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This video shows Harrier Attack running live on the Amstrad CPC. | This video shows Harrier Attack running live on the Amstrad CPC. | ||
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Revision as of 01:51, 14 January 2010
Harrier Attack was a computer game written by Durell and 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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| Title: | Harrier Attack |
| Company: | Amsoft / Durrell Software |
| Type: | |
| Year: | 1984 |
Coverdisc
- Harrier Attack
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Coverdisc
Covertape
- Harrier Attack
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Back Covertape
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Front Covertape
Video
This video shows Harrier Attack running live on the Amstrad CPC.
{{#ev:youtube|MePgjXoo9aA|250}}