MiGMan thanks Frankie Kam and Francisco J. Campos for these images and info.
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There was no other plane than the Mustang, but you could arm it with a variety of items, depending on the mission ("Tour of Duty"). The game was fast as hell, and difficult to control: I never liked the too-quick joystick movement, and it was unplayable with keyboard.
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VGA 256 colour graphics are bright, and presentation is stunning: you see a sepia photo brought to life, and the Mustang squadron heading to Paris.
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You can tell you were in Paris since you see the Eiffel Tower from the cockpit. Heroes of the 357th had a good choice of external views, and a camera to see replays. But the game world was dull and without details: you knew you were flying over land if everything was green, over water if blue.