Uploaded March 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this video, Line of Fire, released in 1991 for the Atari ST by U.S. Gold.
Terrorist from the middle east have developed a super lethal weapon. Only two brave heroes can save the world by infiltrating behind enemy lines and steal the "Rapier gun". Eight levels of "blast everything that moves" + bosses await us in Line of Fire, a spectacular coin-op game made by Sega resembling Operation Wolf and (spoiler alert) poorly converted to the ST.
Good news you can play with a friend simultaneosuly and the graphics are detailed. Bad news the scrolling is jerky, the animations are nearly non-existent, the sound fx are a mess and gameplay is appallingly slow.
Playability is low, difficulty is low if you manage to see the red dot of fire.
Here you'll find full intro and gameplay with bugged boss. After 3 minutes of bullet shooting the 2nd guy everywhere, I've given up.
All footage taken from original hardware machines and upscaled to 1080P.
Let me know what do you think about the video in the comments below but, most important, Enjoy!!!
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In this video, Line of Fire, released in 1991 for the Atari ST by U.S. Gold.
Terrorist from the middle east have developed a super lethal weapon. Only two brave heroes can save the world by infiltrating behind enemy lines and steal the "Rapier gun". Eight levels of "blast everything that moves" + bosses await us in Line of Fire, a spectacular coin-op game made by Sega resembling Operation Wolf and (spoiler alert) poorly converted to the ST.
Good news you can play with a friend simultaneosuly and the graphics are detailed. Bad news the scrolling is jerky, the animations are nearly non-existent, the sound fx are a mess and gameplay is appallingly slow.
Playability is low, difficulty is low if you manage to see the red dot of fire.
Here you'll find full intro and gameplay with bugged boss. After 3 minutes of bullet shooting the 2nd guy everywhere, I've given up.
All footage taken from original hardware machines and upscaled to 1080P.
Let me know what do you think about the video in the comments below but, most important, Enjoy!!!
If you liked the video, please consider giving a thumbs up and maybe also subscribe.
Thanks for watching.
