12 O'Clock High

Rating:
Summary: REBORN
Review: TO THOSE THAT PLAYED THE COMMODORE VERSIONS OF USAAF....FINALLY, IT HAS RETURNED! THIS IS A BEAUTIFULLY DONE AND PREPARED GAME. WELL DONE FOLKS! I loved the game as USAAF, and SOMEONE finally brought it off the shelf, dusted the box off and said lets do this with todays systems, abilities, and let it scream! I Love this game. If you like an opportunity to really play a overall chief of staff, covering the western European front for strategic and tactical air forces, this is it. OK, enough of the good stuff, by now you can believe I am impressed. For the bad side, I dont really think any real failure of supporting a ground attack/invasion/assault, like Avalanche or Anzio causes you to really scrap Allied advances, at this point of my personal gameplay of the grand campaign version;translates to, I really think the allies will continue to advance and win. I will keep my eyes open, though I will not intentionally throw the game to just see what happens. I missed the USAAF game, years ago(84?), now it has returned. See you again in another 15! I am pleased with the facts, its pretty acurate. Keep doing your homework Talonsoft! For those that want to consider this as a purchase, get it. It takes some time to plan a days worth of missions, maybe I over do my thinking, but it does offer you a strategic brain-screw for a lifetime. I'm 37 years old, and will keep on playing, so long as you keep on making them, as good as this, and Close Combats 1,2, and 3, to name a few. The advantage over the ol'Commodore, not all the typing away, entering the specific data.....remember! Yea... Technology,,,, gotta love it.

Rating:
Summary: REBORN
Review: TO THOSE THAT PLAYED THE COMMODORE VERSIONS OF USAAF....FINALLY, IT HAS RETURNED! THIS IS A BEAUTIFULLY DONE AND PREPARED GAME. WELL DONE FOLKS! I loved the game as USAAF, and SOMEONE finally brought it off the shelf, dusted the box off and said lets do this with todays systems, abilities, and let it scream! I Love this game. If you like an opportunity to really play a overall chief of staff, covering the western European front for strategic and tactical air forces, this is it. OK, enough of the good stuff, by now you can believe I am impressed. For the bad side, I dont really think any real failure of supporting a ground attack/invasion/assault, like Avalanche or Anzio causes you to really scrap Allied advances, at this point of my personal gameplay of the grand campaign version;translates to, I really think the allies will continue to advance and win. I will keep my eyes open, though I will not intentionally throw the game to just see what happens. I missed the USAAF game, years ago(84?), now it has returned. See you again in another 15! I am pleased with the facts, its pretty acurate. Keep doing your homework Talonsoft! For those that want to consider this as a purchase, get it. It takes some time to plan a days worth of missions, maybe I over do my thinking, but it does offer you a strategic brain-screw for a lifetime. I'm 37 years old, and will keep on playing, so long as you keep on making them, as good as this, and Close Combats 1,2, and 3, to name a few. The advantage over the ol'Commodore, not all the typing away, entering the specific data.....remember! Yea... Technology,,,, gotta love it.