Flight Sim Toolkit: World War II
$8.95		(DOS) (Retail) (FSTWWIIPR)

Publisher: Domark

Game - Flight Simulation

The First Flight Sim to Capture the Fury of D-Day & Midway

D-Day:

On June 6, 1944, Allied forces launched the DDay assault on German-controlled Europe. Experience the intense, ground-pounding action of flying legendary warbirds such as the Mustang and Spitfire. Protect your troops as they establish a beachhead against German forces. Or, take the controls of a Messerschmidt or Focke-Wulf in a daring attempt to alter the outcome of the greatest invasion in history.

Midway:

In FST WWII, you'll reenact the greatest naval air battle of all time. Choose between six accurately modelled combat planes, including the Kate, Val, Zero, Wildcat, Devastator and Dauntless. Test your mettle on island-based bombing missions, or try your hand at dangerous torpedo missions. It's up to you to rescue the outnumbered US Forces and swing the balance of power to the American side.

Features:

• Riddle enemy planes with your cannon as you skim treetops and avoid deadly AA fire
• Support Allied landing craft as they storm the beaches of Normandy
• Gear down, nose up! Watch for bandits as you bring your wounded bird down on the deck of the USS Yorktown or the Japanese carrier Akagi
• Cripple the Axis forces as you smash hardened bunkers ad down enemy fighter

Attention: FST Owners

Current FST users get a special bonus with WWII. Included within are hundreds of new aircraft, tanks, and ships of all sizes to add to your existing collection. Fantastic new play features include carrier landings, upgraded flight modeling, improved dogfighting action, `padlock enemy' views, and deadly torpedos. WWII is more than just a data disk, it's an entirely new level of FST excitement.

Requirements:

DOS: 33 MHz 386 (33 MHz 486 recommended), 2 MB RAM, DOS 5.0, VGA graphics, SVGA graphics require S3 or ATI based Windows accelerator card or VESA compliant video card, Soundblaster support, joystick. Supports Thrustmaster and CH Flightstick Pro.

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