Dante-JT

oh dear, if so, what a cheesy attempt to cash on historical scenarios... Is Janes IAF sourcecode/intelectual property/etc on 'the wild' in such a manner?

The planes are looking spectacular in those screenshots (in that small size) What caught my eye was the 6DOF Track IR support described in the features list - definetly something more suited for a proper flight sim rather than arcade fun game. I'm very curious about this one, no matter if its arcade fun AceCombat game, or a proper flight sim like Janes IAF or WOI.

Sorry if this has been asked here before, but: http://mtrsoft.com/index.php?option=com_co...8&Itemid=26

Of course, Namco and Sony know how bad is the market here in South America - only the pirates earn money downloading illegal software and selling them in the "camelôs".... a hopeless situation.

I disagree with this comment they made about Janes F/A-18: " There's not as much depth here as you'd expect from a game with Jane's on the cover " hey, in case they didn't know, Janes F/A18 is an in-depth study sim of the Hornet...

Fantastic. :) Looking very good for a freebie. I also like space war games and I have as a daily job a 3d modelling job in a game company that is doing a space sim game too - but more in the Microsoft Freelancer or X2 The Threat style. Much easier to model these 'free-minded' futuristic craft than the modelling accuracy required for my 'puppy' project (JT). B)