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Missile Command VR for the Atari Jaguar (1995) is a shooter game that challenges players to defend cities from incoming missile attacks. The main objective is to protect six cities by intercepting enemy projectiles before they reach the ground, using limited defensive missiles.
The game's pace is fast and requires quick reflexes as waves of missiles accelerate and increase in number. A unique mechanic in Missile Command VR is the integration of virtual reality-style aiming, enhancing immersion by simulating a 3D targeting experience uncommon in early shooter titles of its era.
What sets this game apart is its emphasis on strategic missile deployment, as players must carefully decide when and where to launch counterattacks to conserve resources while maximizing defense efficiency. The combination of VR-inspired targeting with classic arcade gameplay creates a distinctive challenge not typically found in other shooter games of the mid-1990s.
