Nuclear Strike

Nuclear Strike is a video game developed by Electronic Arts and released in 1997. It is an action-packed military helicopter shooting game set in a fictional near future where a rogue dictator threatens to start a nuclear war.

Nuclear Strike was originally released for the PlayStation and Windows platforms. It later became available on Sega Saturn as well.

Nuclear Strike features a total of 24 missions for players to complete, offering a variety of challenging objectives and mission environments.

The main objective in Nuclear Strike is to pilot a military helicopter and carry out missions to prevent the rogue dictator's nuclear war plans, by completing various tasks such as destroying enemy bases, rescuing hostages, and gathering intelligence.

Yes, Nuclear Strike supports multiplayer mode on the PlayStation version, allowing players to cooperate or compete with each other in completing missions together or engaging in dogfights.

Yes, Nuclear Strike offers players a selection of six different types of helicopters, each with unique attributes and weapon systems. Players can choose the helicopter that suits their playstyle and mission requirements.

The gameplay in Nuclear Strike is presented from an isometric perspective, providing a top-down view of the action while allowing players to control their helicopter and engage in combat.

Yes, Nuclear Strike is the fifth installment in the Strike series of video games developed by Electronic Arts. It follows the events of Soviet Strike and continues the series' tradition of intense military action.

Yes, Nuclear Strike features a customization system that allows players to upgrade their helicopter's weapons, armor, and other capabilities using credits earned from completing missions.

As of now, Nuclear Strike is no longer officially available for purchase. However, it can sometimes be found on second-hand marketplaces or through online platforms that offer older games.