It's starting to get a bit addictive this Retro Gaming lark - I dont even have a Retro Computer powerful enough to run some of these games (yet)!
SimCity UK Edition, Return To Castle Wolfenstein, SimCity Societies, Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004, Return To Castle Wolfenstein Enemy Territory, Midtown Madness, Worms 2, RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 Deluxe Edition, Sonic 3D, Doom 3 and Unreal II The Awakening!
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