb will feature platforming gameplay. Players will have the ability to swim, slide, and engage with enemies using either the Nintendo 64 controller or with the D pad.