Wings Over Europe: Cold War - Soviet Invasion *

Wings Over Europe: Cold War Gone Hot.

What if the Cold War had been a REAL war and not a phoney war, without a shot ever being fired in anger? What would have transpired if the Soviet Union invaded West Germany in 1962? Wings Over Europe, an air-combat game, asks that question...

Designed by the legendary Tsuyoshi Kawahito, the man behind European Air War, Wings Over Europe takes place in the 1960's and 70's with the Soviet Union at war with NATO. Players assume the role of an elite fighter pilot, taking control of some of the best jet combat aircraft from the last 40 years including such legendary British fighters as the Hawker Hunter and Hawker Harrier in an attempt to control the skies over Western Europe.

Wings Over Europe: Cold War Gone Hot is an air-combat game that delivers the excitement of a visceral, seat-of-your-pants dogfight experience - flying in some of the most legendary jet fighters in history!

Features:
* Gamers can climb into one of a dozen of the era's fighter jets and engage in dogfights with 13 Soviet aircraft across central Europe in three campaigns spanning the 1960s and '70s.
* Pilot European fighters such as F-4 Phantom II, Hawker Hunter and Harrier Jump Jet plus the F-100 Super Sabre, F-105 Thunderchief, F-15A Eagle and A-10 Thunderbolt II.
* Open architecture for mod support. Download thousands of use rcreated skins, aircraft, terrain, missions, campaigns and editors already available on the Internet.
* Multiple game modes including 'instant action,' 'single mission,' 'campaign,' as well as online multiplayer and LAN co-op missions or one-on-one dogfights for up to 16 players.
* Highly-accurate planes, weapons, flight models, and challenging enemy AI.
* Win decorations, awards, and promotions with each successful mission.

System requirements:
650MHz, 256MB of RAM

Genre: Simulation
Style: Flight Combat Sim
Released: 2003
Publisher: Empire Interactive Europe, Ltd.

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The original case is not included, hence the discounted price!

(N3350)