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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Marketplace => Topic started by: Louis Dias on July 28, 2006, 03:53:20 AM
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=120014076745
NTSC graphics but runs on PAL machines as well.
Shipping costs reflect the packaging involved in shipping it. Apologies to non-North American Amigans but the costs are that much higher to ship over seas.
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For those who don't know, Jungle Strike is a game about black underground musicians protesting about pay and working conditions.
The sequel, Urban Strike, features Roni Size battling the evil forces of pop/rock.
They were not, as some people think, games featuring nasty men and helicopters.
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@Hyperspeed
:crazy:
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Did the CD32 version have extra anims?
The controls were great in these games and I loved the little boxes you could winch up with ammo!
:-D
I still prefer Desert/Jungle Strike to the Zeewolf games but alas, I am CD32-less!
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Hyperspeed wrote:
For those who don't know, Jungle Strike is a game about black underground musicians protesting about pay and working conditions.
The sequel, Urban Strike, features Roni Size battling the evil forces of pop/rock.
They were not, as some people think, games featuring nasty men and helicopters.
And just what the hell is that supposed to be, a joke? If so, it wasn't very funny, if you catch my drift...
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It's funny, but only if you know what Jungle Music is... lmao :lol:
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There was a TV documentary on about the influence of black artists on the UK music scene, it suggested that if it wasn't for the carribeans moving to the UK after the war we'd all be listening to Cliff Richard... and maybe The Prodigy would have been a group of Morris Dancers.
:-D
No offence meant, just that Jungle is MOBO (music of black origin) mainly and might not be so prevelant in the US where breakbeat and hip-hop are more widespread.
A classic tune is Goldie - "Terminator".
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Hyperspeed wrote:
For those who don't know, Jungle Strike is a game about black underground musicians protesting about pay and working conditions.
The sequel, Urban Strike, features Roni Size battling the evil forces of pop/rock.
They were not, as some people think, games featuring nasty men and helicopters.
:roflmao:
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@nagaflas
I found it funny. What is your drift? :crazy:
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Being from the US, I had no clue what it was about so I just gave it the :crazy:
As far as the CD32 version having more animations...I couldn't tell you. It seems this game should run on a 1200 as it supports a keyboard and mouse as well.
The manual is in German and English.
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One of the missions appears to involve blowing up hippies. Worth the postage alone.
(http://www.ppa.pl/artykuly/pics/sekcje/strefa2/junglestrike/junglestrike1.png)
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Hyperspeed wrote:
One of the missions appears to involve blowing up hippies. Worth the postage alone.
(http://www.ppa.pl/artykuly/pics/sekcje/strefa2/junglestrike/junglestrike1.png)
LOL, it is a solid game. I beat it years ago. I tried getting into the sequal, Nuclear Strike, on the Genesis/Megadrive but lost interest...
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Wasn't it Desert, Jungle & Urban on the 16-Bits then Nuclear Strike on the Saturn/Playstation? Nuclear was a bit jittery with the texture mapping if I remember correct. You can't beat the classics!
Didn't the little men make funny grunting/whining noises when you shot them off watch towers?
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been so long I can't quite remember
I beat Desert on the Genesis.
Beat this one on my "lost" CD32.
Rented (I guess it was Urban) Strike on the Genesis and just never got into it.
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Interestingly Desert Strike featured an Apache, Jungle Strike featured (the now canned) Commanche, Urban Strike featured a fictional stealth fighter shaped helicopter and Nuclear Strike went back to Apache.
If only they had made an Airwolf game... R.I.P Mister Santini!
:-D
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they had an Airwolf game on the C64