oProse in 1992, was a flight simulation classic, and talk of resurrecting the famous name was enough to get the attention of sim enthusiasts. Hasbro, the parent company of MicroProse and publisher of B-17 2, has made it a high-profile project and one that gamers have been anxiously awaiting for some time. The game was shown off at this year's Electronics Entertainment Expo, where it received a very positive reaction. Originally slated for release early this year, B-17 2's release date has slipped to sometime in December, and we recently received a beta build to see just how close this massive project is to completion.
Saturday, December 2, 2006
B-17 Flying Fortress 2
game review: Few games have generated as much excitement in the flight simulator community recently as B-17 Flying Fortress 2. The original B-17 Flying Fortress, released by Micr
oProse in 1992, was a flight simulation classic, and talk of resurrecting the famous name was enough to get the attention of sim enthusiasts. Hasbro, the parent company of MicroProse and publisher of B-17 2, has made it a high-profile project and one that gamers have been anxiously awaiting for some time. The game was shown off at this year's Electronics Entertainment Expo, where it received a very positive reaction. Originally slated for release early this year, B-17 2's release date has slipped to sometime in December, and we recently received a beta build to see just how close this massive project is to completion.
oProse in 1992, was a flight simulation classic, and talk of resurrecting the famous name was enough to get the attention of sim enthusiasts. Hasbro, the parent company of MicroProse and publisher of B-17 2, has made it a high-profile project and one that gamers have been anxiously awaiting for some time. The game was shown off at this year's Electronics Entertainment Expo, where it received a very positive reaction. Originally slated for release early this year, B-17 2's release date has slipped to sometime in December, and we recently received a beta build to see just how close this massive project is to completion.
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