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The Mac version of Runesoft's Airline Tycoon Deluxe is at Final Candidate and should go into duplication soon. A business simulation with a sense of humor, Airline Tycoon Deluxe gives players the chance to test their entrepreneurial skills and attempt to run an airline in real time.

Some of the game's features include:

- Funny economy simulation in comic style
- Complete freedom of action and freedom to move within the airport facilities and more than 30 places to be visited
- Control of all parts of management: purchase of aeroplanes and their fittings, financing as well as stock market listing, planning of routes and filling order books, personnel, marketing and maintenance as well as many other details
- Easily operated construction of own aeroplanes and the opportunity to exchange these on the Internet
- Use additional security precautions against competitors’ attacks or sabotage competitors yourself

For more information about the game follow the link below.

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[Jude]

You posted the wrong link to Runesoft in the article.  Runesoft used to be epic-interactive, but that link doesn't work anymore.  The correct link for more info about the game is:
http://www.rune-soft...ne/airline.html
Jude

[DoctorGonzo]

Jude, on November 8th 2005, 05:50 PM, said:

You posted the wrong link to Runesoft in the article.  Runesoft used to be epic-interactive, but that link doesn't work anymore.  The correct link for more info about the game is:
http://www.rune-soft...ne/airline.html
Jude

I loved this game on the PC. Easily one of the best "Tycoon" games out there.

If you loved the Bullfrog games of the first half of the 1990s, then you will probably like this.

[Eric5h5]

DoctorGonzo, on November 10th 2005, 05:30 PM, said:

If you loved the Bullfrog games of the first half of the 1990s, then you will probably like this.

Bullfrog games from the first half of the 1990s =

Powermonger
Populous 2
Syndicate
Theme Park
Magic Carpet
Hi Octane
Magic Carpet 2

I don't see the connection, except for maybe Theme Park?

--Eric