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As an avid Black Shark flyer and study sim aficionado, I was taken back to 1985 when my parents came to visit and dropped off some old computer games I had when I was a kid. Anyone remember "Super Huey UH-IX - Helicopter Flight Simulator??" Wow, what a find! The graphics on the back of the jacket brings smiles and amazing sense of the evolution of where we have come from in flight simulation! I did a google search to find the screenies on the jacket, but could not find them. I may just have to photograph a few and post. :)

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Yep, all Digital Integration sim was great, but TOMAHAWK was the BEST :thumbup:

Check: Ratings given by other magazines 9/10 !

Playability:10

Addictiveness:9 :)

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Atop the midnight tarmac,

a metal beast awaits.

To be flown below the radar,

to bring the enemy his fate.

 

HAVE A BANDIT DAY !

 

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Nope, but I remember LYNX well :)

 

 

I LOVED Lynx ! played it for hours - always loved the spectrum .... had them all! hated Commodore 64`s for some reason - even though they were superior and didnt do 'colour clashing!'

 

then came the Amiga....... hmmmmmmm.

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I'm a bit younger. Anyone remember the Comanche series? I started out with Comanche Maximum Overkill and went through Comanche 4. Classics =)

I remember mashing keyboard keys to figure out what did what since I didn't have a manual or internet access. I also remember my little brother shooting down his wingman because he's color vision deficient (wingman's radar signature is green, enemy tanks are yellow.)

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Hey, I remember Super Huey and Combat Lynx. They were fantastic!

 

Another great chopper sim of that era was Gunship by Microprose (still got it boxed), followed by Gunship 2000 a few years later.

 

I think Gunship 2000 was the last heli sim I played, until I got Black Shark.

God forgives... Spyros doesn't.

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Yep, all Digital Integration sim was great, but TOMAHAWK was the BEST :thumbup:

Check: Ratings given by other magazines 9/10 !

Playability:10

Addictiveness:9 :)

 

I used to play Tomahawk my only problem with it was the lens password stuff was a real problem.

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That's a trip down memory lane.

 

I remember the plastic lens for Tomakawk. This was when software could be copied tape-to-tape. Other sims used the words from the manual - enter the Nth word in Paragraph N on page N. Back when manuals really were manuals.

 

I don't recall the gameplay in tomahawk, only the excitement when it came out. Sims then were just getting some realism. I had all those early combat sims up to Falcon 2 on the Amiga. Those were the days!

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Yeah, loved dropping troops into a hot zone. And then of course cruising around hosing down Mujahideen with the 12.7mm 4 barrel gatling gun all the while hoping that one of the little suckers doesn't pop off an SA-7. :gun_smilie:

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