Target: Terror

Target: Terror (2004)

by Levithan Games, Raw Thrills, Konami
Genres:Strategy, Shooter
Themes:Action
Game modes:Single player, Split screen
Story:Terror puts you in the place of an elite anti-terrorist agent who is charged with protecting the U.S. from all terrorist activities. With a full scale assault spanning the entire U.S., this is your chance to show terrorists who is in charge. Eliminate the seemingly endless waves of enemies with an assortment of high-tech weapons you have in your arsenal.Show more
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