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From: colas@avahi.inria.fr (Colas Nahaboo)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.games
Subject: Re: Good flight simulator for Amiga?
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Date: 24 Jan 91 10:13:06 GMT
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In article <2199@otc.otca.oz>, elson@otc.otca.oz (Elson Markwick) writes:
> Yeah, I wouldn't mind one a bit different myself.  I get a bit sick of the
> latest technology type simulators around.  Isn't there *any* where you can
fly
> say a Spitfire, with some decent ground fire (NOT just SAMs), do a little
> balloon strafing, a little bombing, dogfighting (I get *real* sick of just
> locking the radar onto 'em and launching off an AIM), trench strafing.......

Wings, BattleHawks 1942, and Battle of Britain... (all 3 HD installable, very
playable and addicting, no disk copy protection)

Heard that Red Baron and others are coming too from IBM...

F16 combat Pilot (dated now) and F19 are the most enjoyable jet sims, because
they involve a lot of tactics, especially when planning your missions...

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