Interplay Mig Alley Simulation Review

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Price Paid:  $7.00 from game

Summary:
This game was released in 1999 and still looks and plays great, I played it for a while when it was first released but never got into the campaign, now this time round I realise that it`s probably the best jet combat simulator around and that includes the mighty Falcon 4. Also as the game is set in the Korean war you will be doing plenty of close action dogfighting which is comparable to most of the WWII combat sims, and I`ve played most of them including the recent IL-2 Sturmovik.

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Price Paid:  $20.00 from Comp USA

Summary:
Great game that i would recomend for anyone. I bought the game nothing expecting too much, but i was thrilled when i began playing it.

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Price Paid:  $20.00 from compusa

Summary:
i like studying the Korean War and World War 2. I think they are interesting subjects and if somone is going to make a game about them than the game better be realistic. this game is top notch realism. the spins the flameouts everything is superb. it has good graphics and good sound but the gameplay is just drop dead. Comparing the
F-86 sabre to todays state of the art F-14s,15s,16,s and 18s, the sabre is a prehistoric monster. no heat seeking guided missiles etc. This game proves that.

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Price Paid:  $20.00 from COMP USA

Summary:
This is my first Sim. I was impressed with the attention to detail. Very realistic and the aircraft handle like the real ones. Be patient and the world of simulated flight is as you fingertips. Make sure you spend the money on a real good stick!.

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Summary:
Almost everything has been said about this game, but I found this to be the most fun out of many, many sims. I guess after a while senseless missiles of modern fighters and the lack of climbing rate of WW II fighters vs. today just makes MiG Alley a refreshing change. This is definitely one of the best games I've gotten in a long time.

I need to express my enthusiasm towards their attention to force feedback. It's absolutely amazing and I haven't experienced any game that matched it and believe me I've tried a LOT of sims. Any little shake of the airframe in my jet I could feel. The guns firing are unbelievable. I really felt I was flying because of all the "feedback" I got through the joystick.