Gulf War

"All in all, Gulf War disappoints. It's a good example of solid engineering but totally uninspired design and, given it's suggested price, it's something you'll probably want to avoid unless you're a true beginner to action games."

"All you have to do is blow up everything you come across. There are a couple of slight variations, but it all boils down to your destroying all those unfortunate enough to land in your crosshairs. While this type of arcade action isn't so bad when executed well, here it's so redundant, the graphics so poor, and the enemy so stupid, that it just isn't fun."

"If 3DO isn't embarrassed by this lame game they should be. It's the worst thing to come out of the company since it changed focus to PC software development. By all means stay well clear of Gulf War, it has virtually no redeeming qualities other than the fact that it was mercifully short so I did not have to waste even more of my life playing through to the finish."

"If you like your action quick and to the point then buy this game. It's just what you are looking for. On the other hand, if you haven't touched a Sega Genesis controller since 1995 and have never looked back, then forget it. Your wallet and brain will thank you."

"Gulf War: Operation Desert Hammer was initially a very entertaining game. Over time it got repetitive and eventually boring. If you play the game on the easiest level you should be able to beat it within 3-4 hours, and then when you play a harder level you know what to do and it becomes even easier. Even before figuring out everything in the game, you will have beaten it. If you are interested in the Gulf War, this game is for you, if not I wouldn't recommend it. If you really like tank games I would suggest picking up a copy of Recoil. It lacks the realism of Gulf War: ODH, but is a kick-ass shoot-em-up that never gets boring."