SummaryA deadly new adversary has struck at all the principal nations, paralyzing the world. The world's allied forces immediately call for a global summit, merging their weapons resources and technologies into a clandestine project entitled Operation Phoenix. [Eidos Interactive]
Rated Tfor Teen
Developer:Core Design Ltd.
Thunderstrike: Operation Phoenix
PlayStation 2
Released On:
Oct 15, 2001
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Game Stats for Thunderstrike: Operation Phoenix PlayStation 2
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27% Positive
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80
The real problem is that the game won’t hold your attention for longer than a weekend, which is unfortunate.
78
Players looking for a detailed flight simulation will enjoy Thunderstrike's tactical gameplay, but fans of visceral action will find its strike-and-hide gameplay requirements a bit too rigid.
70
It features some of my least favorite shooter design elements, and it suffers from some kind of hideous memory caching woes that in turn spawn a few very frustrating interface issues.
65
If you are a helicopter sim fan and like games that are frustratingly difficult then pick up this game. Otherwise, either stay away or at your own discretion rent it because there are way better games out there.
50
Every component of this game is either mediocre or bad. Consequently, if you were to ask me what I thought of Thunder Strike, I would say that it sucks.
42
If it's beauty you're looking for, look somewhere else. Thunderstrike is a graphical plain Jane of a game, especially since so much of the action takes place at a distance.
30
Why does the game look like crap? [Jan 2002, p.141]
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- PlayStation 2
Initial Release Date:Oct 15, 2001
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