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MiG-29: Fighter Pilot

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Also known as
MiG-29: Fulcrum ミグ-29

A flight simulator where you pilot the aircraft through strategic missions in the Middle East theater.

MiG-29: Fighter Pilot was released for the Sega Genesis in 1993 by Tengen/Domark; this is the earliest commercial release of the game on any platform.


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Released
1993
Perspective
1st-person, Behind view
Size
795.87 KB
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About MiG-29: Fighter Pilot

MiG-29: Fighter Pilot is a combat flight simulation set in the Middle East. The player assumes the role of a pilot operating the Russian aircraft to complete strategic objectives for a coalition force opposing a rogue general.

Gameplay involves manually operating various aircraft systems, which are represented on a detailed control panel. These systems include functions for navigation, engine management, and deploying countermeasures against missiles. The aircraft is armed with multiple weapons and features an automatic targeting aid.

Progress is structured around a series of specific missions following an introductory tutorial. These assignments involve diverse tactical goals such as protecting allied assets and eliminating key enemy installations. Player performance is quantitatively measured by the destruction of opposing forces and structures.

For its time, the Sega Genesis title was notable for its use of real-time 3D polygon visuals and the inclusion of brief full-motion video sequences.

MiG-29: Fighter Pilot Screenshots

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Title screen (actually here it's called
Demo: chasing enemy fighter plane
Demo: going upside down
Demo: take off
Mission select menu
Mission briefing
Tutorial mission: some of the actions available to the player
Tutorial mission: mission objectives are on the pilot's lap
Tutorial mission: map
Tutorial mission: missile launched
Tutorial mission: target destroyed
Tutorial mission: select appropriate weapon