MAD: Global Thermonuclear Warfare
Let’s play global thermonuclear war.
MAD is a real time strategy game depicting a future battle between two
superpower alliances. Each side is attempting to eliminate the other’s cities
with nuclear missiles and defend their own with orbiting weapons platforms.  
A player starts with a number of ground territories and loses when the last
one is destroyed (there’s no expansion). Each territory provides money and
uranium to build weapons and can be home to a spaceport and a nuclear missile
silo. In space, players build orbiting stations with science labs that allow
technology advancements and anti-missile weapons that can protect the
territories beneath them. Missiles are fired at the enemy with a semi-arcade
control system that requires quick reflexes to be accurate.  
There are ten single player scenarios (which are really just different
starting conditions) and an option for 1 on 1 modem or internet battles.
| Minimum System Requirements | ||
| CPU | Intel Pentium MMX | |
| VRAM | 4 MB | |
| RAM | 32 MB | |
| OS | Windows 98 | |
| Direct X | DirectX 7.0a | |
| CD-ROM | 4X (600 KB/s) | 
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