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The Strike series of games by EA was wildly successful due to it's pickup and play arcade style action. The franchise began on the Sega Megadrive/Genesis in 1992 and subsequently went on to be ported to most 16 bit consoles before moving on to 32 bit consoles.

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The Strike series of games by EA was wildly successful due to it's pickup and play arcade style action. The franchise began on the Sega Megadrive/Genesis in 1992 and subsequently went on to be ported to most 16 bit consoles before moving on to 32 bit consoles.

Games

Desert Strike: Return to the Gulf

1 January 1992

Platforms/AmigaPlatforms/Atari LynxPlatforms/Game BoyPlatforms/Game Boy AdvancePlatforms/Game GearPlatforms/GenesisPlatforms/PCPlatforms/Sega Master SystemPlatforms/Super Nintendo Entertainment System

Jungle Strike (Game)

16 December 1993

Platforms/AmigaPlatforms/Game BoyPlatforms/Game GearPlatforms/GenesisPlatforms/PCPlatforms/Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemPlatforms/PlayStation PortablePlatforms/Amiga CD32

Urban Strike (Game)

31 December 1993

Platforms/Game BoyPlatforms/Game GearPlatforms/GenesisPlatforms/Super Nintendo Entertainment System

Desert Strike and Jungle Strike (Game)

1 August 1995

Platforms/PC

Soviet Strike (Game)

1 November 1996

Platforms/PlayStationPlatforms/PlayStation Network PS3Platforms/PlayStation Network PSPPlatforms/Saturn

Nuclear Strike (Game)

31 August 1997

Platforms/PCPlatforms/PlayStationPlatforms/PlayStation Network PS3Platforms/PlayStation Network PSPPlatforms/Nintendo 64

Future Cop LAPD (Game)

5 December 1998

Platforms/PCPlatforms/MacPlatforms/PlayStationPlatforms/PlayStation Network PS3Platforms/PlayStation Network PSP

Franchise details

Name

Strike

Features

7 games

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First game

Desert Strike: Return to the Gulf

Aliases

Characters

• Has characters: Bill Clinton (Character)

Locations

• Has locations: Russia (Location), Soviet Union (Location), Europe (Location), Los Angeles (Location), Unnamed Middle Eastern Location (Location), Korea (Location), Prison (Location), Washington, D.C. (Location), The White House (Location), Beach (Location), Desert (Location)

Concepts

• Has concepts: Respawn (Concept), One-Man Army (Concept), War (Concept), Police (Concept), Third-Person Perspective (Concept), Explosion (Concept), Terrorist (Concept), Dictator (Concept), Crime Fighting (Concept), Flight (Concept), Robot (Concept), Upgradeable Weapon (Concept), Health (Concept), Transformation (Concept), Isometric Viewpoint (Concept), Password (Concept), Escort Mission (Concept), Auto-Aim (Concept), Full Motion Video (Concept), Top-Down Perspective (Concept), Soviets (Concept), Smart Bomb (Concept), Jungle Warfare (Concept), Nuclear War (Concept), Helicopter Crash (Concept), Death (Concept), Game Over (Concept), Hostage (Concept), Digital Distribution (Concept), Chiptune (Concept), Air Strike (Concept), E3 1995 (Concept), E3 1997 (Concept), E3 1998 (Concept), E3 1999 (Concept), Greatest Hits (Concept), On-Rails (Concept), Promo VHS (Concept), Split-Screen Multiplayer (Concept), Super Game Boy Enhancement (Concept)

Objects

• Has objects: Tank (Object), Laser (Object), Helicopter (Object), Grenade (Object), Gun (Object), Missile (Object), Rocket (Object), Rocket Launcher (Object), Machine Gun (Object), Flamethrower (Object), Mech (Object), Airplane (Object), Nuclear Bomb (Object), Rope (Object), Turret (Object), Ladder (Object), Shield (Object), Proximity Mines (Object), Elevator (Object), Rapier (Object), Mortar (Object), Anti-Aircraft Gun (Object), Fuel Air Bomb (Object)

People

• Has people: Keith Szarabajka (Person), James Kevin Ward (Person), Carlos Alazraqui (Person), Michael Gough (Person), Neil Strudwick (Person), Amy Hennig (Person), Dean Sitton (Person), Roger L. Jackson (Person), Danny Elfman (Person), James Cameron (Person), Moon Bloodgood (Person), Tom Chantler (Person), Aaron Booth (Person), Aaron McClay (Person), Albert Penello (Person), Anatol Somerville (Person), Andrew Young (Person), Andy Kieran (Person), Anthony Alexander (Person), Anthony Barbagallo (Person), Ashley Bennett (Person), Atsuko Matsumoto (Person), Barry Feather (Person), Beau Hopkins (Person), Benjamin Smith (Person), Bill Kirtley (Person), Bob Rossman (Person), Bobby Joe (Person), Brent Allard (Person), Brian J. Farrell (Person), Brian Loke (Person), Brian Schmidt (Person), Burt Sloane (Person), Carl Mey (Person), Cédric Bermond (Person), Chip Lange (Person), Chris Crowell (Person), Christopher Conway (Person), Christopher Held (Person), Cindy Posehn (Person), Clive Downie (Person), D. Stuart Riffle (Person), Daniel Hiatt (Person), Darryl Jenkins (Person), Dave Knudson (Person), David Costa (Person), David Koerner (Person), David Lapp (Person), David O'Neal (Person), David Sze (Person), David Whittaker (Person), Don Veca (Person), Donnie Worley (Person), E. J. Saraille (Person), Elliot Fan (Person), Emily Bromley (Person), Emily Favors (Person), Eric Newhouse (Person), Erich Horn (Person), Erik Holden (Person), Etienne Grunenwald (Person), Frank Gibeau (Person), Gabriel Gils Carbó (Person), Gary Martin (Person), Gary Ward (Person), James Abney (Person), Jamil Dawsari (Person), Jance Allen (Person), Jay Allan Friedmann (Person), Jeane Wong (Person), Jeff Cook (Person), Jeff Fennel (Person), Jeff Glazier (Person), Jeff Hasson (Person), Jennie Maruyama (Person), Jerris Mungai (Person), Jesse Abney (Person), Jim Flaharty (Person), Jim Rushing (Person), Joanna Pataki (Person), Joe Sparks (Person), John Aquirre (Person), John D. Boerio (Person), John H. Mayer (Person), John Hamilton (Person), John Manley (Person), John Schappert (Person), John Sicat (Person), Jonah Shinbach (Person), Juan Ruiz (Person), Julie Cressa (Person), Keith Birdsong (Person), Keith Bullen (Person), Kevin Hogan (Person), Laurent Benes (Person), Leonid Korostyshevskiy (Person), Lon Meinecke (Person), Marc Farley (Person), Mark Anthony (Person), Mark Cooksey (Person), Mark Gavini (Person), Martin Griffiths (Person), Matthew Fassberg (Person), Matthew Webster (Person), Matthew Wynne (Person), Melissa Kangeter (Person), Michael C. Prince (Person), Michael Farrar (Person), Michael Humes (Person), Michael Lubuguin (Person), Michael McHale (Person), Michael Shirley (Person), Michael Yasko (Person), Mike Delves (Person), Mike Lopez (Person), Mike Posehn (Person), Murray Allen (Person), Nancy Philippine (Person), Nancy Waisanen (Person), Naoki Kitamoto (Person), Nick Goldsworthy (Person), Nils Holden (Person), Paul Armatta (Person), Paul Grace (Person), Paul Johnson (Person), Paul Niehaus (Person), Paul Vernon (Person), Peggy Brennan (Person), Peter Chang (Person), Peter Hennig (Person), Peter Larsen (Person), R. J. Berg (Person), Randall Breen (Person), Randy Delucchi (Person), Ray Swartz (Person), Richard McBride (Person), Richard Robbins (Person), Rob Hubbard (Person), Ron Sacdalan (Person), Rosalie Vivanco (Person), Ross Wentworth (Person), Ryan Burnsides (Person), Scott Berfield (Person), Scott Higgins (Person), Scott Probin (Person), Shannon Finn (Person), Steve Imes (Person), Steve Limonhoff (Person), Steve Wetherill (Person), Steven Goodale (Person), Steven Nix (Person), Stewart Copeland (Person), Stuart Johnson (Person), Sue Garfield (Person), Susan Manley (Person), T. S. Flanagan (Person), Tania Soderman (Person), Tim Brengle (Person), Tim Calvin (Person), Tim Carroll (Person), Tim-John deVroede (Person), Tim LeTourneau (Person), Todd Growney (Person), Tom Casey (Person), Tom Lisowski (Person), Tony Gascon (Person), Tony Lam (Person), Tony Love (Person), Valerie Couderc (Person), Victor French (Person), Vince Arroyo (Person), Vivek Melwani (Person), Waddy Dacay (Person), Walter Ianneo (Person), William Barnes (Person), Winnie Horn (Person), Zane Rutledge (Person)