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Delivering value, security and privacy as transport services digitise

May 15, 2024 | themandarin.com.au | Simon Jones |Andrew Hartnett

Everyday life for Australian citizens is becoming increasingly hyperconnected and digitised. So given our rising expectations for streamlined public systems, governments must be future-focused on creating an environment that meets our value, security and privacy obligations – all while keeping pace with citizens’ digital expectations and experiences.
A*M*E*R*I*C*A (2001) - MobyGames

Jan 14, 2024 | mobygames.com | Andrew Hartnett

Description official descriptions A*M*E*R*I*C*A is a Wild West-themed real-time strategy game set over 90 years in post civil war America. The events portrayed in America are taken straight from the annals of American history. Players choose between Native Americans (specifically the Sioux tribe), Mexicans, Outlaws, or the Settlers in an attempt to settle the wild western frontier. Each side has certain advantages abilities and limitations to help balance out the sides.
William Shatner's TekWar

Jan 8, 2024 | mobygames.com | Andrew Hartnett

Players Average score: 2.4 out of 5 (based on 36 ratings with 4 reviews) Bill Shatner is a marketing machine, he'd sell his soul for a buck The GoodWilliam Shatner's dreamy visage on the box... The Bad...only problem is, Bill Shatner has nothing to do with the game. I didn't like the concept, story, game play...to sum up: everythingThe Bottom LineI only played it because I thought I'd laugh at it like those crappy Priceline ads. It's not funny, not in any sense.
Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers

Dec 16, 2023 | mobygames.com | Tim T Janssen |Alan Chan |Chris Mikesell |Andrew Hartnett

The GoodWell for one, this is one deep story. Other Sierra adventure games had this "surface level-fun kiddies" kinda of story line. This is the first Sierra Adventure game with a really serious-adult like approach to a game. The mysterious but not so creepy storyline gave a constant adrenaline flow, but not so much to give you a heart attack.
Airfix: Dogfighter

Dec 14, 2023 | mobygames.com | Tim T Janssen |Andrew Hartnett |Patrick Bregger

Description official descriptions Airfix: Dogfighter is an action-oriented World War II flight game with a difference: the player gets to fly model WWII planes around a house, shooting Mom's best china, attacking the enemy base (in the living room downstairs) or blasting through a window and taking on the enemy in the back garden. There are overall 20 missions in which the objectives range from escorting bombs to destroying enemy units.
Seven Kingdoms II: The Fryhtan Wars

Nov 28, 2023 | mobygames.com | Andrew Hartnett

Seven Kingdoms II: The Fryhtan Wars is a real-time strategy game featuring empire-building and diplomatic intrigue. The player gets to choose from among 12 nationalities to command, each with distinct features and behaviors relevant to the respective cultures.
Powerslave (1996) - MobyGames

Nov 28, 2023 | mobygames.com | Satoshi Kunsai |Andrew Hartnett

The GoodI used to have a time where 1st person shooters were my thing, despite the fact that I am more of a console person than a computer person. So naturally, my first crack at PowerSlave was the PC version. Despite some cool themes, ideas, and more, I had one big problem that plagued me as I played the PC version: it didn't feel like a computer style FPS. I'll explain more on that later.
The Devil Inside

Nov 22, 2023 | mobygames.com | Andrew Hartnett |Patrick Bregger

The GoodHorrible creatures haunt the night, mutated freaks, psychotic legions of the undead and similar monsters are on the loose so who gets to eliminate these supernatural entities and keep us safe at night? The cops? S.T.A.R.S.? How about a TV show? That's right! In this game the undead are the chosen fodder for the world's highest rated reality-TV show: The Devil Inside.
Blood II: The Chosen

Nov 19, 2023 | mobygames.com | Kate Jones |Andrew Hartnett |Patrick Bregger

The GoodI've been a fan of the Blood series since I played the shareware in 2003. Countless fun hours were spent setting people on fire with the flaregun, blowing them up with dynamite, and stabbing them with the voodoo doll. The Plasma Pak and Cryptic Passage expansions continued the carnage. Sure, it was nothing revolutionary, but the Blood games were simple addictive shooters. And when the chips are down, that's all you need.