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Part of the series: Simulation video games Subgenres Construction and management simulation Business simulation game City-building game Government simulation game Digital pet God game Social simulation game Dating sim Eroge Bishjo Otome Sports game Racing game Racing Game Racing Sim Sport Management Vehicle Simulation Flight Amateur Flight Simulation Combat Flight Flight Simulator Space Flight Simulator Space Combat Game Space Trading Game Underwater Simulator Train Simulator Veidar Combat Game History Video Games Chronology God Video Games Chronology SpaceFlight Simulator Games vte Flight Combat Simulator Video games (similar to amateur flight simulation software) used to simulate military aircraft and their operations. They are different from the special flight simulators used for professional pilot and military flight training, consisting of a real physical free rest in the cockpit of an actual aircraft, often with a full-speed platform. Combat flight simulation titles are more than civilian flight simulators due to the variety of theme available and market demand. Many free flight simulators, such as open source Linux Air Combat, Digital Combat Simulator and Falcon 4.0, can be downloaded for free out of the Internet. History Before the rise of modern video games, electromechanical games were produced, which were used as a projection of the rear image, similar to that of the ancient finder, to produce on-screen animations. [1] This technology led to the growth of arcade games, as well as the first simulation of video games in the late 1960s. One such electro-mechanical game was Jet Rocket, a flight simulator released by Sega in the 1970s that featured cockpit controls that could move a player aircraft around the terrain displayed on a screen and shoot missiles at targets that would explode if hit. In 1975, Taito released an arcade video game simulator, The Interceptor,[3] an early first-person combat flight simulator that involved pilots of a jet fighter using an eight-way joystick to aim and shoot enemy aircraft. [4] In the 1980s. [5] Other games such as the earliest version of Microsoft Flight Simulator (1982) had crude graphics, simple flight models, and the combat option of dog fighting in World War I Sop Camelwith. Soon after Microsoft Flight Simulator was released on an 8-bit computer, Microsoft released Jet in 1985. This simulator used easy-to-filled wire frame graphics and small general battle space to allow players to fight miGs f-18 or F-16. There were also headlines released by Atari 2600 that simulated flight combat, two examples of mattel's Air Raiders (1982) Milton Bradley Spitfire Attack (1983). During the 1990s and early 2000s, there was a shift to traditional video game platforms such as arcades, consoles like the original PlayStation, their ability to play at home. PC games remained popular at the time, as many publishers continued to produce games primarily for the PC platform. Because of the limitations and relative ease of controllers available on game consoles at the time, flight simulators remained largely absent from consoles for years. [6] Several rival publishers rose during this period as NovaLogic titles such as the Comanche Series, which simulated helicopter combat, and Electronic Arts with Jane's World War II Fighters, which improved features such as detailed visible damage. Newer software genre include Falcon 4.0: Allied Force (2005), Digital Combat Simulator (2008) and Rise of Flight (2009). On consoles, Namco launched Air Combat (1995) for the original PlayStation, which later became the Ace Combat series. Types of Combat flight simulators are classified according to their historical period, aircraft type and level of detail. This classification method means that many simulators fall into more than one category, leading to arguments about what can be considered actual simulations instead of games. In general, simulations are expected to replicate real-world technology, while games are not; therefore, not suitable for every game in which they fly is not suited to the category of flight simulation. Simulator realism can be categorized as follows: Arcade game (at least realistic) study simulation (most realistic) Tables below define rough guidelines that could be classified as combat flight simulation games. World War I Title Publisher/Developer of the Year Notes Knights of the Sky MicroProse (1990) Red Baron Sierra Entertainment (1990) Wings Cinemaware (1990) Blue Max: Aces great war Three-Sixty Pacific (1990) Warbirds Atari Corporation (1991) Dawn Patrol Software Rowan (1994) Manfred von Krashenberns Flying Circus Cosmi (1994) Wings of Glory Origin Systems (1994) Flying Corps Empire Interactive (19 96) Red Baron II Sierra Entertainment (1997) Red Baron 3D Sierra Entertainment (1998) Dawn Aces Entertainment Network (1998) Dawn of Aces II iEntertainment Network (1998) Dawn of Aces II iEntertainment Network (1998) Dawn of Aces II iEntertainment Network (1998) Dawn of Aces II iEntertainment Network (1998) Dawn of Aces II iEntertainment Network (1998) Dawn of Aces II iEntertainment Network (1998) Dawn of Aces II iEntertainment Network (1998) Dawn of Aces II iEntertainment Network (1998) Dawn of Aces II iEntertainment Network (1998) Dawn of Aces II iEntertainment Network (1998) Dawn of Aces II iEntertainment Network (199 2002) Wings of Honor CI Games (1998) Dawn of Aces iEntertainment Network (1998) Dawn of Aces II iEntertainment Network (2002) Wings of Honor CI Games (1998) Dawn of Aces II iEntertainment Network (2002) Wings of Honor CI Games (2002) Wings of Honor CI Games (2002) 1998) Dawn of Aces iEntertainment Network (1998) Dawn of Aces II iEntertainment Network (2002) Wings of Honor CI Games (1998) Dawn of Aces II iEntertainment Network (2002) Wings of Honor CI 2003) Skyknights of the First War I : Dawn of Aces III iEntertainment Network (2003) Over Flanders Fields OBD Software (2005) Wings of Honor: Battles with Red Baron CI Games (2006) First Eagles : The Great War of 1918 Third Wire (2006) Air rise: First Air War 777 Studios (2009) Wings Fields OBD Software (2014) IL-2 Sturmovik: Flying Circus 1C Game Studios (2018) World War II Title Developer / Publisher of the Year Notes Ace of Aces Accolade (1986) Battlehawks 1942 LucasFilm Games (1988) Their Best Hour LucasFilm Games (1989) Chuck Yeager's Combat Air Electronic Arts (1991) Secret Weapons Weapons LucasFilm M?ngud (1991) ?ssad Pacific Dynamix Sierra (1992) B-17 Flying Vektor Fortress Grafix (1992) ?ssad ?le Euroopa Sierra Entertainment (1993) 1942: Pacific Air War MicroProse (1994) Overlord Rowan Software (1994) WarBirds iEntertainment Network (1995) Air Warrior Kesmai (1995) Air Warrior Kesmai (1994) Overlord Rowan Software (1994) WarBirds iEntertainment Network (1995) Air Warrior Kesmai (1995) Air Warrior Kesmai (1994) Overlord Rowan Software (1994) WarBirds iEntertainment Network (1995) Air Warrior Kesmai (1994) 1995) Fighter Duel Jaeger Tarkvara (1995) Fighter Ace VR-1 Venemaa / BST Soft (1997) Air Warrior II Kesmai (1997) Air Warrior III Kesmai (1997) Euroopa ?hus?da MicroProse (1998) Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator Microsoft Games Studio (1998) Luftwaffe commander strateegilise simulatsioonid, Inc. (1999) Fighter Squadron: Naeruteede Deemonid ?le Euroopa Parsoft / Activision (1999) Jane's TEISE maailmas?ja V?itlejad Jane's Combat Simulatsioonid (1999) ?ssad High HiTech Creations (2000) B-17 Flying Fortress : Mighty 8th Wayward Design (2000) Combat Flight Simulator 2 Microsoft Games Studio (2000) Rowan's Battle of Britain Empire Interactive (2000) IL-2 Sturmovik 1C :Maddox Games (2001) Combat Flight Simulator 3: Battle for Europe Microsoft Games Studio (2002) Secret Relvad ?le Normandia LucasFilm M?ngud (2003) IL-2 Sturmovik: Unustatud Lahingud 1C: Maddox M?ngud (2003) Vaikse ookeani V?itlejad 1C:Maddox Games (2004) Battle of Britain II: Wings of Victory A2A Simulatsioonid (2005) Heroes of Pacific edastamise m?ngud (2005) IL-2 Sturmovik: 1946 1C: Maddox M?ngud (2006) Air Conflicts 3Division Meelelahutus / Frogster Interactive (2006) Attack on Pearl Harbor Legendo Entertainment (2007) Dogfights: Game Kuma Reality Games (2007) IL-2 Sturmovik: Linnud Saagiks Gaijin Entertainment (2009) Tiivad Saagiks PC Air Conflicts: ?ssad II maailmas?da Cowboy Rodeo / Graffiti Entertainment (2009) Heroes ?le Euroopa Transmission Games (2009) IL-2 Sturmovik : Kaljud Dover 1C: Maddox M?ngud (2011) Air Konfliktid : Secret Wars M?ngud Farm / bitComposer (2011) Linnud Steel Gaijin Entertainment (2012) Air Conflicts: Vaikse ookeani vedajad M?ngud Farm / bitComposer (2012) IL-2 Sturmovik: Battle of Stalingrad 1C Game Studios (2013) World of Warplanes Wargaming (2 013) S?da Thunder Gaijin Entertainment (2013) IL-2 Sturmovik: Battle of Moscow 1C Game Studios (2016) Tiivad ?le Reich OBD Tarkvara (2018) IL-2 Sturmovik: Battle of Kuban 1C Game Studios (2018) IL-2 Sturmovik: Battle of Bodenplatte 1C Game Studios (2019) Korea s?ja pealkiri Kirjastaja / Arendaja aasta m?rkused Chuck Yeager's Air Combat Electronic Arts (1991) Sabre Ace: Konflikt ?le Korea Eagle Interactive (1997) MiG Alley Rowan Tarkvara (1999) S?da Thunder Gaijin Entertainment (2013) Vietnami s?ja pealkiri Arendaja / Kirjastaja aasta m?rkused Chuck Yeager's Air Combat Electronic Arts (1991) Lend sissetungijate spectrum holobyte (1991) Wings ?le Vietnam kolmas juhe (2004) v?itlejad Anthology Jane's Simulations (1997) Strike Fighters 2 : Vietnam Third Wire (2009) Mach Storm Namco (2013) Air Conflicts: Vietnam Games Farm/BitComposer Entertainment (2013) War Thunder Gaijin Entertainment (2018) Vietnamese-era Aircraft, included in update 1.81[7] Modern Title Publisher/Developer Type Of Type Fighter Pilot Digital Integration Ltd. 1983 F-15 Sim F-15 Strike Eagle MicroProse 1985 Jet (videom?ng) subLOGIC 1985 Falcon Spectrum HoloByte 1987 F/A-18 Interceptor Electronic Arts 1988 F-19 Stealth Fighter MicroProse 1988 F-15 Strike Eagle II MicroProse 1989 F-16 Combat Pilot Digital Integration Ltd. 1989 Fighter Bomber Vektor Grafix 1989 vabastatakse Strike Aces USA F29 retaliator DID 1989 F29 on v?ljam?eldud h?vituslennuk. Apache Strike Activision 1989 A-10 Tank Killer Dynamix 1990 Chocks ?ra neljas m??de 1990 Falcon 3,0 Spectrum holobyte 1991 F-22 Interceptor Ingram Entertainment 1991 F-117A Nighthawk Stealth Fighter 2,0 Microprose 1991 LHX Electronic Arts 1991 Top Gun: Danger Zone Konami 1991 Linnud R??vlid Electronic Arts 1991 Chuck Yeager's Air Combat Electronic Arts 1991 AV-8B Har Rier Assault Domark 1992 Combat Air Patrol Psygnosis 1993 F-15 Strike Eagle III MicroProse 1993 Tornado Digital Integration 1993 TFX DID 1993 Dogfight MicroProse 1993 Fleet Defender MicroProse 1994 Strike commander p?ritolu s?steemid 1994 Arcade Comanche Novalogic 1994 EF2000 EI 1995 Apache Longbow Digital Integration 1995 Su-27 Flanker Eagle Dynamics 1995 A-10 R?nnak! Parsoft Interactive 1995 Air Combat Namco 1995 Coala Empire Interactive 1995 Comanche Novalogic 1995 F-22 Lightning II Novalogic 1996 Jane's AH-64D Longbow Jane's Combat Simulatsioonid 1996 A-10 Kuuba! Activision 1996 Bogey Dead 6 SCEE 1996 iF-16 Digital Integration O? 1996 Jane's Fighters Anthology Electronic Arts 1997 JSF Eidos 1997 Hind Digital Integration 1997 F/A-18 Korea Graphic Simulatsioonid Corporation 1997 F-22 Raptor NovaLogic 1997 F-22: Air Dominance Fighter DID 1997 iF-22 Raptor Magic Labs 1997 Jane's Longbow 2 Jane's Combat Simulatsioonid 1997 Comanche 3 Novalogic 1997 Jane's F-15 Jane's Combat Simulatsioonid 1998 Jane's IAF: Iisraeli ?huj?udude Jane's Combat Simulatsioonid 1998 Falcon 4,0 MicroProse 1998 Enemy Tegelenud: Apache vs Havoc Razorworks 1998 Aero Fighters Assault ParadigmA Entertainment 1998 Comanche Gold Novalogic 1998 Hell-Copter Ubisoft 1 998 Mig-29 Fulcrum Novalogic 1998 F-22 Lightning 3 NovaLogic 1999 Jane's F/A-18 Jane's Combat Simulatsioonid 1999 F/A-18E Super Hornet Digital Integration 2000 AeroWings 2 : Airstrike Ihkama Meelelahutus ja CRI 2000 Airforce Delta Konami 2000 Eurofighter Typhoon DID 2001 Comanche 4 Novalogic 2001 Flanker 2.5 Eagle Dynamics 2002 ?ssad Air Highway Star 2002 AirForce Delta Storm Konami 2002 Lock On: Modern Air Combat Eagle Dynamics 2003 F/A-18 operatsioon Iraagi Vabadus Graphsim Entertainment 2003 Airforce Delta Strike Konami 2004 Falcon 4.0: Allied Force Plii Pursuit 2005 Red Jets Graffiti Entertainment 2006 Wings ?le Euroopa Kolmas traat Productions 2006 Strike Fighters 2 Kolmas Traat Productions 2008 Digital Combat Simulator Eagle Dynamics 2008 uuring H.A.W.X Ub isoft 2009 Arcade H.A.W.X 2 Ubisoft 2010 Arcade Apache: Air Assault Gaijin Entertainment 2010 Strike Fighters 2: P?hja-Atlandi kolmas traat Productions 2012 V?tta Bohemia Bohemia 2012 Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown Bandai Namco Entertainment 2019 Arcade Survey A survey simulation is a simulator classification that includes an aircraft variety (or survey) from that period. This type of classification applies to many historical combat simulators, and usually involves aircraft from all countries involved in the conflict. Early simulators suffered from flight models and instrument panels, which differed little between planes. As the technology got better, so did the diversity of the aircraft, which forced the virtual pilot to learn carefully modeled the strengths and weaknesses of different types of aircraft (e.g. the various fighting and flying styles of spitfire versus Messerschmitt 109 IL-2 Sturmovik or Mitsubishi Zero versus U.S. Navy F4F Wildcat in Combat Simulator 2). Modern jet study simulators have been developed as well as U.S. Navy Fighters (USNF) and Jane's USAF by Jane's/Electronic Arts, usually simplified and generic modeling radar, navigation and weapons. At the turn of the century, I saw technological advances that increased the capabilities of these simulators by simplifying and improving their weapons handling and flight models, as well as updated visuals. Titles featuring these revisions include Jane's Combat Simulations, a series of flight simulations originally developed by Electronic Arts and later continued by the company Third Wire, as well as a series of Strike Fighters: Project 1 and Wings across Europe. The study study sim is a genre simulation of games that focuses on modeling aircraft systems as accurately as possible. The development of computer technology made this possible by developing highly detailed models that improved the fidelity of avionics, weapons systems, physics, flight models, graphics, etc. and enabled fully interactive cockpits where virtually every control was mapped and functional. This was important because modern jet combat aircraft and helicopters have a variety of complex electronic and weapon systems that are specific to a particular aircraft. Early iterations of simulators in this genre include the release of EF2000 by Digital Image Design (DiD), which quickly garnered a special following, including a user group that produced a detailed online manual of weapons and tactics, as well as the popular Falcon 4.0, a detailed simulation of the USAF F-16 Fighting Falcon. Other development of these simulators includes collaboration and specialized efforts in Electronic Arts and Jane's 1990s, with titles such as Jane's Longbow, Jane's Longbow 2, Jane's F-15 and Jane's F/A-18. Helicopter simulations began in 1986 with the title Gunship by MicroProse. Nine years later, in 1995, Digital Integration released Apache Longbow, the most sophisticated helicopter simulation of the time. In 1996, it was crossed by Jane's AH-64D Longbow, created by the systems of origin and part of Jane Simulator series. The sequel, Jane's Longbow 2 (1997), was one of the first simulations to take advantage of hardware with accelerated graphics, including advanced lighting. 1998 saw the release of Enemy Engaged: Apache vs. Havoc by Empire Interactive, which allowed players to choose to fly to either the U.S. or Russia. The sophistication and complexity of these simulators continue to grow, and the 2008 Digital Combat Simulator (DCS) released DCS: Black Shark, the first in a series of simulations that featured a complete and detailed cockpit of all relevant switches accurately modeled and functional, and mapped over 500 key-commands. DCS also supported a variety of input devices alongside the traditional joystick, throttle and pedals, featuring built-in support of TrackIR and Virtual Reality 6 degrees of freedom, which, along with an interactive 3D cockpit, created a very realistic experience. Modern jet modern jet simulators are usually classified in their historical context or level of details (study versus study). There have been many modern jet sims that focus on existing fighters (several AV-8 Harrier II Sims, and others such as the Fleet microProse and F22 lightning 3 and F-22 Raptor by NovaLogic), while others focus on future fighters (eg the F-22 Total Air War by Digital Image Design 1998). While many simulators either classify the study as a sim or study sim, Lock On: Modern Air Combat is an example of a game that seeks to bridge the survey/study gap between the very detailed models of several U.S. and Russian aircraft. Multi-player Before multiplayer games became popular, many simulators could only play with one player. This was still standard until the late 1990s, when most titles contained some form of multi-player/network capabilities. In single player combat simulators, each unit other than players on its aircraft controls the program AI (artificial intelligence) and modern video games to create a highly sophisticated and intelligent AI for the independent behavior of opponents and allies. Multiplayer games, which usually also include AI, allow players to be against one or more human players. After the growth of the internet, many simulators were created that exist only or mainly in internet multiplayer versions (eg Air Warrior, massively multiplayer Fighter Ace, WarBirds, Aces High, World War II Online, Ace Online, War Thunder, Fighter Wing 2 and others). Gameplay missions, campaigns, mission builders Many players in both video games and simulators look for games of their replay value. Simulators increase replay value by offering a variety of individual missions consisting of short, randomly generated missions, as well as longer campaigns consisting of several smaller missions or targets. Most campaigns are dynamic fluid, which means that they change according to the results of each successive mission (e.g. if a player destroys the opportunity to target turns out to be a truck, carrying an enemy leader, then the campaign starts to take a different path). Some campaign models have been developed, which are fully dynamic and where successive missions take place in a permanent environment (if a building is destroyed in one mission, it will be destroyed in the next and will only be restored due to limited resources, realistic time and strategic priorities, etc.). A notable pioneer in this field was Andy Hollis, producer of Jane's Longbow series. Digital Image Design, their release of the F-22 Total Air War in 1998, enabled transparency on a larger strategic battlefield that has multiple screens and a God's eye to watch. Many simulators also include mission builders that allow the player to create their own missions. Control and other hardware Combat flight simulators are among the most computer and graphics demanding applications at any given time because they are realtime applications with multiple processes happening at once. This leads many simulation fans to constantly upgrade their hardware, including the most advanced graphics cards. These Sims have also generated a variety of hardware add-ons such as HOTAS (hands throttle and stick) controllers that allow full control of most features without touching the keyboard. Voice control and head-tracking view control systems are also available for home-flight sim enthusiasts. Links ^ D.S. Cohen, Killer Shark: Undersea Horror Arcade Game from Jaws, , archived from the original July 17, 2011, was obtained on May 3, 2011 ^ Jet Rocket at Killer List Videogames ^ Tomohiro Nishikado's biography on its company's website. On 1 April 2009, 27 March 2011 Tamm became chief of staff of the island. Closet classics. Electronic games. (2005) p. 82. The next generation. No 25. Imagine the media. january 1997. (2) In 2004 Tamm became chief of staff of the island. 23 September 2019 to 23 September 2019 External links to MiGMan's Flight Sim Museum, video game flight simulators from the 1970s to today's download

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