Missile Command 3D
A 3D remake of the classic arcade game Missile Command, released for the Atari Jaguar. Players defend cities from an endless barrage of missiles and other threats using a crosshair-based targeting system.
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A 3D remake of the classic arcade game Missile Command, released for the Atari Jaguar. Players defend cities from an endless barrage of missiles and other threats using a crosshair-based targeting system.
How to Play
In Missile Command 3D, your objective is to protect six cities at the bottom of the screen from being destroyed by an onslaught of incoming missiles, smart bombs, and satellites. You control a crosshair with the Jaguar controller to aim and fire anti-missile batteries. Each battery has a limited supply of missiles, so you must aim carefully to intercept threats before they hit your cities. Early in a wave, focus on taking out clusters of missiles and the slower-moving satellites, which can split into multiple warheads. As the round progresses, the attacks become faster and more numerous. In tense moments, prioritize missiles that are headed directly for your remaining cities, and try to conserve ammunition for the final, frantic seconds of the wave. A key strategy is to anticipate missile paths and fire ahead of them, as your anti-missiles take time to travel. Survive as long as possible to achieve a high score.
