posted 11-02- 09:30 AM               

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I found something really cool in a CD i burned some time ago, but I forgotte dto show it to u guys...
Do u remember Chuck Yeager's Combat?
Well, if somebody could host it somewhere u could dload it and play it for a while!
For who knows it will be a marvellous jump back in time (I spent hours and hours playing w/ it!), while who doesn't know it will see how many things developed in flight sims from 1991 to 2001...
Btw, the game engine, despite being veeery simple, has something cool in it that makes it a helluva fun to play!!!

li'l b

P.S.
I guessed if it could be possible to add it as a game in my Nokia mobile phone! LOL

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***WHEN THINGS GET HOT RIDE ONE OF THESE***

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posted 11-02- 10:04 AM               

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I have on the CD that came with an old machine of mine. It won't run without the manual which is some place safe.

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posted 11-02- 10:09 AM               

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of course mine's a cracked version...

li'l b

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posted 11-02- 11:03 AM               

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Try that, trash Keeper (me too)!!!
http://www.theunderdogs.org/

look at simulators, good surprises there...

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posted 11-02- 12:11 PM               

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I have this game! Its on my hardrive along with Aces over Europe, Red Baron I, Aces of the Pacific, Secret Weapons of the Luftwaffe, Knights of the Sky and Wings of Glory.

Ahh... Those were the days.

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posted 11-02- 05:03 PM               

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Yeah that gabe was the best, me and mad dog played hours of it. Who could go lowest upside down and stuff like that.

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posted 11-02- 08:13 PM            

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My God That was the very thing that got me hooked on WW2 flight sims!!! I played NONE STOP (before I got married) for two months when I was living with my best friend. My favorite part was to watch the film of the mission afterwards...the train was cool too!!! I went from that game to SDOE, imagine!!!

Sturm Spieler

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