Airline Tycoon Evolution

Airline Tycoon Evolution You Manage Your Own Airline Company And Try To Get Ahead Of Your Nasty Adversaries. To Help You Do This, You Have All The Means Available To A Modern Airline Company At Your Disposal. 

Buy The Aircraft Which Are Already On The Market Or Try Your Hand As An Aircraft Constructor. Land Some Orders And Plan Your Fleet Of Aircraft In Such A Way That You Are Also In A Position To Offer Profitable Flights On The Bitterly Contested Global Routes Network. 

In The Struggle For Your Share Price You Alone Must Decide Whether To Build Up A Cut-Price Airline Or To Put All Your Energy Into An Airline With Luxuriously Kitted-Out Aircraft. The Right Advertising Will Not Be An Insignificant Factor In The Question Of Whether You Can Push Through Your Ticket Prices Or Whether You Will Have To Adapt To What The Market Dictates. 

If All Your Efforts Are In Vain, You Should Get Hold Of Some Information, Because Knowledge Is Power.

Find Out What Your Passengers Think, And Hire The Right Advisers, Who Will Be Only Too Pleased To Help You: For A Fat Reward, That Is. 

Airline Tycoon Evolution Is The Continuation Of The Airline Tycoon And Airline Tycoon – First Class Games, Which Have Been A Worldwide Success. Features • High-Resolution, Fun Cartoon Graphics And Highly Detailed Animation. • User-Friendly And Entertaining: Holds Back On Too Many Dry Statistics • Level Of Passenger Satisfaction Is Shown With The Help Of Animation • Contains Adventure, Building Add-Ons And Infotainment Elements • Total Of 30 Different Missions, In Addition Free Play Is Possible • You Can Construct Your Own Aircraft And Use Them In The Game • You Can Exchange Your Own Aircraft With Those Of Other Players Over The Internet • The New Security Features Mean You Can Act To Prevent Sabotage • Networking Support For Up To 4 Players Enables Players To Sabotage One Another Directly.

System Requirements:

Windows 98/ME/2000/XP

Pentium II 300MHz Processor

600MB Hard Disk Space

64MB RAM

16MB 3D Accelerated Video Card

Airline Tycoon Evolution

Airport Mania 2 Wild Trips

It's been more than two years since the phenomenal time management game Airport Mania: First Flight was released. How do you follow a game like that? With Airport Mania 2: Wild Trips, a release that matches and beats its predecessor in every way possible. Not only is it rare to see a game this all-around good, but a sequel that carefully hits every mark is practically unheard of. Get ready for more landing strips, fueling stations, and cute, big-eyed planes in this amazing follow-up! 

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After Fix-It-Up: Kate's Adventure, Kate Is Back For A New Adventure With Her Two Friends Martin And Steve. In Fix-It-Up: World Tour She Will Travel To Eighteen Countries On Five Continents To Fix, Upgrade And Sell All Types Of Cars. The First Fix-It-Up Game Was An Innovative And Unexpected Entry To The Casual Market, And Fix-It-Up: World Tour Manages To Be Just As Valuable And Entertaining. 

The Basic Game plays Which Already Made the First Part of This Series So Unique and Interesting Has Stayed the Same, With A Lot of Worthy Twists and Additions. You Buy Different Sorts of Cars like Snakes, Betas, Eric’s, Bees or Superbikes. As In Other Building Simulations Cars In Your Possession Provide You With Regular Income, And Of Course You Are Also Able To Upgrade Them In Various Ways. You Can Repair and Insure Broken Cars, You Can Tune, Paint, and Mod Them.

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