Jungle Strike

Atari only sold about, uh, a quarter of a million in the end, which is nothing next to a Mega Drive.

So, Urban Strike, it's the third game in the series after Desert Strike and Jungle Strike, and this time the war comes to America.

A media tycoon called H.R. Malone is building a super weapon, and you fly an attack helicopter from, uh, Hawaii to Mexico, San Francisco, New York, and Las Vegas to stop him.

It's that three-quarter view from above, where you pick off targets, rescue people, and keep an eye on your fuel, your armor, and your ammo all at once.

It just goes to show that the Super Nintendo's clever sound chip only shines when somebody writes for it, and here it was handed a conversion.

On to the graphics and the speed.

For the Mega Drive Mean Machines, Sega liked the intricate backgrounds and the realistic vehicles, but one of their reviewers said it wasn't up to Jungle Strike's standard, and that the San Francisco fog looked more like snow.

Well, snow in San Francisco would certainly be a twist, Lee.

the only things I've played with that type of thing was back in the day was with Desert Strike when you were the helicopter I was going to

say see Desert Strike and Jungle Strike it's the closest I've came because that was one of the games that started my love for isometric games I was like this looks incredible that is the closest I've came but even like Star Fox and stuff like that I've just never I just don't have any interest in it

it's got it's support also so they keep making them I'll hate them

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