Played as part of Atari 50.
Classic: It's a normal missile command port. It's fine.
3D: It's not even 3D, it's just really zoomed in. It kinda sucks.
Virtual: The actual 3D option, but now the defense is hitscan, removing pretty much all the strategy. Definitely way too choppy to play in actual VR without instantly getting a headache. It's fine.
Classic: It's a normal missile command port. It's fine.
3D: It's not even 3D, it's just really zoomed in. It kinda sucks.
Virtual: The actual 3D option, but now the defense is hitscan, removing pretty much all the strategy. Definitely way too choppy to play in actual VR without instantly getting a headache. It's fine.
It's fine enough, it is a little tougher to get used to but I think Missile Command 3D is a great 3d adaption, though again it's just another missile command. And it is both accurate to the original arcade with 3 different missile cannons, but also having its own flair with the 3d, for what it's worth it's a fine version.
Played on Atari 50
Played on Atari 50
(played as part of ATARI 50)
If they absolutely HAD to do this, I guess they could have done a worse job of it. But they didn't have to.
If they absolutely HAD to do this, I guess they could have done a worse job of it. But they didn't have to.
The chase for VR has evidently been going on for a long time, and Missile Command 3D is a pretty solid early try. The standard mode looks and sounds decent, and the 3D version works actually pretty well. You have to aim the camera around but you do have a mini-map to help show you where the missiles are coming from. Performance struggles a bit in both modes sadly, but this is still definitely one of the better Jaguar games.