Aces High Combat Flight Simulator Expands Special Events Calendar

More excitement, more challenge, more fun.

2011-09-02

FORT WORTH, TX, September 02, 2011 (Press-News.org) HiTech Creations has listened to their customers and is proud to announce an increased number of Special Events starting in September. Nineteen Special Events will be held this coming month, adding to the excitement and challenge in this wildly popular combat simulator.

Special Events include the following:
- Scenarios: large-scale battles with historical objectives involving over 200 gamers
- Extreme Air Racing: races run once a week against 30 other aircraft around pylons and under bridges travelling 400 miles per hour
- King of the Hill: basically a massive dogfight; all players will be in the same type of plane in the same area and only one fighter will emerge victorious
- Friday Squad Operations: involves mission objectives and command structures for those seeking more realism
- Snapshots: run once per week, these are like one-shot scenarios with planning done on the spot.

These Special Events are the end result of many hours spent by volunteers, players themselves, who love Aces High and want to add to the gaming opportunities. Events are a great way to meet many of the other players out there and form a bond in the gaming community.

Aces High did not become the number one World War 2 Flight Simulator by pure chance. Of course the technology is first-rate and of course the game itself offers thrills found nowhere else among flight simulation games, but it is the extra effort put forth to make sure its customers have every opportunity to experience the ultimate in gaming satisfaction that makes Aces High the King of the Hill in combat flight simulators.

Go to http://www.ahevents.org/events-calendar.html for a peek at the upcoming events scheduled for September. All information about system requirements and signing up for one or all of these special events can be found on the Community page of the Aces High website at http://www.hitechcreations.com.

ABOUT HITECH CREATIONS - The company was founded in 1999 by company CEO Dale Addink with a focused goal of creating one war game and one game only, and making that game the best online experience on the market. Aces High is that game, first introduced to the public in 2000 and since then it has undergone a series of versions and continually added new features and updates. It is the steadfast commitment to produce the best game on the market that keeps Aces High on the top of the hill.

Website: http://www.hitechcreations.com

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