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By the time I used BFV simulators in 1989, they were more advanced: The driver and gunner had independent screens and controls, and the wireframes were shaded.
by artgillespie 10y ago
By the time I used BFV simulators in 1989, they were more advanced: The driver and gunner had independent screens and controls, and the wireframes were shaded. Still, I remember thinking at the time that it felt similar to my misspent youth in arcades playing Battlezone. Wouldn't be surprised at all if there was a direct lineage.
- douche 10y agoBattlezone was better than many simulators I played decades later. For instance, there is no real difference in the Mako sequences in the original Mass Effect. Basically just better graphics.