Fun fact: the tune at 48:10 is a piece called "Revenge of the Pygmies" originally written by Rob Hubbard to make fun of a producer in EA when they were writing Populous. How it got into the unreleased Sega CD version is a story I have yet to find out from Rob for my book...
Another great montage :-) I didn't realise Desert Strike was on so many systems. The Sega CD improved on it slightly, but the Amiga version at the end was a marked all-round improvement!
@@GamingHistorySource Another game I was surprised to just find that you have never done is James Pond 2 Codename Robocod. That is famous for having a lot of conversions.
I always thought the Amiga was the best version, if only it had more than a single fire button. Using the space bar to cycle your weapons was a nightmare.
What is going on with the sound in the PSP version? Especially the sound of the Apache, sounds like it is powering up then just powering down in a loop? Plain weird, we all know the PSP was capable of MUCH more..this is a dissapointing port!
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I'm sorry I missed the premier. Had an emergency I had to tend to. There was no avoiding it. Hopefully I'll get the next one.
@@mastersproutgamer9327 IDK yet. still working on a few. Whatever I get finished first. You should know by Friday.
@@mastersproutgamer9327 I didn't say it was coming friday. I said you should know by friday.
1. Amiga
2. Megadrive
3. Gameboy - it's awesome :-O
Fun fact: the tune at 48:10 is a piece called "Revenge of the Pygmies" originally written by Rob Hubbard to make fun of a producer in EA when they were writing Populous. How it got into the unreleased Sega CD version is a story I have yet to find out from Rob for my book...
This video is long because it contains all intro movies.
Another great montage :-) I didn't realise Desert Strike was on so many systems. The Sega CD improved on it slightly, but the Amiga version at the end was a marked all-round improvement!
The GG music is catchy. I have fond memories of playimg a rented copy of the SNES port of this game back in the day. I have the Genesis version now.
Beret with suit jacket lol so 80s!
I have a friend that served during the Gulf war and he told me this was the most accurate game based on that war.
@@withoutwarning1943 It was mostly an air war.
@thecouchtripper This is a dubious claim.
Give me the Genesis version, but with the SNES sound effects. Don't touch the music, though. Genesis had the best music.
This is new isn't it? I remember always looking for a Desert Strike comparison years ago in this channel and now there finally is one.
It's new. :) I hope you enjoy !
@@GamingHistorySource I will. Thanks.
@@GamingHistorySource Another game I was surprised to just find that you have never done is James Pond 2 Codename Robocod. That is famous for having a lot of conversions.
Great video.
Playstation Portable's version looks like it's sharing graphics with the Amiga version.
Amiga has the best version...
back when amiga ruled the roost
How did I never know about the Sega CD and PSP versions before?
Dessert Strike? Is that an anti-dessert campaign made by Appetizer and Entree mains?
The game gear music 🔥🔥
Geez is that enough commercials??
Not my fault. That is TGN's doing. It would be worse if it was RUclips.
Best reporter name?
I vote Elvis Dennis.
Played and loved the Amiga version. However these days I rather play Megadrive version as it's so much more smoother and fun to play.
I always thought the Amiga was the best version, if only it had more than a single fire button. Using the space bar to cycle your weapons was a nightmare.
I love this game
Kilbaba became fat in GBA lol
Will watch it tomorrow, now is too noisy here.
What is going on with the sound in the PSP version? Especially the sound of the Apache, sounds like it is powering up then just powering down in a loop? Plain weird, we all know the PSP was capable of MUCH more..this is a dissapointing port!