Color Strike Jets 3.02 This is an Arcade Game Mactivity's CD-ROM nr 10 advice: This application did run on a b/w 68030 processor under System 7.1. It was also tested on a big ColorScreen of a PowerMacintosh running System 7.1.2. The game was also tested on a Quadra with 68040 processor and a 13 inch Color Screen and System 7.1 by Mactivity. Strike Jets is a computer simulation of jet air-to-air and air-to-ground combat in the years 1975 to 2005. Each side is comprised of up to 40 aircraft, and, in some scenarios, as many as 20 ground-based anti-aircraft units. The computer is capable of playing either or both sides, if desired. One side is referred to as the attacker, and is displayed black-on-white, and the other as the defender, who is white-on-black. It makes no difference whether a force is the attacker or defender except in ground attack scenarios (usually called "strikes") where the defender owns the strike target and the attacker is attempting to destroy it. 1.1 Technicals: Strike Jets will run under 2, 4, 16, and 256-color modes (2-color mode is black & white) and is fully System 7 compatible. When running under 256 colors, Strike Jets requires 1000K of RAM. In black & white (2-color) mode, however, Strike Jets uses only about 510K. When running under Multifinder or System 7, you may reduce Strike Jets' memory partition below 1000K if you plan to run it under fewer than 256 colors. In addition, Strike Jets requires system 6.0.3 or later to run in black & white. In order to use color graphics, Strike Jets requires 32-bit Quickdraw (which is provided in ROM on late-model Macintoshes or by system 7 or alternately by the 32-bit QuickDraw INIT). Back to the Computer Games Index