![]() ![]() Only one screen can be controlled at any one time however, there is an informational ticker along each screen where certain stations could report informational updates, such as if enemy planes or submarines are sighted. In each screen, the joystick is used to control the functions within that screen for example, directing the heading and speed of the ship, or aiming and firing guns. Damage Control - An overview of the ship to see what sections had been damaged by enemy attacks and to what extent the damage affected them.Depth Charges - A location for dropping explosive charges to attack enemy submarines.Torpedoes Port/Starboard - Two separate locations on opposite sides of the ship, each with a set of torpedoes for firing on enemy ships.Anti-Aircraft Guns Port/ Starboard - Two separate locations on opposite sides of the ship, each with a set of anti-aircraft guns for firing on enemy planes.Guns Forward/Guns Aft - Two separate locations on opposite ends of the ship, each with a set of long-range guns for firing on enemy ships and island locations.Sonar - A sonar screen indicating the presence of enemy submarines.Radar - A sweeping radar screen indicating the presence of enemy planes.Observation Deck - A 360-degree view of the ocean around the ship.Navigation - A map of the sea where the ship was, with the ability to chart specific courses. ![]() Bridge - A series of switches used to alert stations of status or turn on certain automated functions, such as pursuant or evasive action.The keyboard switches between several different screens, each representing a section of the ship: The game uses both joystick and keyboard controls. The player can undertake a number of naval warfare operations, including hunting submarines, torpedoing enemy ships, fighting off airplane attacks, bombarding island installations, rescuing stranded allies, and escorting cargo vessels through enemy waters. Amiga, Apple II, Commodore 64, IBM PCĭestroyer is a naval combat simulation video game published by Epyx in 1986 for the Amiga, Apple II, Commodore 64, and IBM PC compatibles.ĭestroyer puts the player in the role of captain of a Fletcher-class destroyer in the Pacific theatre during World War II. ![]()
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