New Games come out, and I play them. Sure I haven't got many, and am perhaps a bit behind, but these are 5 best games, being seen constantly on my monitor this month!

September 2000

Okay, so this hasn't been on my screen in months, but i'll make a point to get rid of it soon. Really! Armageddon's Blade is the wonderful Heroes III expansion pack. This expansion contains 6 all new campaigns, and several new single scenarios to play. It features a new Elemental Conflux town, and a slew of new dragons. Just as fun, if not better than "The Restoration of Erathia", "Armageddon's Blade" is #5 (again) this month.

Grand Theft Auto 2. The amazing sequel to GTA is finally here. You can now choose to drive at noon or dusk. Other new features include 7 different gangs to like you or hate you, avanced police AI with secret Agents and the SWAT team, all new cars, all new hardware rendered graphics, and all new gameplay on the same old fashioned plot! Steal, slaughter and don't get caught. GTA2 is #4 this month.

You can download the GTA2 demo at www.gta2.com

Age of Empires II. Yes, it's true, Essembly Studios has done it again. After their award winning first game "Age of Empires", they've come back with another award winning game! "Age of Empires II" is a great RTS set in medival times, and it has great gameplay and endless features. A must for the RTS fan!

Sin is a neat little 3D Shooter, with loads of cinematic sequences. It's kind of a "free-the-hostage over here" game that almost kinda looks like a "Half Life" or something. It isn't that old, and is set in the future. On the market, it's not too pricy at the moment, and should make a fairly good contribution to your mammoth software collection. (cuz we all know it's huge right?) It just says "play me now!" and is #2 this month.

The game that is quite possibly the most brilliant, revolutionary game on the market has landed on my hard drive! "The Sims™" is the most recent mind-boggling release from the mind of the one and only Will Wright at Maxis. The game, commonly referred to as a time management life simulator, is basically a digital doll house, in which you feed, bathe, and send to bed, your little creations known as Sims. The Sims addictive nature will leave you finding that you'll actually take better care of your sims than you do yourself. Lets just say it'll likely make you hungry, dirty and tired. This masterpiece will be reviewed soon on this site! In the meantime it's so obviously #1 and Ultimate K-Star worthy.

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