Commodore Amiga version
" A fantastic choice of aircraft to fly and an original and refreshing campaign scenario to fly in
- a NATO bombing competition held in the USA.
The graphics weren't outstanding by todays standards, but they did the job and the
aircraft looked the part, and the game played at a respectable speed. You could fly the
following :
- F-4E Phantom ( USAF )
- AJ-37 Viggen ( Swedish AF )
- MiG-27 Flogger ( Soviet AF )
- Tornado GR1 ( RAF )
- Tornado IDS ( German Marine )
- F-15E Strike Eagle ( USAF )
- F-111 ( USAF )
The 'aggressors' were also a mix and included F-14s, Foxhounds, Mirage 2000s, Flankers
and Fulcrums - it was a shame you couldn't fly these ones though! You also had a mission
builder, which was simple to use, but gave good results.
The aircraft had different flight dynamics - some faster than others at low level, some better
turners on so on. I remember the Viggen lived up to its name ( the Swedish word 'viggen'
translates to 'thunderbolt' in English ) - that kite could out climb everything else and
went like a rocket, and was good for dogfighting too.
"
MiGMan thanks
Rob "Bomber" Henderson
for these recollections.
