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America - Front
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11/30/96 Activision 
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| Owners: | 1 | |
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| Date | Title | User |
|---|---|---|
| 10th Jan 2011 | Codes (3) | ioi |
| 24th Feb 2011 | Cheat Codes (0) | ioi |
| 24th Feb 2011 | Cheat mode (0) | ioi |
| 24th Feb 2011 | Some Cheats (0) | ioi |
| 24th Feb 2011 | Code - Result (0) | ioi |
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Alby_da_Wolf
posted 09/03/2009, 10:26
It's incredible how even without force feedback the game made the player feel how much the plane was loaded, very good physics, particularly for its times, and just like Interstate '76 and Mechwarrior 2: Mercenaries, as soon as MS released DirectX 5.x, it started running smoothly at medium resolution even on entry level PC's. When I upgraded from K6-166 to Duron 650 and a Geforce MX II it became very smooth even at 1024x768. Message | Report |
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