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Air Warrior (video game)
“Hundreds of pilots at a time, and every flight sim since owes it a wingtip salute.”
“You pressed the buttons, but the show still went on without you.”
The View-Master Interactive Vision was an interactive movie VHS console game system introduced in 1988 and released in the USA in 1989 by View-Master Ideal Group, Inc., with a tagline promising 'the Two-Way Television System that makes you a part of the show!' It leaned on beloved characters to sell the dream: four Sesame Street games, two Muppet Show titles, and a Disney game, Cartoon Arcade. Who could resist the ch
After its 1989 release, the system quietly wound down, retired within roughly a year of hitting shelves. It left behind a shelf of Muppet and Sesame Street titles that now read like a lovely, odd crossover episode. Rest easy — the show went on, even if you couldn't be part of it anymore.
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“Hundreds of pilots at a time, and every flight sim since owes it a wingtip salute.”
“Alps switches, ADB ports on both sides — it left the desk with dignity”
“The last Apple II — it did nothing new, but did everything it knew, one final time.”