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[Blood-Pigggy]

Incoming is a sort of futuristic flight sim that takes place on earth.
It was released in 1997 (or close to that date), and I highly doubt any of the companies that produced/published it are around.

Rage Software, the publisher/producer is long gone, due to the highly undeserved ignorance of their products.

It's a pretty good, I have a CD-rip version, and it's only about 20 megabytes, if someone can green light it, it'd be a great addition to the site.

[Don Andy]

Well, I looked if CDAccess is going to spoil our plans again, but only discovered the sequel.

However, does the game still count as "sold" when it's in some kind of bundle like this one?

Beside that I couldn't find anybody still selling the game (beside used ones on Amazon/Ebay). I dunno if ESA got its hands onto this game, I'm not good in research regarding the relationship of a company to ESA (mainly because 90% of the ESA companies got bought into it by others, while the other 10% has changed names)

[Timpsi]

Originally posted by Don Andy@Mar 14 2006, 09:00 AM
However, does the game still count as "sold" when it's in some kind of bundle like this one?

In this case the games are only shareware or demo versions, so no, it doesn't count.

HOTU has the game up for download.

[BeefontheBone]

I wouldn't bother, it was rubbish

[The Fifth Horseman]

Wasn't it for Windows?

[Blood-Pigggy]

Yes it was for Windows, but, uh... I don't see how that would matter since there's already a massive variety of Windows games on this site.

@Beef, that's what you think. :bleh:

[The Fifth Horseman]

Well, yeah, but technically they are exceptions.

I suggest you take the question to Kosta and hear what he says.

[win98]

I agree goto Kosta.

[Dave]

Incoming: The Final Conflict (1998)
Published by CDV Software Entertainment AG & Developed by Rage Software

Still sold at amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/Incoming-the-Final-C...3683&sr=8-2

[Morrin]

I can't remember a name for this game, but maybe you can?

1. It's a 3d helicopter game, but not simulation. It's definitely arcade (you have limits on flying too high). Also the levels had borders and if you flew too far the game started a counter and if it ran out you failed the mission.

2. I remember the game being very colorful (I don't mean colorful as bright and agressive color)

3. PC game, maybe from around 95-98 or so

That's it at the moment, maybe I find out more from my mind when I dig further..