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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Weirdguy on March 08, 2006, 05:53:29 PM
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I found a new version of the classic Apple IIe game "Wings of Fury" which was my first ever experience with a flight simulator. A side scrolling game. Some guy from the Netherlands has created a modern program that is designed to run on current Windows like Windows XP, and has some new graphics and sound effects, but as close to the orginal game as it can be as well for gameplay. It also adds landing gear control and engine on/off as well. Read the manual before playing since it won't be the same old 1989 game.
(http://members.home.nl/edwinbos/Bestanden/screenshots/11.png)
http://www.bytethebullet.tk/
Check it out.
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O hell yea. I played it - but on a IIGS. Came on 5 1/4 floppy - then the floopy disk went tits up and I couldnt play anymore. I loved strafing the guys on the ground and bombing. They got a port to PC for it?
Wolf
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I played this on our IIe, highest score I ever achieved was around 180,000.
I'm gonna download this. Wow, the memories
Karaya
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i play it on C64 and Spectrum:aok
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OMG!!! I used to play this when I was a little kid, my grandmother had an old computer of some kind, this was on one of the big floppy disks (the kind that was actually floppy).
I'm SO downloading this! Thanks a TON!
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Wolfala, I posted a link to the website. You can download it from there.
http://www.bytethebullet.tk/
This is the link again, though the first thing you will see is an addvertisment for the free website that it is hosted on, so click on through that.
The current build is version v0.7 beta. Unfortunately I have looked into this some more and it turns out this is not the complete game yet. There is no AI aircraft for one thing.
I also have the occasional problem of not being able to get the airplane to take off. I can start engine, I can turn in place to face the other way, but I cannot get the plane to move off the elevator and begin a takeoff run. Then I play it in a window, and it works. Go figure?
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I`ll be playing River Raid until they get the bugs worked out. :)
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had a IIc but only played microprose f15 strike eagle (if i am remembering the name correctly)...
just googled it, yup thats it. http://www.migman.com/ref/1980_combat/F15_1/F15_1.htm
anyone know if there is a rom out there that you can use with a JS? i actually flew that with my old 2 button JS lol
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I remember playing something similar on my friends Amiga. Can't remember the name of the game tho.
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Actually, the Amiga version was the best one of the Wings of Fury games. I am trying to get a DOS version to work, but I need a slowdown program. The slowdown program utilities I have tried so far don't work.
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What was the old IIe game where you had a gun turret and paratroopers jumped out of planes going overhead, and you had to kill them before they could land, jump on each others shoulders and blow up your gun?
I used to play that one for hours...
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Originally posted by Nilsen
I remember playing something similar on my friends Amiga. Can't remember the name of the game tho.
wasnt it 'Jap Killer' or somethine else completely un PC?
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i played WoF on my Amiga 500, i loved to dogfight the white planes ;)
and i remember the shock if you didnt watched your fuel hehe
I just started the game on my PC with an Amiga Emulator, it works perfect.
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Originally posted by Wolfala
O hell yea. I played it - but on a IIGS. Came on 5 1/4 floppy - then the floopy disk went tits up and I couldnt play anymore. I loved strafing the guys on the ground and bombing. They got a port to PC for it?
Wolf
Ah yes...the good old IIGS, increase ram from 256kb to 512kb, $400.00 please, the good old days:)
shamus
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Wings of Fury! Damn I got all misty eyed when I saw the screenie:(
Thats all I did in my computer classes in high school. Didnt learn a damn thing and loved every minute of it:aok
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I had it on c64. One of my favorites. Another favorite was Beachhead and Beachhead 2. Raid over Moscow too.
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Oh..anyone remember The Castle of Dr. Creeps? It was a puzzle type game..Broderbund software I think. You had a guy that ran around throwing switches to turn off forxe fields, conveyor belts, got keys etc. Lotta fun. Another one I just thought of. Raid on Bungling Bay was great.
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Ghost FT, which software utilities did you use? I have had no luck with the ones I was trying to use to make the orignal amiga version work (I miss not having zeros to shoot down). It might help if you also mention where you got your Amiga version as well.
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Castle Wolfenstein I, Raid on bungeling bay and Commandos were the three all time favourites for me on C64.
On Amiga I played most on Red Storm Rising.