Flight Path 737
Game: Flight Simulator · ZX-Spectrum 48K · 1 players · English
Anirog Software · 1985 · Pound sterling 5.95
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Releases
- 1985Anirog SoftwarePound sterling 5.95
- 1985ABC Soft
- 1985The Micro Selection
- 1988Dro Soft
Play
- FlightPath737.tzx.zipTape image English11 KB
- FlightPath737.tap.zipTape image English12 KB
- FlightPath737(TheMicroSelection).tzx.zipTape image English11 KB
Documents
- FlightPath737.txtInstructions English7 KB
- FlightPath737(ABCSoft).pdfInstructions Spanish70 KB
- FlightPath737.zipScanned instructions English1,639 KB
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Credits
- Stefan Walkercredited
- Terry GreerInlay/Poster Art
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In the magazines
- Crash #161985 · Overall4%
Elsewhere on the web
- WorldOfSpectrum 19 votes2.58
Awards and competitions
Crash Readers Awards 1985
- 2Tackiest Game Of The Year
In the magazines 3
Crash #16May 1985 · p.3110%15%5%1%0%2%4%
Use of Computer 10%
Graphics 15%
Playability 5%
Getting Started 1%
Addictive Qualities 0%
Value For Money 2%
Overall 4%
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Producer: Anirog Memory Required: 48K Retail Price: £5.95 Language: Machine code Author: Stefan Walker This is Anirog's program to put you in command of what appears to be a Boeing 737. Flight Path offers the player 6 levels of difficulty. In the lowest level, called 'First solo', the pilot is required to take off and clear mountains at a height of 5000 feet and then land some 3 miles further on. For the hardest level, 'Test pilot', the mountains reach 9,200 feet. At this level the landing strip will be at a different location each time and it will suffer from severe cross winds - mind you, you will be lucky if you reach it because your engines are going to catch fire. The cockpit display is straight forward. The pilot has a perspective view of the runway and of the mountains when they appear. The instruments include the normal array of dials and needles including status indicators for the undercarriage, flaps and fire extinguishers. Should the pilot survive then a score will be awarded which will be higher if the player has managed to complete the take off/landing sequence quickly - that means the faster that you fly the more points you will score, if you land in one piece, of course. COMMENTS Control keys: 5/8 left/right, accelerate/brake 0/SPACE (we think) Joystick: no information supplied Keyboard play: very unresponsive Use of colour: not good Graphics: mediocre Sound: nice tune Skill levels: 6 Lives: 1 Screens: 1
Review1
- Computer Gamer #2May 1985 · p.57
Full-page ad1
- Crash #15Apr 1985 · p.127
Related
- Ports
- (Amstrad CPC), Flight Path 737: Advanced Pilot Trainer (Commodore 64), (Commodore Plus/4), (MSX), (Amiga), (Acorn), Flight Path 737 (VIC-20)
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