Wed, Oct 29, 2003
PC gamers can fly high and experience the intensity of
historically-accurate WWII battles with THE HISTORY CHANNEL(R):
WWII Battle Of Britain 1940 from Activision Value Publishing.
The arcade-style flight sim puts players in the cockpit of more
than 20 authentic fighter and bomber aircrafts as they experience
the chaos of air combat, from dogfights to air raids. The
History Channel: WWII Battle Of Britain 1940 is available at
retail stores and has been rated "T" by the ESRB.
"The History Channel: WWII Battle Of Britain 1940
allows players to experience the great air battles from this
definitive time in history like never before," said Patrick Kelly,
Vice President of Studios, Activision Value Publishing. "With the
help of The History Channel we were able to create an experience
that is not only intensely entertaining, but also one that provides
players historical scenarios about World War II."
The History Channel: Battle Of Britain 1940 challenges
players to conquer the close quarter air battles from the 1940s. As
either Axis or Allied forces, players battle through 14
realistically recreated missions that include raids off the Suffolk
coast, port attacks at Dover and "The Blitz." Each mission is
modeled after the actual battle, from time of day to the
environmental conditions. Players can choose from one of 20
aircrafts, from the JU87 and BF109 bombers to the Spitfire and
Hurricane fighters, and are able to fly the missions as pilot,
gunner or wingman. The game also offers players of different skill
sets three levels of difficulty -- training/practice, instant
action, and integrated campaign scenarios.
Minimum system requirements for The History
Channel: Battle Of Britain 1940 include Windows 98, ME, XP
2000, DirectX 9.0, 700MB Hard Drive Space, 500Mhz Pentium III,
128MB RAM, 32MB Video Card, DirectX compatible sound card. $19.99
retail.
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