Supports Pocket PC 2002. Known problems with later OS's. Please comment.
Overview:
MetalStrike adopts a bird-view game scheme-the warrior, which is controlled by the player, breaks through heavy besiegement and goes forward continuously while the player will meet stubbornly resistance against the enemies. To fight against the attacking from all the directions, our future heroes can select all kinds of latest type weapons, including cannon, guided missiles, etc. The game engine, which can support over 200 moving objects at the same time on the screen, will give a vivid, dynamic picture to players, as if they were in a real battle. During the game, the player may obtain new weapons or weapon promotion through equipment supply. With the extremely furious visions of different battles, MetalStrike offers several pieces of stinging electronic music and sound effects by which you can distinguish various weapons from each other clearly.
Making no attempt to follow a storyline or plot, this vertical scroller simply has you blasting away at everything in sight. The game displays four characters in one of the opening screens but doesn't actually use them. You begin by selecting one of three vehicles that couldn't possibly exist in real life. Each has different strengths and weaknesses and it's up to you to discover them. Then blast your way through the surreal landscape, killing troops and blowing up tanks while taking advantage of cover and collecting power-ups. Almost everything on the screen is a potential target�including buildings and cows.
The graphics have a distinctly cartoonish feel to them, but everything is drawn with care. In addition, the developers managed to cram an impressive amount of animation onto the screen. In the first level, for instance, you drive beneath a bridge just in time to see a train pass overhead. Anime fans will probably get a kick out of the soundtrack, which contains several tracks in the old desktop PC "MOD" format.
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, but I need PPC version
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