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"Urban Strike" is a video game in the "Strike" series, developed and published by Electronic Arts, which originally hit the market in 1994 for consoles like the Sega Genesis. The game was later adapted for the Game Gear, offering the same action-packed helicopter combat that made the series popular. In "Urban Strike", players control a versatile, heavily armed helicopter, embarking on a series of missions across varied urban and natural landscapes. The gameplay combines strategic mission planning with real-time action, requiring players to manage ammunition and fuel levels while battling enemy forces. Missions include rescuing hostages, capturing enemy bases, and preventing disasters in a storyline that revolves around stopping a madman from destabilizing the government.

The "Strike" series is renowned for its blend of tactical and action elements, and "Urban Strike" is no exception. It carries forward the legacy established by earlier instalments like "Desert Strike" and "Jungle Strike". Unique to "Urban Strike" is its on-foot missions, adding a new dimension to the gameplay. Players occasionally leave the helicopter to continue missions on the ground, adding variety and depth to the combat scenarios. Although it was the final installment of the series released for the Sega consoles, "Urban Strike" left a lasting impression on fans of the series for its engaging gameplay and intricate plot, making it a significant title in the early 90s video game culture.

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