Contents • • • • Background [ ] Wings Over Israel was released and was part of the series of 'lite' flight simulators developed. The term 'lite' was applied because they are designed to be relatively easy to learn and play compared to other more 'hardcore' flight simulators. The game was set in Middle East from 1967 to 1982, player flying the jet fighters in three historical campaigns. The developer took and improved on its existing engine and thus the game was another step forward in terms of quality and game play. Gameplay [ ] Despite the 'lite' tag, a fair amount of realism has been built in; 60s-style are simulated for the pre 1970's aircraft rather than modern computer-aided aiming reticules. Dive bombing and level bombing techniques have to be worked out by the game player if they are to have success at completing missions. Test Drive Unlimited Tdu Launcher.exe. Aircraft that come into service after 1970 have advanced Head-Up-Displays that allow the player to aim bombs with more accuracy than manual dive bombing techniques.

IGN is the Wings Over Israel resource with reviews, wikis, videos, trailers, screenshots, cheats, walkthroughs, previews, news and release dates. Find reviews, trailers, release dates, news, screenshots, walkthroughs, and more for Wings Over Israel here on GameSpot. Soulstorm Patch Changelog. Wings Over Israel recreates the intense air combat experience in the skies over Middle East during three major historical conflicts - 1967 Six-Day War, 1973 Yom Kippur War, and 1982 Lebanon War.

The A and B versions of the, allowing much easier ground target destruction for the late 1970s aircraft. Israeli air-to-air missiles in the game consist of versions of the,,,, and. Early missiles are simulated to be as unreliable as the real missiles were, so regardless of having a 'good lock on the target' there is a good chance the missile will still miss. Later model missiles from such as the AIM-9L version of the Sidewinder are much improved and more likely to score a hit. Are usually close-in affairs regardless of the time period, however as the missiles get better over time, longer range kills can be achieved. During a mission the player will fly in a flight of aircraft in which the computer-controlled planes keep in formation as you fly to a target.

This flight can be issued commands; attack other aircraft or ground targets, fly home if they are damaged, or jettison their drop tanks. As you fly many other computer-controlled aircraft will be up in the air and can be viewed as they engage in dogfights or bomb targets. Flying over or territories, the player's aircraft will be met with a high level of radar-guided Surface to Air Missiles (SAM), and a variety of lethal Anti-Aircraft Artillery (AAA). The main SAMs are the soviet and, of which early and later versions are included in the game increasing lethality accordingly. The player can select a historical campaign from either (1967), (1973), or (1982); each being from a different time era with different aircraft and weapons forcing the player to employ different tactics in each. Single Missions are also available, which can generate random missions. The developer of the series [ ] This series of games is designed by Tsuyoshi Kawahito (known as 'TK'), who was also involved in some of the 1990s best selling PC, including (1998) by and (1997).

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