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I remember a similar game like this for the Playstation 1 a few years back. The theme of the game is you have a remote controlled aircraft that you are piloting in your house. You fly bombing runs on furniture and dogfights with other remote controlled vehicles in the house as well. Clickgamer has created their own version and called it 3D Chopper Fight. 3D Graphics and Gaming Experience on Handheld Reach a New High!
Fight through seven rooms in a house designed as indoor combat arena, each with cartoon style furniture and brilliant interior decoration. Command one of four cute and zippy RC Toy choppers armed with a fire-spitting cannon. Enjoy the fancy game play and unbeatable 3D graphics on your handheld.
Game Console Like 3D Graphics Powered by Intel® 2700G Multimedia Accelerator and OpenGL® ES. If Intel® 2700G Multimedia Accelerator is found on you handheld, such as a Dell X50v Pocket PC, this game can use hardware accelerated OpenGL ES as low level 3D graphics engine and generate console like 3D graphics and smoother animation.
Heavy Artificial Intelligence Makes the Game Challenging and Exciting. Aiming, shooting, dogfighting, evading, teammate covering, all these are simulated with heavy artificial intelligence, which provides you one reliable teammate and two fearsome opponents.
The full version runs $19.95 but they also have a trial version available. More info... Do you think this type of simulation software leads to increased violence against chairs and lamps in the real world? Sound off here!
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