Warplanes: A History Of Aerial Combat Is Gameloft's Second Release To The Interactive Book Club
July 1, 2011
After receiving generally warm reactions from their first digital book highlighting magnificent pieces of military history, War in the Pacific, Gameloft has decided to release a second interactive book of entertainment and education. Arriving in the App Store earlier today, Warplanes: A History Of Aerial Combat offers a look at some of the military marvels of aviation.
Warplanes: A History Of Aerial Combat features 43 hand-picked aircraft from some of the most talked about wars, including both World Wars, and provides plenty of photos, some actual video footage, a brief history, plus interactive cutaway diagrams and an evolutionary timeline of these wondrous flying machines of battle.
Learn something new about the more common F-16 Fighting Falcon and F-117 Nighthawk, also known as the "Stealth," or become engulfed with all kinds of new facts regarding non-fighter aircraft like the SR-71 Blackbird and C-130 Hercules. Either way, it should be an enjoyable and informative experience for both the amateur and longstanding aviation fan.
Warplanes: A History Of Aerial Combat and War in the Pacific apps were both produced by Jay Franco, who has quite a knack for such things. Being in the publishing industry for more than a dozen years, Franco has been a part of numerous writing projects surrounding TV tie-in novels, video game tie-in novels, comic books, and has knowledge on military history.
Warplanes: A History Of Aerial Combat is compatible with iPad running iOS 3.2 or later, and available in the App Store for $6.99.
