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F-15 Strike Eagle III

Description

Take the F-15 Strike Eagle and join the conflict in Iraq (Desert Storm), North Korea, and Panama, with full map authenticity (every major landmark are included, including Defense Ministry and Presidential Palace in downtown Baghdad (compare it with tourist maps!), major bridges over the Euphrates river, DMZ, Seoul, and Pyongyang on the Korea map, and the Canal Zone in Panama! Use the radar to pint accurate pictures of what is going on, request updates from AWAC, and unleash the full arsenal of smart weapons upon your targets. Play adversarial or co-op missions in multiplayer modes.

Part of the Following Groups

• Aircraft: F-15 Eagle
• F-15 Strike Eagle series

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Possibly the best multiplayer option ever!

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Trivia

As far as I remember, the CD-ROM edition of this game had an intro cinematic as a special bonus - nothing more. This added a whopping 50 MB to the floppy disk version, which had maybe 12 MB.

Because of this "bonus", the CD version was worse than the floppy release: when you started the game, then a) the CD had to be in the drive and b) the intro would be played. The intro was split into several files. And why? Well, they copied the first intro file to your hard drive, played it back, deleted it, copied the next file, played it back... Not only this behaviour was totally stupid, the intro looked like crap because of the pause (yes, 1x-2x CD-ROM ruled back then) between the animation snippets :)