I have spent literal years trying to remember the name of this game, I played it so much as a kid. Finally came across it on a ROM list  and had to look it up. First time I've seen this game in almost 20 years.

Many a time renting this game for weekends on end. Never got old...

This game seemed sooo complex when playing it as a kid, time and resource managing, several missions on each level

Easily one of my favorite childhood games. Thanks for the upload

I remember playing this as a kid and having no fucking idea what to do. Just loved shootin' and killin'.

I can’t explain how much I loved this game. I genuine masterpiece

When I was a kid we had to write a story for English class and I basically used this game as the basis for mine. Lots of talk about AAA etc. Teacher must have thought I was a bit strange.

I got a SNES for Christmas and this was 1 of the games my parents got me. I played the heck outta this game even though I didn’t really care for it. This was one of the only few SNES games my dad ever played on Nintendo

I had this game when I was 5 years old, it was HARD AF, I had no idea what I was doing.

Great game !! I loved it much more than the sequel "Jungle Strike".

I played this game at a friends house as a kid as the guy wanted to sell his SNES. Deal didn't materialize but I didn't forget the game. Looking at it now... Pretty decent graphics for the SNES.

Watching this with my dad, he was never an avid gamer but this is one of the few games he actually played, it's cool to see him tell his memories about the game

incredible, go back to my childhood

This game basically exists due to the huge amount of attention the AH-64 got after ODS, the public was heavily fixated on it for many years after that point. After the Soviet Hind got similar attention some years prior, this was a definite high point for US military capability disparity with the rest of the world and patriotism was at extremely high levels in thr public.

Seeing how the AH-64 is depicted as a heroic lone super weapon, single handedly rescuing hostages and blasting away the sandy bad guys at point blank range with hellfire missiles is a pretty funny reflection of this periods thinking

A high-tech game in its time, thanks for posting...it brought back some memories!

Haha, ah the parpy SNES music, bless.

I'm playing this game now on PC it's a fun game with complicated missions

Rented this game back in the 90s. Great game. It's a shame EA does not work on embracing they're legacy titles. A Strike collection or Road Rash collection is needed.

Shoots enemy flag with a gun, flag explodes.

How could you not love this game?  I remember a friend lending me this one and Jungle Strike as well.  Good times.

İ am writing this Comments before even watching The game in The video, that is magic dazzling magic that preceds it's time 😍😍😍👍👍👍