Solo Flight (Atari 8-Bit, 5 1/4" Disk) Microprose - 1985 USA, Canada Release

Solo Flight
Product ID	MIPRO0032
Platform(s)	Atari 8-Bit
Packaging	Retail Box
Media	5 1/4" Disk
Copyright date	1985
Publisher(s)	Microprose
Category(s)	Entertainment, Simulation, Flight Simulator, Recreational Flight Simulator
Country of Origin	United States of America

Description from the packaging.

As close to the real thrill of flying as you can handle!

Solo Flight, the #1 Fun Flight Simulator, has been called the "Best Flight Simulator for Any Microcomputer!" and this new and improved version is even better! The new, improved Solo Flight has a new cockpit, new flight instrumentation, more maps, and for the Commodore 64, software speech! Solo Flight is fun, entertaining, and challenging!

Solo Flight is a primary flight trainer and uses superior three dimensional graphics to provide realistic takeoffs, landings, and cross country navigation under both visual and instrument flight rules among 42 different airports in such diverse geographical areas as Texas, Massachusetts, Colorado and more! Options include touch and go's, visual or instrument flying, full cockpit instrumentation, dual VOR navigational radios, an instrument landing system (ILS), multiple air navigation maps, four difficulty levels, emergency procedure practice, and night flying. A special feature is the instructor pilot option- the IP actually can help teach you how to take off and land so you can make your first Solo! The exciting new software speech addition (Commodore 64 only) gives voice to the instructor pilot so you can also hear his instructions in high quality computer speech!

Once you have mastered all the complexities of learning to fly, then you can play the Mail Pilot Game! In the Mail Pilot Game you race the mail schedule clock and battle all the dangers of wind, weather, and mechanical failures to get the U.S. Mail safely to its destinations.

Solo Flight is a realistic trainer and outstanding fun for pilots of all ages and skill levels!

System Requirements

Atari 8-Bit
Required RAM	48K
Requires Joystick	Yes

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Links

• Atarimania