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It was published by Sierra On Flying Corps is a strategy-simulation game developed by Rowan Software. It was published by Empire Interactive Entertainmen It was Rowan's Battle of Britain is a simulation game developed by Rowan Software. Empire Interactive Entertainment publi Wings of Glory is a simulation game developed by Origin Systems. Choose from one of 22 planes, contend with a mission generator that pumps out real situations faced by the pilots of WWI, and dogfight on the Internet utilizing the free multiplay on World Opponent Network up to 22 players simultaneously.

Watch your six and don't forget your barf bag With at least five major games released in the past year and with more to come , the field of World War I flight simulators is suddenly rather crowded. There are several reasons for this spurt of popularity, including the mystique which now surrounds the flying aces of that era, the joystick-and-gunsight simplicity of the flying machines, and the ability of today's computer graphics to put game players into the near-equivalent of their own private movie.

Not so long ago, flight simulators came in only two categories: "easy" with compromises in realism , and "hard" with realism purchased at the cost of steep learning curves, complex controls, and instructions that seemed to demand a degree in aeronautics. Red Baron, by contrast, is both, with many fine gradations in between. Dynamix designed Red Baron so you can jump right in and fly exciting missions within minutes of loading the game. Later, as your expertise and confidence increase, you can gradually add new elements of realism.

Every variable element of every mission can be adjusted from novice to expert level. You can start by adding realistic weather - the screen turns gray when you fly into clouds, and flares blindingly if you fly toward the sun. Then you can graduate to realistic machine guns that frequently jam and carburetors that sometimes freeze at high altitudes.

The ultimate challenge is to opt for realistic flying characteristics, which means your animated Spads and Fokkers will fly just as quirkily as the real things. Nice one, Thatch. Now that was a good one. A real epic. What a plot! And Dennis Hopper was in it!

Completely out of his tree! And there was some really brilliant '60s music, too. Drop a trip! The Stones! An excellent war, yes, and with plenty of enjoyable footage.

The whole route! However, it's been done to death - and the goodies and baddies are too cltearly defined. John Mills was in it, by the way. So were Gordon Jackson and Dickie Attenborough. I won't say much here, actually, because I don't know anything about it - other than it involved, er. We're finally there. Alrnit time - Ed. The main problem with World War One. Come Autumn What a link, huh? If you're into flight sims and if you bothered to get beyond that link then you probably are , there's a good chance you've played the original Red Baron.

And jolly good it was too. But technology marches inexorably forwards, and poor old Red Baron has aged badly in the process. So what exactly is the new blood.

Red Baron II. Let's have a gander. This time around you won't be forced to choose between being just a Tommy or a Kraut. Because you'll be allowed to be a Frog or a Yank as well, that's why. Not that anyone in their right mind is going to want to play a 'simulated French person'. Having chosen your nationality, you'll encounter the'ground bits' of the game: you know, those before and after mission' sections. And they're going to be along the same lines as they were in Red Baron You'll len choose to reply either "Yeah, I guess the dude's got me pegged!

He ain't a-dealin' with no darned chicken farmer here I'm a cockney! Oh, and I'm guessing at the naffness quotient: it's possible that the accents and acting will be superb. There'll also be daily newspapers to pore over, letters from loved ones with the odd Dear John thrown in , grillings from the top brass, and lengthy discourses with the intelligence bods. And whatever else Sierra care to throw in: this project's got ten months to go, after all.

So the planes and the flight models then. Er, well, look at the screenshots. That's all I've got to go on as well. I can, however, tell you that Gary Sottlemyer -the Red Baron II artistic and technical director - is an aeronautical prop-head: he worked on Falcon 3 and Falcon 4. Good credentials. Still, expect the flight engine to be getting on for superb. The ai, too, if we're to believe these Sierra bods. Please consult your carrier for further information.

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