Meaning that Wilco does not glorify crashes or fiery plane deaths, the game simply allows you to train under various emergency situations so you can become a better pilot. And there is the Random Failures in which you ll never know what to expect. Random failures cover all types of unexpected problems, it even covers random weather. Not all emergencies happen in good weather. As far as the games graphics are concerned, Wilco again does an excellent job of rendering the game s included airplanes.
Gears move appropriately, there are spinning turbine engines and the flaps move very convincingly.
The cockpit is also lit up at night and you can see both the pilot and co-pilot. Wilco does have a work-around at their website, but as of this writing there is no patch. If you don t want to fly the adventures, you can also select one of the many flights that come with the game. That in itself is worth the price of admission. There are a couple of things in 767 which have me concerned, one is the obvious incompatibility with the Voodoo 5 card.