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* [[Complete Monster]]: Pretty much ALL of the main villains but special points go to Malone of ''Urban Strike'' for blowing up his own son with a car bomb to get rid of an agent, as well as assaulting and militarising many American cities and attacking New York with his satellite laser beam....[[For the Evulz|to make them an example]]. |
* [[Complete Monster]]: Pretty much ALL of the main villains but special points go to Malone of ''Urban Strike'' for blowing up his own son with a car bomb to get rid of an agent, as well as assaulting and militarising many American cities and attacking New York with his satellite laser beam....[[For the Evulz|to make them an example]]. |
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** Kim Jong-Il (yes, '''that''' Kim Jong-Il) blows up his own capital Pyongyang with a nuclear bomb (trying to murder numerous foreign diplomats- including President Clinton- who were in torn for a phony peace conference in the process) in order to justify an invasion of South Korea. |
** Kim Jong-Il (yes, '''that''' Kim Jong-Il) blows up his own capital Pyongyang with a nuclear bomb (trying to murder numerous foreign diplomats- including President Clinton- who were in torn for a phony peace conference in the process) in order to justify an invasion of South Korea. |
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Revision as of 06:11, 29 November 2013
- Complete Monster: Pretty much ALL of the main villains but special points go to Malone of Urban Strike for blowing up his own son with a car bomb to get rid of an agent, as well as assaulting and militarising many American cities and attacking New York with his satellite laser beam....to make them an example.
- Kim Jong-Il (yes, that Kim Jong-Il) blows up his own capital Pyongyang with a nuclear bomb (trying to murder numerous foreign diplomats- including President Clinton- who were in torn for a phony peace conference in the process) in order to justify an invasion of South Korea.
- Harsher in Hindsight: In Urban Strike, which was released in 1994, a terrorist attack takes place in New York in 2001. You also have to rescue civilians from the World Trade Center AND defuse a bomb that has been planted within it after Malone fires a satellite laser beam at it.
- Porting Distillation: Soviet Strike is 3D, but its Sega Saturn version has more detailed textures and extra wingtip weapons than the Play Station version while running at roughly the same framerate. It's practically the only Electronic Arts port to turn out well on the Saturn.