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Want more? Advanced embedding details, examples, and help! Too bad. I still own my original game, just no longer have a compatible machine for it. No way past. Reviewer: MisterSteve - - October 16, Subject: Cannot run, stuck at install I get the message that the program cannot install when it's being run from the hard drive and that I have to install it from the CD-ROM. Software Library. The training simulator lets the player fly each of the pilotable Imperial craft through a complex obstacle course.

The combat chamber offers four extra missions for each craft, ranging from training scenarios to historical reenactments of important missions. There is also a room to view mission recordings, and a tech room to view information about every spacecraft that appears in the game.

The player may optionally read a list questions and answers about the mission. In addition to the standard mission briefing covering primary objectives, there is often another briefing given by a mysterious figure who belongs to the Emperor's Inner Circle.

This person informs the pilot of optional secondary objectives and provides additional plot information. Completing the primary objectives allows the player to progress to the next mission and earn Imperial military promotion; completing secondary and secret objectives garners additional medals and promotions within the inner circle. In-flight gameplay is similar to X-Wing , played primarily in first-person but with the option to switch to third-person.

All flight takes place in space; the player does not encounter gravity or atmospheric effects. Mission roles including dogfighting, escorting or disabling other craft, inspecting vehicles, and attacking capital ships and space stations. Initial missions place the player in unshielded TIE fighter variants; as the game progresses, the player gains access to advanced fighters with shields and better armaments. Laser cannons and ion cannons serve as short range weapons, damaging or disabling targets respectively.

As with X-Wing , the player needs to balance power allocation between weapons, engines, and shields when available ; some craft also require the player to further balance power for a beam weapon a tractor beam which can prevent enemy fighters from maneuvering temporarily, or a jamming beam which can dispute the defensive fire of enemy capital ships.

The player can also change the firing modes of his or her fighter's weapons for example, having a pair of laser cannons fire together or alternately. If the ship possesses shields, the player chooses the shield balance between front and rear.

Shields are rechargeable; they protect from damage but are depleted when absorbing damage. When the player's craft is unshielded, enemy fire will damage the player's hull.

Hull damage can disable systems, such as the engines or targeting computer. Disabled systems will slowly be repaired; TIE Fighter allows the player to choose the order in which systems are repaired. Hull damage may also cause cockpit displays to break, rendering them useless for the remainder of the mission. Heavy hull damage will destroy the player's spacecraft. When the player's craft is destroyed before completing a mission, or the mission is otherwise a failure, the player can attempt the mission again.

However, the mission is still successful if the player's craft is destroyed after all primary mission objectives are completed. It is not very often that a game places the user in the role of the bad guy. It is great to be able to blast away at any and all who oppose the Empire.

Even if you normally do not enjoy flight simulations, there's no doubt you'll enjoy TIE Fighter. Offering flight simulation training missions within the game, it will assist you with your skill as a pilot. You'll find yourself bowing to the feet of the Emperor, ready to crush any Rebel scum who dare to oppose your forces.

Evil is good. Graphics: Great feel for empty space. The large ships all look superb up close as you scream within inches of them.

Replay Value: After the time you have to commit in order to go through the game once, I know I won't play it three or four times through.