Combat Wings: The Great Battles of WWII New Trailer and Pilotable Planes Revealed

Dev/Pub team City Interactive finally release gameplay footage from their upcoming Combat Wings title, as well as revealing pilotable planes and a host of nifty new screenshots.

Pilotable Planes in Combat Wings: The Great Battles of WWII o Supermarine Spitfire Mk. I: Undeniably one of the finest fighter aircraft of the war, combining superior speed with great maneuverability. It€™s the most widely produced British aircraft ever. o Messerschmitt Bf 109E: The plane that sent shockwaves across Europe as the newly born Luftwaffe unleashed its part of the blitzkrieg. o Grumman F6F-3 'Hellcat': A successor to the Wildcat that was stronger, tougher, faster and more maneuverable. It accounted for 4,497 of the 6,477 kills achieved by American carrier pilots during the war. o Mitsubishi A6M 'Zeke': The most famous Japanese fighter aircraft. Early in the war, the Zeke was unsurpassed in dogfighting, gaining an amazing 12 to 1 kill ratio. o Lockheed P-38 'Lightning': One of the best all-round heavy fighters of the war. Had a very heavy, concentrated armament and two engines to guarantee excellent durability. It performed admirably against both the Japanese and the Germans. o Junkers Ju 87B 'Stuka': The dive bomber made famous by the terrifying sound produced by its €˜Jericho Trumpet€™ a siren that produced a loud wailing during the plane€™s dive -- terrifying for the soldiers on the ground. And last but not least, City Interactive has also released a slew of gameplay stills, which you can find posted to WhatCulture€™s dedicated Combat Wings: Great Battles of WWII page. Combat Wings: The Great Battle of WWII should be released sometime in March (date TBC),on Xbox 360, PS3, Wii and PC. Watch this space for further updates!

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