New data presented for the other guy: Gear, flaps, stabilizer trim, wing sweep, light-control deflections, speedbrakes, rotor-disc angle for the helos, afterburners and afterburners-angles for the jets: The works! This stuff is visible in the AI plane you fly against in racing and extreme and the multiplayer friend you are racing against in racing, or flying with in all other flavors of X-Plane.
Laminar Research has released their latest flying simulator for the iPhone in the form of X-Plane Extreme . The newest version contains “four of the most unusual, fast, maneuverable, or advanced planes ever made” according to the developer.
These include:
* F-22 Raptor - by far the most maneuverable and powerful fighter in the sky
* SR-71 Blackbird - the fastest airplane in the world, exceeding Mach-3, exceeding 70,000 feet
* B-1 ‘Bone’ Bomber - this huge ungainly bird still has terribly high stall speeds and limited roll rate due to it’s high weight
* B-2 ‘Jet’ Bomber - The B-2 has.. umm… no tail. At all. No vertical stabilizer. No horizontal stabilizer. And no flaps.
Touch-down skid is even realistic, tracking the moment of inertia of the wheel, tire friction with the runway, and touchdown force. In the real plane, a hard landing just give you the sound of a hard thump.
Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch and minimum requires is iPhone 2.0 software update.
Vesion: X-Plane Extreme 9.0.7 for iPhone and iPod Touch
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