PlayStation

Return Fire

Description

This is a game where it fits in all the genres of Strategy, Action. You can take control of one of 4 vehicles, a jeep, helicopter, tank and a missile launching vehicle (but actually called The Armoured Support Vehicle (ASV)). While there are 2 ways to win, the easier one would be to capture the enemy's flag by bringing it to your bunker with the frail Jeep. And that is the main objective. The other way to win is to destroy your enemy. A secondary objective.

Part of the Following Group

• Return Fire series

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The Press Says

GamePro	Apr, 1996	5 out of 5	100
Game Players	May, 1996	83 out of 100	83
Video Games & Computer Entertainment	Apr, 1996	8 out of 10	80
GameFan Magazine	Mar, 1996	77 out of 100	77
IGN	Nov 25, 1996	7 out of 10	70

Forums

Topic	# Posts	Last Post
Strategy Guide	5	Guy Chapman (1718) Jul 06, 2007
Map editor	2	Daniel Saner (1080) Jun 14, 2007

Trivia

Following the release of the game on the 3DO and Playstation systems, a version was planned for release on the Sega Saturn. Developer Prolific ported the code over and in fact even completed the game. However at that time, a version of the Sega Saturn system named the "Hi-Saturn" and manufactured by Hitachi was released. The system wasn't always compatible with existing games and so Prolific was asked to make sure the upcoming Return Fire would be compatible with this variant of the system. While making the necessary changes for the Hi-Saturn, the Sega Saturn's future as a profitable platform came under doubt and Return Fire, already finished, was canceled.

In 2003, SEGA-Saturn.net began to do research on unreleased games and contacted Prolific about the title. They were sent a fully functional Sega Saturn CD version of the game to test.

More information can be found at http://www.sega-saturn.net/returnfire.htm