Get any info on Omega? That was an interesting game, you could 'program' the tanks.
I've heard of that game, but haven't played it. The only tank games I have played at length are Battle Zone and Arctic Fox for the Amiga. I really liked Arctic Fox, even if it was a bit too complex for me at the time (must have been 11 or 12). I thought the idea of controlling a missile from first-person perspective was great. It was like getting a free flight simulator! I also thought the hand animations added greatly to the realism.
Come to think of it, I remember a multiplayer tank game for the Amiga that showed the tanks in top-down perspective. You could choose three different tanks...Can't think of the name of it...Argh!! I just remember you could lay down mines and implement other strategies.
I know there are several miniature and RPGs based on super tanks. I can't think of their names right now, though. I do like stuff like that.
Get any info on Omega? That was an interesting game, you could 'program' the tanks.
I've heard of that game, but haven't played it. The only tank games I have played at length are Battle Zone and Arctic Fox for the Amiga. I really liked Arctic Fox, even if it was a bit too complex for me at the time (must have been 11 or 12). I thought the idea of controlling a missile from first-person perspective was great. It was like getting a free flight simulator! I also thought the hand animations added greatly to the realism.
Come to think of it, I remember a multiplayer tank game for the Amiga that showed the tanks in top-down perspective. You could choose three different tanks...Can't think of the name of it...Argh!! I just remember you could lay down mines and implement other strategies.
I know there are several miniature and RPGs based on super tanks. I can't think of their names right now, though. I do like stuff like that.
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