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Harrier Attack was a computer game distributed by Amsoft for the Amstrad CPC-Homecomputer-Series of the 1980's. The game was also ported and distributed by other software companies for systems such as the Commodore 64.

The concept of the game was to fly a British Harrier Jet through a series of bombing missions, with the starting position being from a carrier ship out at sea and ending after completing a number of land attacks, which entailed the player attacking enemy buildings and aircraft.

There are five difficulty levels within the game and a joystick or keyboard can be used for controls.

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-Harrier Attack was a game produced for Amstrad CPC-Homecomputer-Series.
-In the beginning a military jet starts from an airplane-carrier on the sea.
+'''Harrier Attack''' was a computer game distributed by [[Amsoft]] for the Amstrad CPC-Homecomputer-Series of the 1980's. The game was also ported and distributed by other software companies for systems such as the Commodore 64.
-The jet was then flying over a landscape with many hills.
+The concept of the game was to fly a British Harrier Jet through a series of bombing missions, with the starting position being from a carrier ship out at sea and ending after completing a number of land attacks, which entailed the player attacking enemy buildings and aircraft.
-There were many weapons of air-defense trying to shoot the jet from the sky.
+There are five difficulty levels within the game and a [[joystick]] or keyboard can be used for controls.
-In kind of a second level a city appears.
-While the whole flight the harrier can drop bombs and rockets.
-It was not a peaceful game but it made much fun.
-It was one of the games, AMSTRAD advertised the CPC-Series.

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