The Aerodrome Forum - View Single Post - Mad Otter Games releases WinXP/Vista compatible RB1 and RB3d

dedgerly · 1 November 2009, 07:23 PM

Hello, folks!
I'm faily new to this group and have just become thouroughly interested in WW1 aviation. I'm volunteering at an Aerodrome here in Central Texas and have a fairly good relationship with a Fokker DR1 (LeRhone powered) a Canuck (OX5 powered) and helping to finish up a couple of Thomas Morse Scouts.

I am also collecting and building 1/48th and 1/32nd models. That of course is going the usual way - faster collecting than building.

That said, I'd like to get a game or two for my old Dell with XP on it. Can any one lead me in the right direction? I've read this thread but really am at a loss as to what Red Baron is let alone the RB 3D and how I can obtain the CD's. Can a USB joystick be used or must it be serial?

HELP!

Thanks in advance,
Dave

1 November 2009, 07:23 PM	#16 (permalink)
dedgerly Observer Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Pflugerville, Texas, USA Posts: 30	New to WW1 and want to fly! Hello, folks! I'm faily new to this group and have just become thouroughly interested in WW1 aviation. I'm volunteering at an Aerodrome here in Central Texas and have a fairly good relationship with a Fokker DR1 (LeRhone powered) a Canuck (OX5 powered) and helping to finish up a couple of Thomas Morse Scouts. I am also collecting and building 1/48th and 1/32nd models. That of course is going the usual way - faster collecting than building. That said, I'd like to get a game or two for my old Dell with XP on it. Can any one lead me in the right direction? I've read this thread but really am at a loss as to what Red Baron is let alone the RB 3D and how I can obtain the CD's. Can a USB joystick be used or must it be serial? HELP! Thanks in advance, Dave