Shot97 | Persian Gulf Inferno - Amiga - Gaming Memories And Review @Shot97 | Uploaded August 2021 | Updated October 2024, 2 hours ago.
An Amiga original which was one of the first games published by Innerprise, an off shoot of Discovery Software. A side scroller with a mature theme of finding hostages and stopping the threat of a nuclear weapon, I always found it to be rather unique for the time. We'll be checking out the box, some story, and reviewing the reviewers by reading through some magazines of the era. It was released in Germany as North Sea Inferno, with quite a few differences in gameplay, which I will show off.
*While this game was first released in America, Parsec Software designed it in Denmark. It was designed for PAL mode, but I'm showing it in NTSC as it plays much better there.
My written review for Persian Gulf Inferno: shot97retro.blogspot.com/2021/08/persian-gulf-inferno-in-depth-written.html
Written reviews: Shot97Retro.blogspot.com
Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com/Shot97Retro
All videos/writings in alphabetical order: goo.gl/9VRs9g
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00:00 - Seal of approval
00:21 - Introduction
01:51 - Reading from the box
03:57 - Gives a feeling of Impossible Mission/voice samples
05:04 - Computer games should be different from console games
06:37 - AC's guide to the Amiga
07:56 - Amazing Computing's review
09:46 - Reviewing the reviewer Act1
10:52 - Discussing control issues, overwhelming enemy forces/timer
12:48 - Had to map the game to get around the timer
13:35 - Hostages point to the next group
14:36 - Investigating the release date/Innerprise
17:00 - American magazines ignored side scrollers
18:43 - Computer and Video Games magazine review
20:45 - Spiffy little game/death
21:33 - Gaming memories; this one was scary
23:06 - Detailed, though not great graphics/music
23:59 - The Games Machine magazine Review
26:40 - German NorthSea Inferno/PAL VS NTSC
28:31 - CU Amiga magazine review
30:00 - Reviewing the reviewer Act2
31:17 - Could have been a good licensed game
32:04 - Winning/Final thoughts
32:45 - NSlate
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Written reviews: Shot97Retro.blogspot.com
Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com/Shot97Retro
All videos/writings in alphabetical order: goo.gl/9VRs9g
Gaming Memories And Review Season 7 Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_W3r-eAOdMzaiUMMf8uZIzFmOGoCG1le
Gaming Memories And Review Season 6 Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_W3r-eAOdMwS9kcZ7UTmZ5M1mZc7jHKS
Gaming Memories And Review Season 5 Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_W3r-eAOdMy2CSCGAyOqyK5_Znr4J3go
Gaming Memories And Review Seasons 1-4 Playlists: youtube.com/user/MrShot97/playlists?view=50&sort=dd&shelf_id=9
#PersianGulfInferno #Amiga #RetroGaming
Gaming Memories And Review - Ep. 7x6 - Persian Gulf Inferno, Commodore Amiga
An Amiga original which was one of the first games published by Innerprise, an off shoot of Discovery Software. A side scroller with a mature theme of finding hostages and stopping the threat of a nuclear weapon, I always found it to be rather unique for the time. We'll be checking out the box, some story, and reviewing the reviewers by reading through some magazines of the era. It was released in Germany as North Sea Inferno, with quite a few differences in gameplay, which I will show off.
*While this game was first released in America, Parsec Software designed it in Denmark. It was designed for PAL mode, but I'm showing it in NTSC as it plays much better there.
My written review for Persian Gulf Inferno: shot97retro.blogspot.com/2021/08/persian-gulf-inferno-in-depth-written.html
Written reviews: Shot97Retro.blogspot.com
Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com/Shot97Retro
All videos/writings in alphabetical order: goo.gl/9VRs9g
-----------
00:00 - Seal of approval
00:21 - Introduction
01:51 - Reading from the box
03:57 - Gives a feeling of Impossible Mission/voice samples
05:04 - Computer games should be different from console games
06:37 - AC's guide to the Amiga
07:56 - Amazing Computing's review
09:46 - Reviewing the reviewer Act1
10:52 - Discussing control issues, overwhelming enemy forces/timer
12:48 - Had to map the game to get around the timer
13:35 - Hostages point to the next group
14:36 - Investigating the release date/Innerprise
17:00 - American magazines ignored side scrollers
18:43 - Computer and Video Games magazine review
20:45 - Spiffy little game/death
21:33 - Gaming memories; this one was scary
23:06 - Detailed, though not great graphics/music
23:59 - The Games Machine magazine Review
26:40 - German NorthSea Inferno/PAL VS NTSC
28:31 - CU Amiga magazine review
30:00 - Reviewing the reviewer Act2
31:17 - Could have been a good licensed game
32:04 - Winning/Final thoughts
32:45 - NSlate
-----------
Written reviews: Shot97Retro.blogspot.com
Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com/Shot97Retro
All videos/writings in alphabetical order: goo.gl/9VRs9g
Gaming Memories And Review Season 7 Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_W3r-eAOdMzaiUMMf8uZIzFmOGoCG1le
Gaming Memories And Review Season 6 Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_W3r-eAOdMwS9kcZ7UTmZ5M1mZc7jHKS
Gaming Memories And Review Season 5 Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_W3r-eAOdMy2CSCGAyOqyK5_Znr4J3go
Gaming Memories And Review Seasons 1-4 Playlists: youtube.com/user/MrShot97/playlists?view=50&sort=dd&shelf_id=9
#PersianGulfInferno #Amiga #RetroGaming
Gaming Memories And Review - Ep. 7x6 - Persian Gulf Inferno, Commodore Amiga
