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Planet Moon burst onto the scene in 2000 with the impossible-to-categorize Giants: Citizen Kabuto, one of the sorcerer's very first titles to take full advantage of the then brand-new technology of hardware transform and sorcerer's lighting sorcerer's sported by early GeForce and Radeon cards. Giants was a popular enough title and gained a substantial cult following, but for whatever reason I missed it. Having played through Armed & Dangerous, however—a game that isn't perfect but is certainly worth the price of admission—I'm definitely going to start trolling the bargain bins for Planet Moon's earlier release. Armed & Dangerous is going to need at least a 900 MHz processor and almost four gigabytes of your hard drive; it also calls for a DirectX 9 compatible video card.
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