an add-on disk that retails for $40". He criticized the lack of improvement in the flight model ("CMOs Comanche still flies like Barney Fife is at the controls"), and concluded that it "is like refueling a gunship without rearming it". In 1994 Walker liked the harder difficulty of the Over the Edge mission disk's "40 tough new missions", as well as the improved graphics and controls. He concluded that the expansion "clearly shows the superiority of the new features and makes for a far more enjoyable game". Walker also liked the Comanche CD compilation but only recommended it to those new to the game or without the expansions. He reiterated, however, that "many of the limitations I noted in my review of the original CMO are still present ... it would be nice to see NovaLogic produce a chopper title on par with Falcon 3.0 in the technical realism arena". A reviewer for Next Generation opined that "For pure multiplayer action, Werewolf vs. Comanche is hard to beat." He noted that because the two crafts are on separate discs, gamers only needed to buy half as many copies of the game as the number of players in a networked session. He scored it four out of five stars. Comanche Maximum Overdrive was nominated for an award at the 1993 Game Developers Conference. The overall Comanche series achieved combined global sales of 2.5 million copies by November 2001, before the release of Comanche 4. Comanche Mac received 4 out of 5 stars from MacUser. In 1995, Flux magazine ranked Comanche 18th on their Top 100 Video Games. They praised the game calling it: "One of the most graphically pleasing flight sims around." See also LHX Attack Chopper G-Police Enemy Engaged: RAH-66 Comanche vs. KA-52 Hokum Strike (series) References External links Official website for the 2021 game Helicopter video games Video game franchises introduced in 1992 Video games developed in the United States Combat flight simulators Assembly language software Embracer Group franchises NovaLogic games