- Publisher: MicroProse
- Release Date: 1994
Summary:
...They Were Desperate, Daring And Deadly!
For the past 50 years, only the courageous veteran pilots of World War II knew the real risks of fighting the legendary Pacific air wars.
NOW IT'S YOUR TURN!
Strap yourself into the cockpits of 1942, The Pacific Air War and you'll experience the ultimate simulation of daring air combat over the South Pacific. Taking on the same challenges faced by WWII aviators, you'll tangle with the enemy in some of the most heroic battles ever fought. You'll chase down Wildcats, Corsairs, and Zeros through relentless gunfire. You'll pick apart enemy forces by dropping torpedoes. And you'll perform gravity-twisting dive-bomb attacks that will leave you glued to the back of your cockpit!
The outcome of each engagement turns upon your actions. Your task force is depending on you. It's a battle between the devil and the deep blue sea in 1942, The Pacific Air War!
- Fly for either the U.S. or Japanese Navy. Choose from ten historically-accurate aircraft, each with authentic cockpit and flight characteristics!
- Whose side are you on? Decide for yourself by taking full command of either U.S. or Japanese forces!
- Sharpen your skills with varying difficulty options!
- To be where the action is, hop into the cockpit of any one of the planes in your flight.
- Heart-stopping bomb runs will push your skills and your courage to the absolute brink!
- Experience the same field of view as the actual aircraft pilots with an innovative new virtual cockpit!
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| Developer: | MicroProse |
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| Genre(s): | Simulation, Flight, Combat |
| Number of Online Players: | No Online Multiplayer |
| Cast | Credit |
|---|---|
| Mark Reis | Sound |
| Scott Spanburg | 3d Object Driver |
| John Paquin | 3d Graphics |
| John Paquin | Game Design/3d Graphics |
| John Paquin | Game Design/3d Graphics |
| Max Remington | 3d Art |
| Erroll Roberts | 2d Art |
| Barbara Jeznach | 2d Art |
| John Possidente | Writing |
| Ed Fletcher | Game Design/Simulation & AI Programming/Producer |
| Mike Springer | Carrier Battles Programming |
| Jim McConkey | Sound |
| Andy Laken | Opening Sequence, Animations & 2d Art |
| Lawrence T. Russell | History |
| Mike Rea | Game Design |
| Rick Wittstruck | Additional Programming |
| Ken Legace | Sound |
| Susan Ullrich | 3d Art |
| Todd Brizzl | Lead Artist & 2d Art |
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