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| rdfs:label | - Warhawk (1995 video game)
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| rdfs:comment | - The first Warhawk game was a futuristic combat flight-sim game for the PS 1. Made by Singletrac of Twisted Metal fame.
* All Up to You: The two pilots even complain about it during the cutscenes.
* Applied Phlebotinum: Red mercury.
* Battleship Raid: The third level.
* Charged Attack: The Plasma cannon, though you'll eventually waste ammo if you hold on it too much.
* Full Motion Video: The cutscenes are mostly live-action.
* Have a Nice Death: Several times over. In one case, the villain laughs so hard at your failure that he chokes to death.
* It's a Wonderful Failure: Getting a Game Over will show a Scrolling Text (different depending on which level you lost your last life in) emphasizing how much you cocked up.
* Macross Missile Massacre: The swarmers, whi
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| abstract | - The first Warhawk game was a futuristic combat flight-sim game for the PS 1. Made by Singletrac of Twisted Metal fame.
* All Up to You: The two pilots even complain about it during the cutscenes.
* Applied Phlebotinum: Red mercury.
* Battleship Raid: The third level.
* Charged Attack: The Plasma cannon, though you'll eventually waste ammo if you hold on it too much.
* Full Motion Video: The cutscenes are mostly live-action.
* Have a Nice Death: Several times over. In one case, the villain laughs so hard at your failure that he chokes to death.
* It's a Wonderful Failure: Getting a Game Over will show a Scrolling Text (different depending on which level you lost your last life in) emphasizing how much you cocked up.
* Macross Missile Massacre: The swarmers, which are curiously less powerful than the single lock-on missiles.
* Smart Bomb: The rare Doomsday pickup.
* Subsystem Damage: Each sides of the Warhawk has its own shielding and parts such as the wings or the radar can be destroyed, with appropriate effect.
* The Cameo: A Warhawk appears as the final boss of Twisted Metal: Black. The second Warhawk game was a Continuity Reboot of the series on the PlayStation 3, also titled simply Warhawk (1995 video game). The game is reimagined as a Third-Person Shooter with heavy use of vehicles. Single player gameplay was abandoned entirely in favor of fine-tuning online multiplayer for up to 32 players. Like Team Fortress 2, the game eschews realism in favor of Rule of Fun and Rule of Cool. Three expansion packs are available: Operation Broken Mirror, Operation Omega Dawn and Operation Fallen Star Warhawk is recieving a Spiritual Successor in Starhawk (2012 video game), which features robots that transform into jets and a strategic system that can be described as 'trigger-happy construction', where the player can call down vehicle spawn points, bunkers, turrets, etc to drop down like lightning on the location of your choosing.
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