Chuck Yeager's Air Combat

Description

A true flight combat sim, in every sense of the word. Fight over 50 missions with Chuck Yeager's advice on your side. You can use the mission builder to create your own missions if the history-based missions don't offer enough challenge. Replay modes let you fast forward and rewind through a recorded battle, including a 3-D "cube" visualization that helps analyze what happened.

Part of the Following Groups

• Aircraft: F-4 Phantom II
• Aircraft: F-86 Sabre
• Aircraft: Focke-Wulf Fw 190
• Aircraft: MiG-21 Fishbed
• Aircraft: P-51 Mustang
• EA Chuck Yeager Flight series
• Korean War Era games
• Vietnam War Era games
• World War II games

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User Reviews

A classic in every sense of the word.	DOS	ajerimez (826)
If you can get past the plain vga graphics, this game is still a lot of fun 8 years later.	DOS	Aquaman (51)
The definitive combat flight simulator	DOS	JubalHarshaw (287)
One of the most perfect air-combat sims ever made.	DOS	Trixter (8865)
This Game Rocked!!	DOS	Arlo Mabary (2)
My definition of "early air combat game".	DOS	Quackbal (46)

The Press Says

Interface	DOS	1991	84 out of 100	84
High Score	Macintosh	Jan, 1994	4 out of 5	80
Power Play	DOS	Aug, 1991	74 out of 100	74
PC Player (Germany)	DOS	Mar, 1995	66 out of 100	66

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Trivia

A special edition was bundled with the Gravis UltraSound in 1993. This version featured a whole new soundtrack that really showed off the capabilities of this revolutionary sound card. The music used custom samples instead of the standard MIDI instrument set and still sounds extremely well by today's standards.