The Strike Series: The Complete History (DESERT, JUNGLE, URBAN, SOVIET, NUCLEAR)

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Hi, Tony Barnes here, co-Director of The Strike Series. As a long-time subscriber, really excited to see games I've made show up on the channel, even if I've been written out of the history. I guess I should've done more interviews, like Mike did. Still glad to see coverage and always happy to see people enjoy something I've made! Great vid. BTW, it's "Beirut BREAKOUT" not "Beirut BREAKDOWN". And if you ever want the real scoop about the Strike Series (especially Future Strike/Cop), from someone's perspective other than Posehn's interviews, let me know.

I can't be the only person who was triggered constantly by trying to get the fuel at the last minute, only to crash and burn while it was still being winched up...

Urban Strike was set in 2001 and featured a destroyed World Trade Centre? Holy crap, I never noticed that before. Wow.

I played Nuclear Strike on my PS1 religiously, the story, gameplay, and the soundtrack was the complete package and those cinematics were amazing, it really pulled me into the world that the game was potraying. I also loved how there was a tease in the game for Future Strike.

The Strike series always makes me think of my older cousin, RIP. He was always introducing me, when we were kids, to the more "mature" games on the NES and Genesis.

Some serious nostalgia in this video. I'd completely forgotten about how much I adored Future Cop LAPD as a kid!

The first three Strike games on Genesis and C&C Red Alert are the reason I learned to love heavy and industrial metal music. That said, the menu song for Urban Strike is the incarnation of 90s arcade music.

The snare drum intro keeps making me think of REM's "It's the End of the World As We Know It"

Future Cop is tragically forgotten and quite underrated. The Precinct Assault game mode basically invented the MOBA genre fifteen years early, and it even has some concepts that would later appear in the Dead Space games (Check out the monuments in the Cult level).

I remember playing Desert Strike on the Genesis, but since I was a dumb kid I didn't understand it at all. Then I played Soviet and Nuclear for PS1 and even my parents wanted to watch because of the FMVs and the story. They thought it was based on a movie or something. Still have Soviet and Nuclear somewhere, and would love to play them again. Love those two.

Whenever I think of Desert Strike it always takes me back to playing it on my grandmothers Zenith tv during the hot summer days trying to stay cool with a little oscillating fan.

What a genuinely pleasant surprise to see this Complete history.

Thank you for making a video about the Strike series. Desert Strike holds a lot of great memories for me, and it’s still my favorite of all time. I used to play it every Thanksgiving with my older brother before he passed away in a motorcycle accident.

Jungle Strike was probably the one Genesis game I absolutely mastered. I could consistently play through it in a single sitting given enough time to do so, when I was 12 or so. I tried it again many, many years later and I couldn't retrain my brain to adapt to its unique control scheme. Fond memories, but it's tough to go back to.

Jungle Strike starts in Washington and Urban Strike starts in the jungle......Thought that was weird as a kid

I LOVED Soviet Strike. The main theme made me want to sit on a folding metal chair, put on aviator glasses and lean back nodding my head slowly.

I had no idea about the LAPD/Strike backstory. I used to love LAPD as a kid

Future Cop LAPD was one of my favorite game back then. The Multi-player mode of defending your base was really good. I didn't knew about the link to Strike series.

My father LOVED Desert Strike. And to be honest, so did I...