First Class Simulations, publishers of train simulation software for the PC, have just revealed the launch date of Eurofighter Typhoon, the latest add-on for their flight simulator for the PC. As Eurofighter Typhoon is one of the most modern multipurpose warplanes in the world developed and constructed by German, Italian, Spanish and Great British companies, the planes in this add-on were created using original EADS documentation, while the engine roar is a sampled recording from the real Eurofighter.

This simulation includes a realistic instrument panel with newly programmed displays which include: weather radar, engine and multi-function displays, autopilot and IRIS-T-System (Infrared Search & Tracking). Animation also delivers a fully visible exterior and virtual cockpit, as well as a detailed undercarriage, suspension, air fuelling ports plus the new formation flight model with 3 Eurofighters flying in various adjustable formations.

Basically, Eurofighter Typhoon features:

- New highly-detailed exterior and interior
- 17 different models from Germany, Great Britain, Spain, Italy, Saudi Arabia and Austria
- Realistic flight dynamics
- Highly detailed textures (1024x1024 pixels) with realistic effects
- 3D panel with a wide range of animations
- User-friendly displays, machine-person interface just like the real Eurofighter, night simulation, interactive control, visible fuglemen (formation flight)
- Contains Rostock-Laage scenery

You should trust this to be a fairly good add-on for the flight simulation PC title, as First Class Simulations is a dedicated publisher of add-ons for Microsoft Flight and Train simulation products. For those who know their subsidiary companies, they are a division of Contact Sales Limited.

Remember, Eurofighter Typhoon is where you will find the most modern multipurpose warplanes in the world, developed and constructed by German, Italian, Spanish and Great British companies. Having been created using original EADS documentation, this add-on will provide you with the most realistically designed airplanes ever seen in a video game.

The game will be released 29th June 2007 retailing for 19.99 Pounds.