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Desert Strike: Return to the Gulf Longplay (Amiga) [QHD]

Developed and published by Electronic Arts in 1993 A 16-bit classic whichever way you look at it, the original Sega Genesis version of Desert Strike was a great game, but the Amiga version upped the ante with better graphics, better audio, and even bigger explosions! It's a rare thing when the Amiga delivers a better experience than the consoles, but Desert Strike bucks the trend. No, it's not as fast or as smooth, but the flight model and physics are more dynamic, offering a greater sense of momentum, and it plays brilliantly! If you want the best possible experience, play it on an AGA machine, like the A1200. It's never going to offer silky-smooth scrolling because it's not been designed that way, but the 14 Mhz 68020 CPU makes for a much more consistent experience. As for the longplay, I recorded this on an A500 OCS configuration for authenticity; the game was designed for OCS/ECS machines, so that's the the config I went with. When I recorded my original Desert Strike longplay back in 2016, I made a huge problem for myself by using the map. The developers rendered the game and map screens in totally different positions, which made it a total nightmare when it came to cropping the video; rather than have massive black borders everywhere, it took me about 3 days to go through all the footage, crop and reposition it. It wasn't until after I'd recorded the game I realised it would have been so much simpler to avoid using the map at all, so when it came to recording this 1440p update, that's exactly what I did! I check the map once at the start of each mission to show the objectives and briefings, but then complete the rest of the mission without using the map; I did make an exception in mission 4, because you're objectives are drip-fed over the course of the mission, but even so, it made preparing the final video infinitely easier this time around, shaving 30 minutes off the run time. Chapters 0:00:00 Game Credits (music by Jason A. S. Whitely) 0:04:23 Intro (music by Jason A. S. Whitely) 0:07:20 Co-pilot selection 0:08:36 Mission 01: Briefing 0:09:55 Mission 01: Destroy Radar Sites 0:12:39 Mission 01: Destroy Power Station 0:17:54 Mission 01: Destroy Airfields 0:27:37 Mission 01: Destroy Command Centres 0:30:34 Mission 01: Rescue Secret Agent 0:37:21 Mission 01: Return to Frigate 0:41:40 Mission 01: Debriefing 0:42:56 Mission 02: Intro 0:43:28 Mission 02: Briefing 0:44:04 Mission 02: Destroy Radar Sites 0:49:47 Mission 02: Jailbreak 1:06:45 Mission 02: Destroy Power Station 1:11:27 Mission 02: Destroy Chemical Weapons 1:16:30 Mission 02: Destroy SCUD Launchers 1:26:21 Mission 02: POW Camp 1:37:35 Mission 02: Return to Frigate 1:39:32 Mission 02: Debriefing 1:41:17 Mission 03: Briefing 1:41:17 Mission 03: Rescue U.N. Inspectors 1:49:23 Mission 03: Destroy Biological Weapons Factory 1:55:27 Mission 03: Destroy ICBM Missile Silos 2:03:30 Mission 03: Destroy Power Station 2:03:56 Mission 03: Destroy ICBM Missile Silos (cont.) 2:05:02 Mission 03: Rescue Pilots Lost at Sea 2:08:49 Mission 03: Madman's Yacht 2:15:35 Mission 03: Enemy Ambassador 2:20:44 Mission 03: Embassy Rescue 2:37:40 Mission 03: Return to Frigate 2:39:14 Mission 03: Debriefing 2:40:29 Mission 04: Intro 2:41:05 Mission 04: Briefing 2:41:47 Mission 04: Save Oil Fields 2:47:23 Mission 04: Stop Oil Spill 2:51:08 Mission 04: Bomb Shelters 3:06:14 Mission 04: Destroy Nuclear Weapons 3:14:42 Mission 04: Destroy Power Station 3:16:04 Mission 04: Destroy Presidential Palace 3:21:22 Mission 04: Destroy Madman's Bomber 3:25:00 Mission 04: Return to Frigate 3:27:00 Mission 04: Debriefing 3:28:00 Ending Credits Coding: Gary Roberts, Dave Colclough Graphics: Carl Cropley, Damon Redmond, Jon Law Music: Jason A. S. Whitely #desertstrike #amiga #retrogames