Games Database
PC
Compilation
| Viewed: | 3D Combination | Genre: | Compilation |
| Media: | CD | Arcade origin: | No |
| Publishers: | Midas
(GB) |
Released: | 9 Nov 2001
(GB) |
| Ratings: | 11+ | ||
| Accessories: | Control Pad, Flight Yoke | ||
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Summary
Midas Interactive have just released a whole range of Pocket Price titles that give you two games for one incredibly low price. This flight pack gives you both Flying Corps Gold and B Hunter. If you’re into you’re flight sims, this package cannot be missed.
Flying Corps Gold is a blast back to the past. Take the controls of one of seven classic aircrafts and recreate some of the most famous dogfights in history. With unprecedented historical accuracy, Flying Corps Gold is set around the time of World War 2.
Gameplay is mission and objective-based and naturally varies depending on your chosen difficulty levels. It really is a scary feeling when you are running a scouting mission and notice bogies on an intercept course, disguising their attack by keeping the sun directly behind them. It’s kill or be killed, and taking them down is your only chance of survival.
Graphics are impressive, considering that this is a budget release, and because Flying Corps is a few years old, it won’t strain your PC too much. The landscapes come to life with detailed scenery of towns and woods. You can even create your own battle scenarios with the built in mission editor.
In B Hunter, you are a bounty hunter attempting to make your living in a futuristic city. The police are more interesting in taking bribes than maintaining law and order. It is your responsibility to bring in criminals, if you want to earn a living of course.
Your vehicle of choice is a hoverjet, and after you successfully complete a few jobs you can use your hard earned cash to upgrade. You can increase speed and firepower to make yourself a more formidable bounty hunter. This is necessary as the firepower of the hunted will soon exceed yours.
Flying Corps Gold is a blast back to the past. Take the controls of one of seven classic aircrafts and recreate some of the most famous dogfights in history. With unprecedented historical accuracy, Flying Corps Gold is set around the time of World War 2.
Gameplay is mission and objective-based and naturally varies depending on your chosen difficulty levels. It really is a scary feeling when you are running a scouting mission and notice bogies on an intercept course, disguising their attack by keeping the sun directly behind them. It’s kill or be killed, and taking them down is your only chance of survival.
Graphics are impressive, considering that this is a budget release, and because Flying Corps is a few years old, it won’t strain your PC too much. The landscapes come to life with detailed scenery of towns and woods. You can even create your own battle scenarios with the built in mission editor.
In B Hunter, you are a bounty hunter attempting to make your living in a futuristic city. The police are more interesting in taking bribes than maintaining law and order. It is your responsibility to bring in criminals, if you want to earn a living of course.
Your vehicle of choice is a hoverjet, and after you successfully complete a few jobs you can use your hard earned cash to upgrade. You can increase speed and firepower to make yourself a more formidable bounty hunter. This is necessary as the firepower of the hunted will soon exceed yours.