Prehistorik Man is a video game released for the Game Boy Advance (GBA) in 2001. It follows the story of an ancient caveman named Takkar, who embarks on a quest to save his village from famine. Players must navigate through various levels, defeating monsters and collecting food as they progress. The gameplay is action-oriented and platforming-focused, with some puzzle elements added for variety. Despite its interesting premise and engaging mechanics, Prehistorik Man may not be suitable for gamers looking for more substantial experiences; it is best enjoyed as a weekend diversion from the GBA's heavier titles.

Emperor: Battle for Dune is a real-time strategy video game based on the universe created in Frank Herbert's novels and David Lynch's 1984 movie. It serves as a sequel to the early '90s game Dune II, which is considered the grandfather of RTS games. Set on Arrakis, players take control of one of three military factions battling for control over its resources. Each faction has unique units, weapons, and strategies that will be used in their fight for domination over this desert planet.

Dead Rising 2 is a zombie-killing video game set several years after the Willamette incident, in which the zombie virus has spread unchecked throughout the US. Players explore and conquer Fortune City, a new gambling paradise full of tens of thousands of zombies, as they fight off the undead assault with an array of in-game objects that can be used as deadly weapons. With plenty to discover and hordes of zombies to slay, Dead Rising 2 offers players a thrilling new level of zombie-slaying fun.