Operation Wolf (Amiga)

Description: Amiga Games / Manufacturer: Taito / Genre: Adventures & Role-playing / Release Date: 1988

Newest Review: ... does reduce the enjoyment somewhat the game remains a classic early 'shooting gallery' style blaster. You play the role of ... more

... a commando in the middle of a huge gun battle, and must pick off enemies with your submachine gun before they have a chance to return fire, each shto that they get through ridding you of one of a handful of lives. You also have limited ammo, and must shoot at magazines lying around the levels in order to keep things going. You can also pick up grenades, which wipe out anything on the screen when fired. The levels are the expected mix of jungles, deserts and rustic enemy outposts, and the range of enemies is fair...more

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Operation Wolf (Amiga): An excellent retro blast-fest (259 words)
by - written on 04/10/09 (Very useful, 14 readings)
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I have fond memories of playing the original Operation Wolf Coin Op arcade game, straining to see over the polished, black replica Uzi machinegun and spraying bullets at the screen with much glee. The amiga version is of course operated by either joystick or mouse instead however, and whilst this does reduce the enjoyment somewhat the game remains a classic early 'shooting gallery' style blaster. You play the role of a commando in the middle of a huge gun battle, and must pick off enemies with your submachine gun before they have a chance to return fire, each shto that they get through ridding you of one of a handful of lives. You also have limited ammo, and ... Read the complete review

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