Second Secret Weapons Over Normandy Xbox Live Content Package Released
The second Secret Weapons Over Normandy Xbox Live content package has
officially been released and features a new plane available for use in Instant
Action, Two Player Missions, and the Single Player Campaign! Adding to the
growing roster of Imperial Japanese aircraft, the Ki-61, known as the “Tony”,
was designed with speed and power in mind. Use that to your advantage, as ace
SWON pilots can now download a brand new single player mission named “Last
Chance!” Flying Japan’s latest fighter, the Ki-61 “Tony”, you have been tasked
with clearing the skies of the deadly American Corsairs in order to give the
fragile G4M1 “Betty” Bombers a chance to hit the carrier. Also added to Xbox
Live is an updated camo pattern for the Betty Bomber.
Xbox pilots, log into Live and download today!
In other news from the front line… for SWON fans interested in seeing a
number of these historic WWII aircrafts in person, The Air Museum – Planes of
Fame located at the Chino Airport in Southern California, will commemorate 100
Years of Flight during a special event on Saturday, December 6, 2003. The
program will begin at 10:00 a.m. with a seminar discussing the impact of
aviation during the 100 years since the Wright brother’s first powered flight
and will conclude with a Warbird flight demonstration.
Attendees will have the opportunity to see a number of authentic aircrafts
featured in Secret Weapons Over Normandy including the P-51 Mustang as well
as the Supermarine Spitfire. “The Air Museum – Planes of Fame is really excited
about Secret Weapons Over Normandy from LucasArts,” said Mark Foster, Director
of Corporate Relations. “Not only has the team captured the excitement of World
War II aerial combat with this game, they’ve also digitized the living history
of these aircraft for future generations.”
The development team at LucasArts and Totally Games worked
closely with The Air Museum to ensure that Secret Weapons Over Normandy
contained the most realistic sounds and a truly authentic look and feel. For an
inside look into the close collaboration, view The Air Museum behind-the-scenes
video on the official SWON product website at:
www.overnormandy.com.
For more information about The Air Museum – Planes of Fame visit the Museum’s
web site at:
www.planesoffame.org
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