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Hitman HD Pack

IO Interactive, Eidos Interactive

Experience Hitman 2: Silent Assassin and Hitman: Contracts now in HD. Enter the mind of Agent 47, the world’s most deadly assassin. Staying anonymous, being smart and totally ruthless is the key to a perfect execution. The Hitman HD Pack includes HD remastered versions of Hitman 2: Silent Assassin and Hitman: Contracts. Hitman: Blood Money is available separately through Xbox Live Games on Demand.

Wakfu: The Brotherhood

Ankama, Square Enix, Eidos Interactive

Embody the heroes of the Brotherhood of the Tofu and team up with your most trusted allies to defeat the waves of metal critters sent by Nox, the evil time master intent on absorbing Wakfu power from all living things. Beat Nox and his robotic army, and stop his ruthless and deadly pursuit of life force and energy!

Fighting Force 2

Core Design, Eidos Interactive, Square Enix

Fighting Force 2 is the sequel to 1997's original Fighting Force, which was one of the first 3D takes on the 2D Beat 'em up genre. The game was released for the PlayStation and Dreamcast and was developed by Core Design and published by Eidos Interactive. It was released in North America on 30 November 1999.

Kengo: Legend of the 9

Genki, Majesco Entertainment, Eidos Interactive

In feudal Japan, it was kill or be killed for the samurai. Kengo: Legend of the 9 lets you battle as one of nine famous samurai warriors while mastering expert techniques to gain an advantage over your foes. Become a Kengo Master as you fight your way through lush, high-definition Japanese environments.

Tomb Raider: 10th Anniversary Edition

Core Design, Eidos Interactive

Tomb Raider: 10th Anniversary Edition (TRAE) was the last Tomb Raider game developed by Core Design, the original developers of Tomb Raider. It was a remake of the original 1996 game meant to be released for the series 10th anniversary in 2006. In 2003, following the poor sales of Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darkness and Core expressing franchise fatigue, Eidos Interactive handed the Tomb Raider IP to Crystal Dynamics to reboot the series, resulting in Tomb Raider: Legend. Core started development on TRAE near the end of Tomb Raider: Legend's development as Eidos was acquire by the SCi Entertainment Group. The project was eventually shelved after Eidos and SCi had marketing concerns about Core returning to the Tomb Raider IP. Core was sold to Rebellion Developments in 2006, terminating the development on TRAE. In its place, Crystal Dynamics developed their own remake of the original Tomb Raider called Tomb Raider: Anniversary. It was announced in 2006 after a presentation of Core's game leaked online and released in the following yaer. Following a PSP prototype build of TRAE being made public in 2020, TRAE has been actively restored by fans and there's now an early playable PC build available. It is notable for being more faithful to the original game's level design than the 2007 remake, while still adding new mechanics and updating technical aspects.

Bundesliga Manager 98

Software 2000, Eidos Interactive

Tomb Raider: Legend

Human Soft, Eidos Interactive

The GBA version of Lara Croft Tomb Raider: Legend is a side-scrolling platform game more similar to the DS version instead of the 3D console versions by a different development studio. Unlike the previous GBA game in the series, a side view is used instead of more titled, overhead camera perspective. Lara can also jump, attack with her guns, and she needs to swing to new platforms, avoid obstacles and take out enemies and animals in her way. Timing and precision is essential to reach platforms, much like the early Prince of Persia games. New guns are collected when enemies drop them, but this does not change the sprite of the weapon Lara is holding. There are also a number of vehicle sequences where Lara is driving a bike.

Tomb Raider: Legend

Human Soft, Eidos Interactive

The Nintendo DS version of Tomb Raider: Legend differs significantly from its console counterparts. While it retains the original plot and cutscenes, the platforming and environmental puzzles have been adapted into a side-scrolling format with some 3D elements. The game also includes occasional motorcycle segments. Typically, the upper screen displays the main action, while the lower screen manages inventory, which is controlled using the stylus. During combat, the lower screen shifts to a first-person view, requiring players to tap enemies to defeat them. As in other versions, gameplay centers on retrieving artifacts in exotic locations; on the DS, players must blow into the microphone to dust them off. Although Lara moves primarily in two dimensions, the graphics are rendered in 3D, and the environments are often presented from varied angles, diverging from the traditional side-on perspective common in the genre.

Tomb Raider: Underworld

Santa Cruz games, Eidos Interactive, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment

The Nintendo DS port of Tomb Raider: Underworld is a 2D side-scroller, featuring all the environmental challenges you'd find on other games as well. Lara's move set is almost as vast, and allows her to tackle a wide range of difficulties. The game features almost all the cinematic sequences from other games, but they are lower resolution and the voice quality is a bit compromised.

Tomb Raider 1+2+3

Eidos Interactive, Square Enix

This is a Tomb Raider collection for all fans of action platformers, great stories, and timeless classics.

Thief: Definitive Edition

Eidos Montréal, Feral Interactive, Eidos Interactive

Garrett, the Master Thief, steps out of the shadows into the City. In this treacherous place, where the Baron’s Watch spreads a rising tide of fear and oppression, his skills are the only things he can trust. Even the most cautious citizens and their best-guarded possessions are not safe from his reach.

Tomb Raider II: Collector's Edition

Core Design, Eidos Interactive

Tomb Raider II is an action game with platforming and puzzle-solving elements, similar in concept and gameplay to its predecessor. Most of the gameplay consists of traversing hazardous 3D levels utilizing Lara's athletic skills and solving environmental puzzles. The sequel puts more emphasis on fighting enemies, adding many human foes to the mix. Additional weapons include a harpoon gun, a grenade launcher, and an M16 rifle. Automatic pistols replace the magnums from the first game.

The Misadventures of Tron Bonne

Capcom Production Studio 2, Eidos Interactive, Capcom

The other side of Mega Man Legends! Now Mega Man's female rival, Tron from Mega Man Legends is back with her trusty Servbots in an entirely new adventure! Join Tron and the Servbots as they circle the world in their air ship, Gesellshaft, in search of adventure and priceless treasure. Brave Tron's wild exploits in q unique mix of action-adventure, RPG, and puzzles in this irresistible game for all ages. Unique gameplay and storyline, mixing the best action-adventure, RPG, and puzzles in a vast 3-D world. Vibrant colorful graphics! -explore huge 3-D environments for puzzles, treasures and other surprises "Guide Shot System" sends Servbots to retrieve treasure and perform Tron's bidding Includes Demo of Mega Man Legends 2

Joint Strike Fighter

Innerloop Studios, Eidos Interactive

JSF is a combat flight simulator that lets the player take control of the two prototypes that contested in the Joint Strike fighter program; the Lochkeed Martin X-35 and the Boeing X-32. The player can engage in bombing and air-to-air combat either on or off-line.

Shellshock: Nam '67

Guerrilla Games, Eidos Interactive

ShellShock: Nam '67 depicts, for the first time in a video game, the true horrors of the Vietnam War. Focusing on one man's ordeals during one of the most controversial wars of modern times, Shellshock: Nam '67 dares to go where no other war game has gone. The player assumes the role of a rookie soldier on his first tour of duty, as he experiences all the fear, chaos and atrocities of the Vietnam War.

Ninja: Shadow of Darkness

Core Design, Eidos Interactive

Ninja is a fast-paced, arcade style action-adventure. The game features highly detailed environments, a wide range of special effects and huge end-of-level bosses. Assuming the role of the young ninja Kurosawa, you must guide him through a series of progressively difficult environments. The Ninja is able to collect magic potions, scrolls, extra lives, energy and weapons throughout the levels to help him on his quest.

Big Red Racing

The Big Red Software Company, Domark Software, Eidos Interactive

Big Red Racing is a comical racing game, released for DOS in 1996. It was developed by Big Red Software and published by Domark (now Eidos). Big Red Racing was planned for release on five different systems: DOS, PlayStation, Sega Saturn, 3DO and Atari Jaguar, but the PlayStation, Sega Saturn, 3DO and Atari Jaguar versions were cancelled.

Thief: The Dark Project

Looking Glass Studios, Eidos Interactive, Activision Value

Thief is a first-person stealth game that likes the dark. You sneak through the ruins of haunted cathedrals, subterranean ruins, and forbidding prisons, in a dark and sinister city - heavily inspired by Steampunk and the Dark Ages. Garrett finds an ally in the shadows, as he steals for money and uncovers the hidden agendas of allies and enemies. The story that unravels is one of deception and revenge.

Bionicle Heroes

Amaze Entertainment, Eidos Interactive

Bionicle Heroes DS is a classic first-person shooter. As a nameless Matoran, you'll travel across 25 themed levels (including jungles, lava-worlds, ancient underground temples) discovering new weapons and new robotic foes to blast apart. Along the way, you'll use the masks' powers to survive the hostile environments as well as collect gears and robot parts to solve simple puzzles by assembling LEGO-style ramps, bridges, and doorways.

Bionicle Heroes

Amaze Entertainment, Eidos Interactive, TT Games Publishing

In the GBA version of Bionicle Heroes, based on the LEGO Bionicle franchise, players take on the guise of the Toa Inika team. Set on the island of Voya Nui, they need to retrieve the Mask of Life, stolen by the Piraka gang who also enslaved the Matoran, the native inhabitants, in the process. Unlike the console and the DS versions, a top-down perspective is used. The game takes place on six zones of the island, followed by a final showdown. The player starts as a Toa of Fire, but by completing zones and killing the level boss, additional masks can be collected: Air, Stone, Ice, Earth and Water. Each Toa has a primary and secondary weapon based on the mask's elemental nature, with specific features. During the levels, there are also weapon upgrades to be found. The second weapon is limited by an energy meter which needs some time to recharge. Each zone requires a specific Toa guise, but in the Free Play mode completed levels can be revisited and players can then switch between the forms at any time to use different abilities. Toa can strafe while fighting - there is an option to face enemies automatically or to control this manually.

Tomb Raider: Anniversary - Collectors Edition

Crystal Dynamics, Eidos Interactive

Tomb Raider: Anniversary is a remake of the original Tomb Raider with a technically more advanced graphics engine. It has the same basic storyline, though some cutscenes and much of the dialogue within have been expanded or modified in other ways. Two disc collectors edition - Bonus materials include : - The Tomb Raider Story: A Ten Year Retrospective Documentary - Tomb Raider: Anniversary and Tomb Raider: Legend Exclusive Soundtrack mix - gallery of Tomb Raider artwork and collection of trailers from the past and present

Geon: Emotions

Strawdog Studios Ltd, Eidos Interactive

Navigate the world and collect more points than your foes while using emotions as power-ups in this downloadable game.

Shellshock

Core Design, U.S. Gold, CentreGold, Electronic Arts Victor, Eidos Interactive

Having served in combat for the United States, Da Wardenz are out for one thing -- justice. This anti-terrorist tank force was conceived after an ill-fated campaign at Mostvia Vatska in 1994. Coming under heavy fire, the troops sent a distress signal to the U.S. Intelligence requesting immediate backup. The government turned their backs on the Special Forces unit by making them expendable and refusing to send in backup. As a result, five men survived; those five men formed Da Wardenz. Here's where you come into play. Assuming the role of a rookie commando, your mission is simple: prove yourself to Da Wardenz by destroying terrorist forces and rectifying global corruption. Easy, huh? That's not all -- you'll be in command of an M-13 Predator battle tank; this thing can mow down forests and calm any terrorist dispute. Along the way, you can upgrade your tank in armaments and shielding. Shellshock is broken into two parts: The Pen and actual mission objectives. As Da Wardenz headquarters, The Pen has all sorts of locations including the main hangar, basketball court, simulation room, workshop area, briefing area, and various lockers. Before a mission, you'll want to explore the headquarters and interact with each member of the team; you may learn something. When you're ready to kick some terrorist butt, you'll simply walk to the tank area and hop in!

Touch the Dead

Dream on Studio, Eidos Interactive, Virgin Play

Touch the Dead (titled Dead 'n' Furious in Europe) is a rail shooter/survival horror game for the Nintendo DS developed by Dream On Studio and published by Eidos Interactive under its brand Secret Stash Games. The game's box art was created by artist Arthur Suydam, famous for his work on the Marvel Zombies line of comics. Touch the Dead is a rail shooter. Players use the stylus to point at oncoming zombies on the bottom screen. Pointing fires the weapon Steiner has equipped. Shots can be delivered to the head, arms, legs, and stomach. To reload, players must simply grab a clip icon (located in the bottom right hand corner of the touch screen), and drag it to the bottom left hand corner which has an image of the 'magazine'. The D-pad and face buttons of the console are simply used to switch weapons. Both serve the same purpose, and work for both right-handed and left-handed players. Health and ammunition can be recovered by shooting crates and cabinets. The player also has the option of shooting switches to open doors and choose a left or right path when a fork appears. Either path chosen will still yield the same bonuses.