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So, where can I read about this story?

On a side note. The graphics are becoming more and more realistic for console games. Check out the heat blur in this one. http://media.teamxbox.com/games/ss/1286/full-res/1123678122.jpg Another nice shot: http://xbox360media.ign.com/xbox360/image/article/651/651836/WorldAirforce_Xbox360_TGS2005_4_1126972501.jpg

Bit of a Strangelove fan are we? Mister President, we must not allow...a mine shaft gap!

Hehe.

Nope.

Some people like to see sources for things. We shouldn't get offended or upset because of it.

The entire sweater will be made of lint from this belly button. http://static.flickr.com/23/25774466_b1d2bbb1f1_o.jpg Sign up NOW!!!

Depends on the plane...

Nice work!

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I was actually thinking they could've just borrowed the stats software from you guys :)

How 'bout the artist formerly known as ><))))> ?

Follow the link above (under picture). Cheers.

For those of us who said F-14 would be good for ED to make, there's a new game coming for x-box called Over-G. Surely, it won't be as hi-fi as lockon, but the HUD looks good. I like the sun too...not too big like the un-modded Lock-On version. Nice Heat Blur.. http://media.teamxbox.com/games/ss/1286/full-res/1123678122.jpg http://xbox360media.ign.com/xbox360/image/article/651/651836/WorldAirforce_Xbox360_TGS2005_4_1126972501.jpg

Agreed!

http://forum.combatace.com/index.php?download=1926

Ah yes, the MiG-31 Firefox is capable of maintaining speeds of up to Mach-6. (Such a speed in a fighter would likely qualify the aircraft as an Interceptor. Similar to the MIG-25, built to catch the XB-70 Valkyrie) The Firefox's most remarkable system is a weapons console controlled by the pilot's thoughts. Sensors in the pilot's helmet detect his neural impulses, and relay the commands to the fighter. Thus the pilot can launch his missiles without pressing a button. The moment he detects an enemy, he is already sending a missile toward it. The Firefox is also a stealth fighter. Undetectable by radar, the Firefox can only be targeted by the heat of its enormous engines. To counter this, the Firefox carries a number of rear-firing explosives to neutralize pursuing missiles. (Much more effective then flares and chaffe used in most aircraft to fool infrared and radar guided missiles respectively.) Firefox's armament is rounded out by a pair of 30mm cannons. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firefox_(film)#The_MIG-31_Firefox

The cockpit slider increases or decreases all sounds *only* in relation to the sounds outside the airplane.

Judging from ED's past trend, the odds that FC (stand-alone), BS, and BS + FC will be compatible online are slim to none. Since the days of Flanker, evey upgrade in version number has seen changes in FM's for all planes, making it incomaptible with the previous version.

http://forum.lockon.ru/showthread.php?t=14479

Thanks for the info, Gideon.

http://169thpanthers.net/main/index.php Anyone know if it will be back up soon? I like to peak in once in a while...

Rgr. Thanks for the reply. :)

Cool. Ramjet technology. Theoretically, unlimited speed (except for overheating from friction, shearing forces in a turn, etc.,). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramjet