Looking for a top down view tank game

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Looking for a top down view tank game

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The game I'm looking for had 2d graphics and had a top down view camera angle. It's probably from around 1995-1999. You had to choose either a light, medium or heavy tank in a 3d style menu. The mission was to shoot other tanks in a city. You could also destroy buildings and pick up mines and missiles. I got it from a CD with lots of demos and shareware games.
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Did it feature Army Men toys and what comptuer system did it originate at? If so to the former, then prehaps I might be able to help, despite not originally owning the games myself.
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wardrich wrote:The contrasts in personalities will deliver some SERIOUS lulz. I can't wait.
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I played it on windows 95, and no it didn't have any army men toys. Firepower is too old, it got newer graphics.
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Not Firepower then, is it at least in the same vein? Point of view and such ...?

And it's not because you played the game in W95 it ain't a dos game ....
Much of those shareware compilation CDs were filled with ol'dos softs.
Sometimes they added a W95 launch menu, but that's about it, the softs were mainly dos( cheap stuff ...)
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Yeah, It's in the same point of view and such, but with better graphics. There were perhaps some helicopters too now that I think about it.
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Recreational Warfare?
Best board game ever! Remember Hero Quest?
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Nope.
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I know the one you're talking about - I played it too. And I don't remember what it's called, either. It was a pretty cool game hunting down enemy tanks. the AI was decent, too.
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Post by koshlantis »

I've also been looking for this game, but no luck finding it either.

I remember the level on the demo disc I had (circa 1998) was in some kind of city, plenty of buildings to blow up... And at specific points aircraft would fly over and bomb you (dropping five-ish bombs in a row)... I don't know if this would jog anyone's memory, but I've been looking for a while and it's getting on my nerves now. =(

Also, I believe the turret could be turned independently of the tank itself? Not certain though.
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I believe the game you are looking for is called Return Fire.
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Post by PhoenixEE »

Found this topic while google-ing for the same description, the game is Mass Destruction (1997, DOS)
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