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The spiritual successors to the arcade shooter Silkworm, where the player takes a whole army with either a helicopter or a jeep.

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The spiritual successors to the arcade shooter Silkworm, where the player takes a whole army with either a helicopter or a jeep.

Games

S.W.I.V.

31 December 1991

Platforms/AmigaPlatforms/Amstrad CPCPlatforms/Atari STPlatforms/Commodore 64Platforms/ZX SpectrumPlatforms/Game Boy ColorPlatforms/Acorn Archimedes

Firepower 2000 (Game)

13 November 1992

Platforms/GenesisPlatforms/Super Nintendo Entertainment System

SWIV 3D (Game)

31 October 1996

Platforms/PC

Franchise details

Name

SWIV

Features

3 games

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First game

S.W.I.V.

Aliases

Characters

Locations

• Has locations: Jungle (Location), Desert (Location), Volcano (Location)

Concepts

• Has concepts: Multiple Protagonists (Concept), Boss Fight (Concept), Boss (Concept), Side-Scrolling (Concept), Upgradeable Weapon (Concept), Power Up (Concept), Vertical Scrolling (Concept), Cooperative Play (Concept), Voxel (Concept), Split-Screen Multiplayer (Concept), Tank Boss (Concept)

Objects

• Has objects: Tank (Object), Laser (Object), Helicopter (Object), Missile (Object), Jeep (Object), Flamethrower (Object), Airplane (Object), Parachute (Object), Exploding Crates (Object), Plasma Gun (Object), Anti-Aircraft Gun (Object)

People

• Has people: Steve Snake (Person), Barry Leitch (Person), Simon Pick (Person), Dan Marchant (Person), John Chasey (Person), Andrew Barnabas (Person), Ronald Pieket-Weeserik (Person), Ned Langman (Person), John Croudy (Person)