By Tikkler - May 13, 2000

The recent E3 gaming conference has been the talk of many of the past few weeks, and surely will be for many weeks to come. Showcasing the most amazing next-generation hardware and software for games, it is without a doubt the place to be to see what to expect from the future. From new games that looks just like the real thing, to bleeding-fast hardware that'll make your current gaming hardware look like a Ford racing against a group of Porches (OK, that was a bad analogy, but you get the point).

Nevertheless, with all the hype around E3 these days, there's one fact that many have overlooked, or perhaps, just forgotten: most of these games and new technologies are still in development, which means you probably won't see them on store shelves for quite some time. I'm going to introduce a couple of games that, even though some of them might seem a bit old, still deserve to be played over and over and over and over... again (at least for me!); the key thing here is, they already exist!

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