Also all the high tech warfare was so cool, electronic surveillance measures like putting out that floating wire to catch radio messages, etc. It sounds stupid but I really loved surfacing and diving the SSN 688 in this game, heh no idea why. I spend lot of time with Sub Command that's for sure.
#Silent hunter 3 1920x1080 upgrade#
This was an upgrade for good old 688(I) Hunter/Killer, you get to dive with Sea Wolf class SSN plus with some russian sub (which I had little interest of). but somehow all that expectaction ruined it for me, it was not really a good submarine game for me and I got very little play time. I remember waiting this release for so bad it was unbearable, I was so happy when I finally got the game. Also there is Harpoon but its only 2D so that cant be included in submarine simulation page. but not a submarine simulator, err so why do I mention it then huh? Well it was big part of my gaming history and you could control submarines in very generic way and see them in 3D dive under the ocean surface, so its worth to mention. Jane's Combat Simulations (developed by Sonalysts) excellent modern nuclear submarine simulation of course is huge change from the World War II steam junk, it is also close to my heart, in fact I kind of like nuclear sub sims better than the ancient WWII stuff but its just the fact that today (2016) we basically have none since these Janes/Sonalysts simulations have been outdated years ago :( I played this a lot, also it got some patrol disk releases three total.
#Silent hunter 3 1920x1080 series#
The first game in the series was made by SSI, it was in the 1990's DOS era, heh the good old times. This re-release was just some texture upgrades and small stuff like that. Again don't remember much about it, I have some recollection about good looking ocean waves that actually move etc, as Silent Service before that had just static type horizon level water graphic.Ĭommand: Aces of The Deep was re-release of the game, don't remember much but I recall playing both. This game was really good after Silent Service as it has more complex campaign, or something like that. However I played both games on Commodore 64 and had a great fun. But can you blame me, its been 30 damn years hehe! Also this and hunt for red october both are shrouded in same vague memory, I might even confuse them both. Damn it takes me back recalling those long days and nights I spend just playing this game hunting the jap ships.ĭon't remember that much about Silent Service on Amiga 500, but I did play it on it though.ĭon't remember much about this, but I do have some VHS tape video captures still on my HDD where I'm doing stuff in my room and I have this games box/cover next to my Commodore 64 :)Īlso very faint memories from this game too, dunno where my mind was at this era as dont remember much. Loading a C cassette tape into my Commodore 64 setup and typing in LOAD "*",8,1 was another magical milestone in my computer history. Gato was at that time some CGA based graphics or something, very crude stuff. I bet my friends parents were frustrated with me as I always asked to get to visit them to play Gato without having any political correctness and consideration about visiting, that I cant just park myself to their house to play this game all day, hehe good stuff man. Submarine Simulations below appear in order they were released over the years, oldest first.ġ983 heh, the first submarine simulation I remember playing was Gato in my friends fathers computer, it was such an magical feeling to destroy ships with a submarine in a computer game. It was quite while before I got to play my first submarine simulation. My earliest submarine faschination memories from my childhood are when I was reading some WWII magazines in shop (too cheap/poor to purchase them) about submarine attacks on surface ships, I was really interested about ocean underwater world and submarines. PMC Submarine Simulation History - PMC Tactical PMC Submarine Simulation History Since 1980's It's History
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