Jalada Air Strike Afghanistan para Mac
Simulador de combate aéreo de acción.
$4.99
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Resumen de Jalada Air Strike Afghanistan
jalada Air Strike Afghanistan es tu simulador de vuelo de acción y juego de combate. Te coloca directamente detrás del gatillo, en el asiento del piloto de caza. Tu objetivo es destruir objetivos enemigos dispersos a lo largo de las diversas campañas desafiantes que atraviesan Afganistán. En cada misión debes puntuar para ser promovido y obtener nueva tecnología. Lucha por la gloria para competir por el mejor piloto de la Tierra.
Novedades de la versión 1.8.0
Versión 1.8.0:
- Esta nueva edición presenta algoritmos de juego y gráficos más rápidos para un mejor rendimiento.
Jalada Air Strike Afghanistan para Mac
$4.99
Versión 1.8.0
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Jun 29, 2011
Version: 1.7.4
Ok... this looks extremely similar to GL-117, which has been around for years and was released under the GPL. (look at the screenshots - http://www.heptargon.de/gl-117/gl-117.html )
If the person who wrote this software has used any code from GL-117, they are bound by the GPL to distribute their software (even if it's modified) under the same license, providing the source code as well (it can't be shareware)!
Mar 26, 2011
Version: 1.7.2
Hm... why is "Josephine Mutzenbacher" only rating/commenting Jalada's software? And why is she (he?) the only one with positive comments???
Mar 26, 2011
Version: 1.7.2
Plays like it was coded by one person, who has never played a flight sim, or a decent game.
Bad controls, bad graphics, bad concept!
Sorry
Jul 17, 2010
Version: 1.5.2
I think that game looks very nice, I've watched the video at youtube http://youtu.be/YsZyHv_cJ_8
Jul 13, 2010
Version: 1.5.2
Oh, my god - this is bad.
As a flight sim buff, I'm suffering from the current dearth of good flight sims, so JASA was bound to catch my eye - despite the appalling web site. Unfortunately, sometimes the first impression is right. JASA is simply *bad*. The graphics aren't even up to early 1990's standards, the flight model is a joke, the controls imprecise and weird, maps, planes and missions have no relation whatsoever to "Afghanistan" and in five minutes playing, I found a handful of gamebreaking bugs (key commands aren't displayed in the tutorial, enemies don't turn up, missiles aren't fired).
Keep away from this crap.