Nothing wrong with that though: after all, this is an upgrade, not a stand-alone. Then, of course, it's into the game itself, where you soon realise that, while Mig 29 is different from Falcon 3.0, it's actually still much the same - just re-rendered option screens (pretty gaudy), new option screen muzak, the new plane, new (but similar) weapons and new missions. Well, for a start you get a new intro sequence which is longer and better than Falcon 3.0's and with loads of new samples. This updating business may well be the easiest thing in the world to do as far as a programmer is concerned, but from where I'm sitting (in Laymansville) it smells of black magic.Īnyway enough of that and onto what you actually get out of Mig 29, apart from having cobwebby old Falcon 3 automatically updated. After the installation had finished I not only had the new all singing all dancing Mig 29 program ready and waiting to be fired up (you type Mig 29 instead of Falcon 3.0), but my copy of Falcon 3.0 had been updated to version 3.02 as well.
Into my Falcon 3.0 folder, I had a really old version of Falcon 3.0 on my drive. Spook alert! Spook alert! Before installing Mig 29
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