Uploaded June 2019 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago

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One of those genres which truly showed off evolving hardware capabilities was the flight simulator. Whilst 8-bit titles were split between early attempts at simulation with wireframe visuals and unreal arcade efforts, the 16-bit shifted towards more serious simulations, and more frantic arcade experiences.

Except there were some titles which tried to bring more of a simulation experience to a more casual title. Which is the case here with Absolute Entertainment's Turn and Burn: No Fly Zone, released for the Super NES in 1993.

Gameplay captured from an Analogue Super Nt (HDMI output) running the PAL release. Watch this in 1080p50 for the best quality!

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