The December Calendars are available   Please head over and enjoy! http://combatace.com...tace-calendars/      

As part of the 'simming on the go' series of reviews, CombatAce looks at Laminar Research's X-Plane for Android.   Normally, we would not review X-Plane because it is a civilian flight simulation...and after all, we are CombatAce. However, X-Plane for Android has some limited air combat options. In addition, it is a well regarded flight simulator, using 'blade theory' for flight dynamics and even includes multiplayer. So we decided it was worth a look. How does it fly? Let's jump in...   As

DCS A-10C is on sale at the Steam Store for only $15.99. That is 60% off the normal price of $39.00. The link below has all the details.     http://store.steampo...1_7_suggest__13

Here's the new batch of November Calendars.   Head over to the gallery and get them here: http://combatace.com...tace-calendars/          

DCS World, 1.2.2 Fixed duplicated aircraft icons in generated mission. Fixed double-click required when setting MAP OPTIONS. Trigger zone less 37 meters radius is now visible. Fixed missing scroll bar in the "Options" windows. Fixed selecting F10 view options in ME mission options panel. Corrected mouse axis disabled when player call the in-game briefing. Corrected Su-25T Vikhr reticule position in some situations. Fixed incorrect messages for ships after pressing "RAlt+J". RIM-7 speed

Il-2 Sturmovik: Cliffs of Dover       In The Beginning   The name invokes certain feelings in flight simmers. For the last 18 months, those feelings have generally been a mix of rage and disappointment, judging from the comments from the online community. Using "Il-2 Sturmovik" for a sim which has not only no Il-2 Sturmoviks in it, but not even any Russian planes (aside from the recent addition of the non-WWII Su-26), is an attempt to trade on the reputation of the series before it. The

Who here has a smartphone? Or a tablet device? Or more and more frequently, one of both? Chances are, especially as a member of this forum, where most discussion is about games based on a computer, you have at least one of what are commonly called "Mobile" devices.   More importantly, how many of you use these devices for something other than work? The majority of you do unless the device is company owned (even then that may not stop some of you).   Mobile smart devices have become an in