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Jet de Go! Pocket [Eternal Hits]
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NCS
Game Synopsis
«©NCS»
Strap into the seat of a Japan Airlines Boeing 747
and fly the friendly skies as a virtual pilot who
guides the planes, reads the instruments, and makes
sure that the flight is on schedule. You have
passengers to ferry.
Four planes may be used at the outset as follows:
JAL B747-400D
JAL B777-200
JAL B777-300
JAL B767-300
After meeting certain conditions and goals, five
additional planes are eventually unlocked. Eight
Japanese airports may be landed on with accurate
layouts that were based on photographs of the real
locations such as Hiroshima Airport, Komatsu
Airport, Fukuoka Airport, and Osaka's Guanxi
airport.
Jan Code: 4988611207116
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NCS Game Notes
» Four game modes are playable: Flight Mode, Trial
Mode, Replay Mode, and Flight Guide. In Flight Mode,
choose a plane from the five available selections
and watch as it rotates in the Jet Select screen and
check its stats on the right side of the screen.
Once flying, indicators are superimposed on the
screen with an altimeter on the right side and
bearings located around the center of the screen
which track the plane's heading as you roll through
the sky. The pilot's panel is located on the bottom
of the screen to keep track of gauges and allow for
mechanism handling. Day flights are available along
with night flights which add a wrinkle to
maneuvering through the midnight hours. In addition
to shadowy sights along the ground, night flights
feature the sparkling lights of cities below.
» The Views in the game include a Cockpit View, a
Jet View, and a Clear View. The Cockpit View
features the instrument panel on the lower portion
of the screen and the partial view of the sky
directly ahead. In Jet View, the entire front
wing/body of the jet is viewed from an outside
camera which keeps close tabs on its flight as it
travels through the sky. In the Clear View, the
instrument panel is gone and gamers take in the
expanse of the sky in uncluttered fashion. The
altimeter and gauges are still present however to
keep you on your bearings.
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reserved. No reproduction in whole or in part of
this document may be made without express written
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