F-16 Combat Pilot (1991)
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F-16 Combat Pilot is a flight simulator released in 1991 for the ZX Spectrum. Published by Digital Integration, the game was designed by David K. Marshall, with code by Keith A. Goodyer and in-game graphics by Les Doughty and Lee Burns.
The game offers a single-player flight experience utilizing vector graphics. Key features include support for Kempston and Interface 2 joysticks, cursor controls, and a Padlock protection system. The software utilizes a multi-loader for both 48K and 128K machine modes.
The cassette version retailed for £14.95, while the disk version cost £19.95. Beyond the ZX Spectrum, the title was released on Amstrad CPC, Commodore 64, Amiga, and Atari ST.
Critics awarded the game an average score of 89%. It received the Your Sinclair Megagame accolade and was named Best Budget title by Sinclair User.
In the Soviet Union and Russia, the game became a notable flight simulator. It saw numerous TR-DOS releases and several Russian translations, including those by Fomalhaut and Evgeny Sardak. Magazines like On-Line and Spectrum Progress frequently featured reviews, gameplay tips, and mission passwords.
Found 8 cracked versions (releases) of the game
