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OVERVIEW
I Am An Air Traffic Controller 3 - Tokyo Big
Wing (ATC3) is a very unique air traffic simulation
for the PC. This is a one-of-a-kind program that allows the user to experience
many facets of air traffic control. From clearance delivery, to ground control,
to tower controller and then approach/departure controller, this heart-pounding
simulation is the ultimate experience for the true ATC enthusiast! The
I Am An Air Traffic Controller series
has been very successful in Japan
for many years. aerostudios
has teamed with Technobrain to bring this English version of
series 3 to the rest of the world. This is one of the finest air traffic
simulations on the market today.
GAMEPLAY-INTERFACE
Technobrain has created one of the most unique interfaces for air traffic
simulation. This system allows the user to simply click on a flight strip
and have it flip to the backside where a host of options are presented as
command buttons. Once the user decides what type of control action is needed,
he/she simply clicks on the corresponding button to issue the instruction.
The pilot will respond accordingly. Not clumsy typing of text-based commands.
Once the traffic levels increase, time is of great importance in successfully
completing the scenarios.
AIRPORT MODELING
Technobrain has painstakingly recreated the Tokyo International Airport for
this simulation. Well known landmarks can be seen from the control tower,
as well as from the air. Airport facility vehicles are also depicted accurately
such as tow cars and baggage carriers.
AIRPORT REVIEW
ATC3 also includes a historical perspective of
the Tokyo International Airport making the game educational as well.
CAMERA VIEWS
ATC3 provides the user with a large assortment
of camera viewing capabilities. The user can view from the control tower,
the ends of every runway, certain fixed points outside of the airport and
also an aircraft tracking view. These options allow for viewing from any angle
that supports air traffic control objectives.
2 LEVELS OF PLAY
There are 2 game levels, NORMAL and EXPERT.
During NORMAL gameplay, route assignments are automatic when issuing clearances.
EXPERT mode will require the user to select the correct route SID/STAR appropriate
for their arrival and destination airports. Although the simulation will not
allow you to make a mistake, it will impact your score. With each level there
are 6 stages that one must complete. Each stage offers a scenario covering
different aspects of air traffic control such as arrivals, departures, inclement
weather, emergencies, and nightime activities. You can repeat these stages
as often as you wish, and change your control actions providing an endless
array of outcomes to your efforts.
TAXIWAY ASSIGNMENTS
One of the crucial functions of a controller is to prevent collisions on the
ground as well as in the air. As the ground controller, choosing a taxiway
is as easy as clicking on a map.
AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL TUTORIALS
ATC3 comes complete with a series of tutorials
covering every aspect of gameplay and air traffic control procedures.
RECORDING/PLAYBACK
During gameplay, a recording is created of the session. Once complete, you
can rename the file and save it for viewing and/or for repeating. At any time
during playback, you can resume control of the session and complete it to
its ending. This will allow you to correct a possible mistake made during
the previous session, and/or decide to take completely different control actions.
TERMINAL GATE ASSIGNMENTS
Although aircraft will already be parked at terminal gates or 'spots' as they
are called in ATC3, it is your job to move traffic
on the ground to the locations assigned on their flight strip. If a particular
spot is not available, you can assign a new spot to avoid a collision. No
need to simply 'delete' an aircraft when you make this mistake. You will be
forced to start over when that happens.
AIRPORT VIEWING APPLICATION
You can also view the airport and explore using the Airport viewer. You can
experiment with the time of day to see how the airport will appear.
FREEWARE APP FOR RANDOM TRAFFIC GENERATION
A freeware app is also available that provides the user the ability to generate
random stages at any time.
It is perfect to allow you to use the game in a 'sandbox' mode of gameplay.
You will never grow tired of this game!
To download this freeware application, visit http://www.atcsimulator.com/support.htm
I AM AN AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER 3 -
TOKYO BIG WING
$60 USD ORDER BY CLICKING THE LINKS BELOW On sale at $15 USD off for a limited time
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
This is a stand alone product not requiring any other
software to run.
OS
- Windows XP / Vista / 7
CPU -1.8GHz(Pentium4) minimum
System Memory - 512MB/ Vista - 1GB
Storage Space - 1.2GB
Video cards - DirectX9 compatible/·Intel915G
NVIDIA GeForce 5000/ATI RADEON X300 or newer 9200 or newer
with 64MB video memory / Vista-128MB video memory
DirectX Sound compatible sound card
DVD-ROM drive
Video display resolution 1024×768 or higher (widescreen mode is supported)
Priority Mail is used
for U.S Customers (typically 3-5 day delivery)
*Global Express Mail for International Orders (typical 4-7 day delivery)
* Customer is responsible
for any import taxes/fees that are incurred after shipment.
Also, shipments can take up to 4 weeks.
To hear live ATC from the Tokyo International Airport (RJTT) click
here. This service is provided by LiveATC.net.
Support for ATC3 is provided by aerostudios.
Do not contact Technobrain for support questions.
I Am An Air Traffic Controller 3 is published
and developed by Technobrain and sold by aerostudios
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