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Jet de GO! Pocket

aka: Jet de GO! Pocket: Let's go by Airliner

Moby ID: 41353

PSP screenshots

thumbnail — FMV intro: All planes are from Japan Airlines (JAL).

thumbnail — Main menu

thumbnail — Mode select menu. Note the menu items not highlighted are in English.

thumbnail — Body Performance of a B747-400.

thumbnail — You can enter the tail number of a plane and look it up.

thumbnail — Plane select menu: how about a B747-400 (the one with the long upper deck)?

thumbnail — Choosing an airport...

thumbnail — The map screen shows you the course before flight.

thumbnail — On the runway

thumbnail — Cockpit view: press the triangle button when the symbol in the upper lefthand corner is shown and the flight attendant will make an announcement.

thumbnail — Nose view: full throttle and we are underway.

thumbnail — Taking off.

thumbnail — Uh oh, stall warning! Pulled up too hard...

thumbnail — Flying in darkness and bad weather.

thumbnail — In flight: to stay on course, you have to fly through the markers.

thumbnail — In flight: hitting the marker dead center.

thumbnail — Game Over screen

thumbnail — The flight logbook serves as a record of the pilot's activities.

thumbnail — Banking left over the ocean with some lens flare.

thumbnail — Lowering the landing gear.

thumbnail — Taking off in a B747 in rainy weather.

thumbnail — The "funnel" shaped marker shows the optimal angle to approach the runway when landing.

thumbnail — Warning messages occur every time you try to pull too extreme a maneuver.

thumbnail — Banking left to approach a runway during sunset.

thumbnail — Smoke rises from the tires when landing the airplane on the runway.

thumbnail — After a successful landing you are given points for your performance as a pilot.

thumbnail — Flying at night: The instrument panel in the cockpit is fully lit.

thumbnail — Flying at night over well-lit terrain.

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