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Fighter Squadron: The Screamin' Demons Over Europe
''Fighter Squadron: The Screamin' Demons over Europe'' (SDOE) is a World War II themed combat flight simulator released for Windows 95/98 in March 1999. The game was written by Parsoft Interactive and released by Activision, following their successful partnership on ''A-10 Cuba!'' of 1996. The game featured nine flyable aircraft and three theatres with multiple missions for each combination, as well as network play with up to sixteen players.
SDOE was originally scheduled to ship in 1998, a year that also saw the release of ''Jane's WWII Fighters'' and the very successful ''European Air War''. The game was delayed several times, missing the release of these two games, and then the critical Christmas season. When it was released in early 1999 it sold poorly, in spite of some good reviews. Activision stopped working with Parsoft, and the company folded soon after.
Fighter Squadron was based on an extensible plug-in engine known as OpenPlane (OP). OP was not well documented, but as experimenters learned more of its workings the game gained numerous features it lacked and any number of new aircraft and vehicles. As the system expanded it took on a new life, and the modding scene for the game remains active to this day.
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