The May 1988 summit between Gorbachev and Reagan was billed as a celebratory follow-up to their breakthrough summit of October 1987. At that meeting in, D.C., the two leaders had signed the groundbreaking Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty, which eliminated an entire class of nuclear missiles from Europe. The May meeting, however, got off to a rocky start as Reagan lectured Gorbachev about the need to improve the Soviet Union’s human rights record. From that inauspicious start, the summit went downhill and ended with no further progress on arms control.

Gorbachev’s frustration boiled over as he declared to Reagan, “Maybe now is again a time to bang our fists on the table” in order to hammer out an arms agreement. During his final day in Moscow, Reagan turned away from strictly political issues and spoke before a group of students and Russian intellectuals and then took a walking tour of some old churches. He praised Russian cultural achievements, particularly the nation’s great literary tradition and disarmed his audiences with his usual self-effacing humor.

Reagan Gorbachev Game

The year is 1986. Cold War leaders Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev have been kidnapped by militant extremists. Once rivals, now they must cooperate or die. Armed only with their fists and samurai swords and poison darts and pistols and shotguns and fully automatic assault rifles and grenade launchers and miniguns and bazookas some other guns – sneak, slash or shoot your way through an army of mercenaries. Save the world from nuclear apocalypse. Reagan Gorbachev is a top-down action stealth game for one or two players (local co-op.) Features: - 32 levels of deadly mayhem.

Play your own style: Guns blazing, stealth, speed run, strategist - Best time leaderboards - Local co-op. Teach your friends what really happened in 1986. Submitted on 2/20/2018 Review title of Random Guy 90It's o.k. For a few bucks It's not Hotline Miami (I actually like it much more), it's way more playable on console than Hotline Miami was. You can play for an hour or two and progress many stages before it starts to get really annoying, unlike many other Hotline Miami wanna-be games. It is a lot of trial and error, even from the start.

Shooting is just selecting a guy and then try to shoot before he does. Partner is either clutch or useless, no in-between. It's a decent game for awhile. I paid just a few bucks on sale, which is about the right price.