As the smartest prehistoric caveman ever, you have actually invented the wheel!
So the next time someone calls you a "Neanderthal" be proud!
Your mission is to show your wheel to the Prehistoric Society's Annual Scientist Congress, a prestigious convention to show off your goods and patent your product, as well as influence and impact the future of mankind.
If you get your invention to the convention, it will change the course of progress forever. If not...well, we'd rather not think about that.

Rock and roll your wheel through the levels and try not to let the dinosaurs get in your way. Use your wheel to konk some beasts, and collect food to increase your lifespan. Find your way downward and reach the bottom right corner of the level to move on to new levels. Good luck.

System Requirements:
* Windows 95/98/ME/2000/XP
* 128 MB RAM
* 3D acceleration

With hard work comes experience... and fame! Rock Tour Tycoon plunges you into the cut-throat world of the music industry. Here is your chance to work with a local band that has the potential to hit it big and race to the top of the charts.
It won't be easy... Along the way you will run into greedy club owners, moody band members, random injuries, and falling record sales.


Game Features:-
• Take charge of a local band and learn what it takes to become a "player" in the industry
• Outfit your band with the latest guitars, drum sets, and sound equipment
• Promote your band with flyers, radio ads, posters, websites, billboards, and tv commercials
• Negotiate your terms with coffee shops, club owners, and stadium promoters throughout the world
• Hire and fire band members who are under-performing or causing problems on the road
• Watch your band play live and find out what your fans have to say...

Prison Tycoon 3: Lockdown fits firmly into the more derivative end of the Tycoon bracket. You?re running a business that has a group of customers who require certain services. You build what you can afford, and use the money from doing it well to satisfy new, more complicated desires. The difference, of course, is that your customers are prisoners, requiring outdoor gyms to lift weights in, mess-halls to eat bad slop in and shower rooms to have punch lines to unsuitable jokes in.

Another difference is security. Having a big hole in the fence leading to the outer world, for example, is a bad idea. As you deal with increasingly high-security prisoners, you gain access to things like Dog Squads. Oh - and the Death Chamber.

Super Mario 3 : Mario Forever is really a fantastic mario remake created with Multimedia Fusion.

Once again you strap on your wrench and hardhat and guide the chubby plumber through many skilfully made levels. The diversity of the levels is very impressive. You will have to get through levels ranging from underwater caverns to levels filled with fiery lava.

I found the controls a little tricky to get into. The physics aren't exactly the same as in other mario games, but you'll get used to it in no time at all.

This clone really re-creates all the magic from the original Mario games and I have to take my hat off to the Buziol Games team for such an excellent game.

Running a grocery store can be hard work, but it can also be a lot of fun! In Supermarket Mania, you must keep five stores stocked to the rafters with the provisions your customers want. You’ll have to be on your toes as you reload shelves and clean up spills because your big business rival is out to shut you down and will show no mercy.

If you work fast and hard, and please the demanding customers that enter through your doors, you’ll earn enough money to upgrade your establishments and show your adversary what a little hometown pluck can do!