Remembering Norio Ohga 
Norio Ohga designed the compact disc in 1982 and established the boundaries of optical media.
Tagged: CD-ROM
Remembering Norio Ohga
Robot City 
Robot City is a gripping, scary, unforgettable sci-fi murder mystery saddled a tedious and unfair open world.
Roller Coaster Factory 
This joyless roller coaster game doesn’t care much about the fun of building, riding, or even looking at a theme park ride.
Sentient
Sentient overwhelms you with the freedom to roam an active space station and absurdly detailed dialogue. How much of this is just for show?
Sierra LandDesigner 3D 
Sierra’s line of home productivity software (really!) included this gardening tool, which makes it easier to plan a garden but doesn’t necessarily teach how to landscape well.
SimIsle: Missions In The Rainforest
Everything has a visible cost in SimIsle, a tropical simulation game about the dynamics between industry, labor, and ecology. What does it mean that it contradicts its own environmentalist message?
SimTower: The Vertical Empire
Yoot Saito developed a surprisingly personal take on Maxis’s simulation sandbox genre – and one of the stronger entries in the Sim series.
SoulTrap 
SoulTrap is a nightmare – a frantic and clumsy trip through a fear-filled dreamworld so surreal that it’s abstract.
Spaceship Warlock
Reactor Inc.’s foundational interactive movie adventure follows no existing blueprint and nearly falls apart from the tonal whiplash of combining open exploration with cinematic intensity. Nearly.
Star Wars: Pit Droids 
Lucas Learning put together a decent Chu Chu Rocket-like game, dampening the inherent unlikeability of a Episode I tie-in game for kids.