Abandonware DOS title

Wing Commander

Wing Commander is a free vehicle simulation game designed by Chris Roberts, developed by Origin Systems and released by Origin Systems in 1990. Wing Commander runs on DOS. Wing Commander is part of the Wing commander game series.
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Wing Commander shipped with an instruction booklet styled as a shipboard magazine, Claw Marks. It provided tactical suggestions, statistics on fighters and weapons both Kilrathi and Terran, capsule biographies of notable pilots on both sides of the line, and general shipboard news. Notable contributors to the Claw Marks magazine include Captain Aaron Allston, Major Warren Spector, and Col. Chris Roberts.

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Additional info about Wing Commander

Status: freeware

Input: keyboard, mouse, joystick

Distributed on: 3,5 floppy disk, 5,25 floppy disk

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  • TigerBlazer - 06/05/2021 21:05
    Without a doubt, one of the best games ever made. Play it now! You will not regret it.
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