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Operation Wolf has great graphics for its time but unfortunately only PC-speaker sound.


Cheats:

In highscore-table press the following keys:

[F10] Cheat-mode [F8] next level
[F7] more weapons [F9] unlimited energy

[Braindead]

great game, used to play it a lot when I was young, never got past level 2 two. extremely tough game...

btw Kosta I edited your link to actually go to Operation Wolf. One Must Fall just didn't seem right. :P

I can't start the game. They said "type wolf", but it doesn't work.

[The Fifth Horseman]

Are you using DosBox? If not, go and get it.

Hi guys!

It seems that i'm having some problems with my "Operation Wolf".
I not able to put my mouse working, making it very hard to play with my keyboard.
Any solution for this.
My OS is WinXP

Thanks

[BranjoHello]

Great game!
I remember playing it on 386 and 486!
VERY HARD game so I can't play it for a long time <_<

[kanalradde]

The PC port is quite crappy with its ~ 5 fps and without the digitized sound.
Not half as cool as the Amiga port (not to mention the original Arcade version).

[DonCorleone]

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The PC port is quite crappy with its ~ 5 fps and without the digitized sound.
Not half as cool as the Amiga port (not to mention the original Arcade version).
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It behaves with Operation Wolf like with nearly all other arcade ports to the PC: it won't work. I knew this game on the c64 and this was even better than this pc-port.

But to be honest: this game isn't fun at all if haven't got the MPs in your hands that came with the arcade version.

Today, there doesn't exist no system at all that allows to get this special arcade feel into your living room. The last system was sega's Dreamcast with its special items.

To get back to the point: I don't believe that there will ever be a cool arcade port to the PC.

Und: willkomen an Bord kanalradde

Pressing f10 just exits the game.Is there another cheat or trainer?

[Jake Grey]

There was actually a lightgun made for the PC way back in the mid-90s; I seem to recall it being bundled with the PC port of Virtua Cop. Never really caught on, unfortunately; it cost about £70, and these were the days when a 16-inch monitor was high-end.