PlayStation 1

Release Date: November 17, 1999 "You can deathslide down washing lines and zap hovering robots..." Remember “to infinity, and beyond!” from the first time round? Then you've probably too old to be part of Toy Story 2’s target audience - but that doesn’t mean you won’t enjoy it. In fact, like Pixar’s masterpiece of computer¬ generated cinema, there’s plenty in Toy Story 2 that’ll appeal to those who still think Star Wars starred Indiana Jones and not that bloke out of Trainspo

Release Date: November 10, 1999 "Ducking round corners in the sewers triggers eerie tunes, anticipating the Nazi guards..." The delights of the one-shot kill. Line up a tin-pot helmet in the cross hairs, gently squeeze the trigger and another Nazi’s no more. Set at the tail end of World War II, Medal Of Honour takes you on a jaunt round Europe as a field agent for the Office Of Strategic Services. Standard first-person shooting stuff, you might think, but this title goes way

Release Date: November 30, 1999 "It’s not really a sequel. It’s something completely different..." Hawk Mason, one of the original Fighting Force, is apparently no longer content with spending his weekends beating people up with baseball bats and iron bars. He’s now a government agent, which basically means he can spend his time beating people up with guns and gadgets instead. Starting the game with only a few knives and grenades, you have to rely on hand-to-hand combat to de