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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A video game from Sensible Software, in which the player commands between 1 and 8 soldiers on a series of missions like "kill all enemies." It is remembered for attempting to avert Do Not Do This Cool Thing -- your soldiers die horribly and in droves, each adding a tombstone to the pre-mission screen, and the game manual openly states that "war is a senseless waste of lives and resources." Electronic Gaming Monthly proclaimed it the best Atari Jaguar game of 1995. |
