![]() All the settings for the game are in labels on the windows just as if you're navigating through the OS itself. It runs in window mode, which is the most in-your-face way of reminding you this is a windows game. The game even has some extra details to make it much more Windows-friendly in appearance. ![]() Fury 3 was perfect, proving that Windows was a great gaming platform, as this game basically came preinstalled. It's no secret that games help to sell any piece of software out, and Windows 95 needed some help in advertising the OS. There's even an Egyptian-like planet, which doesn't really make sense but it's cool to have it. For instance, you get to go on a mission on an underwater planet, but there's also a mission on a City planet, where everywhere you look there's a city. This means that even though there are different planets, all of them only have about one theme. This game uses basically the same logic as Star Wars when making the planets. This game was an arcade shooter, back when arcade machines were really popular, and as such, one of your main goals is just to blow things up. So, basically, robots are bad, and you'll have to fly through nine different planets to defeat them and liberate them from their evil robotic hands That's as far as this game goes in terms of the plot.
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