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Gunship 2000, released in 1991 by MicroProse, was a groundbreaking sequel to the 1986 hit Gunship. Players command up to five helicopters including the AH-64 Apache, Longbow, Blackhawk, Comanche, and MD-500 Defender. Campaigns are set in the Persian Gulf and Central Europe, with expansions adding Antarctica and the Philippines....

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Gunship 2000 was originally developed and released by MicroProse for PC (MS-DOS) in 1991. It's a classic helicopter combat simulation, with later ports available for Amiga, PlayStation and PC-98. Highly regarded in the DOS and Amiga gaming communities, it's the official sequel to the original Gunship (1986).
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Gunship 2000 was originally developed and released by MicroProse for PC (MS-DOS) in 1991. It's a classic helicopter combat simulation, with later ports available for Amiga, PlayStation and PC-98. Highly regarded in the DOS and Amiga gaming communities, it's the official sequel to the original Gunship (1986).

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