Jane's Combat Simulations

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A brand of flight and naval combat simulations made by Electronic Arts that lasted from 1995 to 2002. Although the name isn't used anymore, unnumbered, and spiritual sequels are still being released.

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In 1995 Electronic Arts (Company) announced that it had acquired the rights to use the Jane's Information Group, a world renowned publisher of military books and periodicals, so that it could add authenticity to it's combat games. For the next decade the Jane's brand was a hallmark for in-depth games for hardcore simulation fans.

Games

U.S. Navy Fighters

19 November 1994

Platforms/PC

Jane's Combat Simulations: Advanced Tactical Fighters

31 May 1996

Platforms/PC

Jane's Combat Simulations: U.S. Navy Fighters '97

30 September 1996

Platforms/PC

Jane's Combat Simulations: AH-64D Longbow: Flash Point Korea

30 November 1996

Platforms/PC

Jane's Combat Simulations: Fighters Anthology

1 May 1997

Platforms/PC

Jane's Combat Simulations: Longbow Gold

30 June 1997

Platforms/PC

Jane's Combat Simulations: Longbow 2

30 November 1997

Platforms/PC

Jane's Combat Simulations: 688(I) Hunter/Killer

31 December 1997

Platforms/PC

Jane's Combat Simulations: F-15

28 February 1998

Platforms/PC

Jane's Combat Simulations: Israeli Air Force

10 September 1998

Platforms/PC

Jane's Combat Simulations: WWII Fighters

30 November 1998

Platforms/PC

Jane's Combat Simulations: Fleet Command

27 August 1999

Platforms/PC

Jane's Combat Simulations: USAF

30 September 1999

Platforms/PC

Jane's Combat Simulations: F/A-18 Simulator

18 January 2000

Platforms/PC

Jane's Combat Simulations: Attack Squadron

1 March 2002

Platforms/PC

JASF: Jane's Advanced Strike Fighters

18 October 2011

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Franchise details

Name

Jane's Combat Simulations

Features

16 games

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First game

U.S. Navy Fighters

Aliases

Characters

Locations

• Has locations: Japan (Location), Russia (Location), Germany (Location), The United States of America (Location), Israel (Location), Syria (Location), Iran (Location), Iraq (Location), Egypt (Location), Vietnam (Location), Ukraine (Location), Azerbaijian (Location), Nellis Air Force Base (Location)

Concepts

• Has concepts: Collector's Edition (Concept), War (Concept), Heads Up Display (Concept), Military (Concept), Flight (Concept), Pilot (Concept), United States Navy (Concept), Rain (Concept), Achievements (Concept), Health (Concept), Polygonal 3D (Concept), United States Air Force (Concept), Death (Concept), Aerial Combat (Concept), Digital Distribution (Concept), Multi-Plane Gameplay (Concept), Cooperative Play (Concept), Xbox Live (Concept), PlayStation Trophies (Concept), Television Newscast (Concept), Day/Night Cycle (Concept), Dogfight (Concept), Functional Mirrors (Concept), Game Critics Awards (Concept), Steam (Concept), Acronym Title (Concept)

Objects

• Has objects: Helicopter (Object), Missile (Object), Rocket (Object), Airplane (Object), Bomb (Object), Parachute (Object), Harrier Jump Jet (Object), Cloud (Object), Aircraft Carrier (Object), Anti-Aircraft Gun (Object), F-14 Tomcat (Object), F-22 Raptor (Object), F-15 Strike Eagle (Object), Lockheed AC-130 (Object), AH-64 Apache (Object), UH-60 Black hawk (Object), A10 (Object), Advanced Tactical Fighter (Object), B-2 Spirit (Object), F-117 Nighthawk (Object), F-4 Phantom II (Object), F/A-18 Hornet (Object), F/A-18E/F Super Hornet (Object), Mikoyan (Object), P-51 Mustang (Object)

People

• Has people: Roger L. Jackson (Person), Andrew Young (Person), Andy Hollis (Person), Anthony Alexander (Person), Benjamin Crick (Person), Bruce Robertson (Person), Cameron Lee (Person), Christian Franke (Person), Corinne Mah (Person), Curt Ramm (Person), Darryl Jenkins (Person), Dave Knudson (Person), David Capizzano (Person), David Govett (Person), David Koerner (Person), David Ladyman (Person), David Whittaker (Person), Doug Forrest (Person), Eric Brosius (Person), Ev Lunning Jr. (Person), Frank Gibeau (Person), George Alistair Sanger (Person), James Wiley Fleming (Person), Jay Miller (Person), Jeff Glazier (Person), Jennifer Hamilton (Person), Justin Halliday (Person), Karen Wolff (Person), Kevin Wasserman (Person), Kirk MacLean (Person), Kristina Holland (Person), Laura R. Bowen (Person), Linda Smith (Person), Marc Farley (Person), Marco Perella (Person), Mark Day (Person), Martin Griffiths (Person), Mel Davey (Person), Micah Pritchard (Person), Michael Bailey Smith (Person), Michael Jung (Person), Michael Shirley (Person), Michael Singer (Person), Michael Yasko (Person), Mike McDonald (Person), Paul Neurath (Person), Philip Owen (Person), Rick Perkins (Person), Scott Cronce (Person), Steven Brown (Person), Tara Teich (Person), Terence McGovern (Person), Tod Swain (Person), Scott Sinclair (Person), Sean Holmesby (Person), Aaron Mak (Person), Adam Rudd (Person), Adrian Hofman (Person), Alex Lindsay (Person), Andrei Nadin (Person), Andrew Symons (Person), Andrew Wood (Person), Ben Shields (Person), Dan Hawkey (Person), David Halpern (Person), Don Zabriskie (Person), Finn Morgan (Person), Geoff Lester (Person), James Wang (Person), Jason Dickson (Person), Jonathan Batten (Person), Karl Burdack (Person), Keith Hibbert (Person), Luc Le Quiniat (Person), Luke Kopycinski (Person), Lyndon Howie (Person), Michael Bellhorn (Person), Patrick J. Barrett III (Person), Peter Buck (Person), Peter Kirsch (Person), Peter Plompen (Person), Reto Bodmer (Person), Roger Giraud (Person), Sally Chung (Person), Sam Crook (Person), Sam Shigrow (Person), Scott Parker (Person), Scott Pearce (Person), Scott Simmons (Person), Shane Collier (Person), Steve Learmonth (Person), Thomas Mayer (Person), Tony Farrell (Person), Bradly Flack (Person), Jason Burger (Person), John Linn (Person), Ken Whalen (Person), Leonard Kohs (Person), Louis Porter Jr. (Person), Michael Gordon Shapiro (Person), Rob Vallozzi (Person)