The Persian Gulf Inferno is a sidescrolling action terrorist killing game on an oil rig. It's got a bit of a Flashback feel to it, with the protangonist moving realistically with no crazy leaps and stuff. You start with limited ammo and a couple of explosive charges aka keys. You need to find and disarm a nuke before they blow up the rig and cripple the world economy. Good thing real terrorists aren't this smart. The controls work pretty well and it's got a nice atmosphere. The terrorists will pop up apparently at random and break the moments of tension exploring the corridors. The areas all look the same though, so it's easy to get lost. It's the kind of game that will probably take a while to get used to the layout of the rig. Also, who the hell is the woman in the title screen with the pointy nipples? She's not in the game. It's like that woman with the tongue in GTA San Andreas. This is a request by plasticboy81. The Persian Gulf Inferno on Moby Games: http://www.mobygames.com/game/persian-gulf-inferno "Overlooked Oldies" is a series of let's play videos of retro games that I somehow never played back in the day. Many of them will be suggestions made by subscribers, particularly on binary milestone request videos. Intro music is from the classic "cracktro" by SCoopex. The full version can be heard and seen here: http://flashtro.com/page.php?id=188 Categorised lists of all my videos can be found on my site: http://www.tinyurl.com/jimplays