What computer games do you play on BA flights?
Oct 24, 2014, 1:30 pm
#18
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Where did you find that? I would love to have another go at it!
Oct 24, 2014, 2:13 pm
#23
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On SH flights, I usually tend to write or do some work on personal pet projects. If my brain is fried enough that that's not happening, Sim Tower is a great game to unwind!
Funny, that. My parents got told off by QF crew when I was a young boy because I was proudly carrying a copy of one of Macarthur Job's excellent "Air Disaster" books onto every flight on our Oz holiday. Apparently I was scaring the other pax
Somehow I feel like in this day and age I'd probably be mistaken for a T-word if someone saw me watching ACI on a plane
Funny, that. My parents got told off by QF crew when I was a young boy because I was proudly carrying a copy of one of Macarthur Job's excellent "Air Disaster" books onto every flight on our Oz holiday. Apparently I was scaring the other pax
Somehow I feel like in this day and age I'd probably be mistaken for a T-word if someone saw me watching ACI on a plane
Oct 24, 2014, 2:20 pm
#24
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I had to stop playing games, well Football Manager anyway. Coming back on a CW flight other pax must have thought I had some form of Tourette's with random out bursts of Shola you're sh*t!
Luckily the cabin wasn't that full.
********views are mine and do not reflect on British Airways************
Luckily the cabin wasn't that full.
********views are mine and do not reflect on British Airways************
Last edited by worjackie14; Oct 24, 2014 at 2:38 pm
Oct 24, 2014, 2:41 pm
#25
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On SH flights, I usually tend to write or do some work on personal pet projects. If my brain is fried enough that that's not happening, Sim Tower is a great game to unwind!
Funny, that. My parents got told off by QF crew when I was a young boy because I was proudly carrying a copy of one of Macarthur Job's excellent "Air Disaster" books onto every flight on our Oz holiday. Apparently I was scaring the other pax
Somehow I feel like in this day and age I'd probably be mistaken for a T-word if someone saw me watching ACI on a plane
Funny, that. My parents got told off by QF crew when I was a young boy because I was proudly carrying a copy of one of Macarthur Job's excellent "Air Disaster" books onto every flight on our Oz holiday. Apparently I was scaring the other pax
Somehow I feel like in this day and age I'd probably be mistaken for a T-word if someone saw me watching ACI on a plane
Oct 24, 2014, 2:45 pm
#26
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I had to stop playing games, well Football Manager anyway. Coming back on a CW flight other pax must have thought I had some form of Tourette's with random out bursts of Shola you're sh*t!
Luckily the cabin wasn't that full.
********views are mine and do not reflect on British Airways************
Luckily the cabin wasn't that full.
********views are mine and do not reflect on British Airways************
Oct 24, 2014, 2:46 pm
#27
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I play pinball: http://www.pinballarcade.com/
It requires no arm movement, so you can play in teensy little seats, you can pause at any time, and I really like classic pinball machines
It requires no arm movement, so you can play in teensy little seats, you can pause at any time, and I really like classic pinball machines
Oct 24, 2014, 3:06 pm
#28
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Elite
For those who are interested, the Elite iPad port is called Unknown and is available in the App Store - if I remember correctly it is free.
Be warned, it is tricky to control on a touch screen - or maybe that is just me! Welcome back to the world of 80s wire frame graphics.
And for those still interested, you need 6400 kills to become Elite. Race on!
Happy flying
Manx Flyer
Be warned, it is tricky to control on a touch screen - or maybe that is just me! Welcome back to the world of 80s wire frame graphics.
And for those still interested, you need 6400 kills to become Elite. Race on!
Happy flying
Manx Flyer
Oct 24, 2014, 3:15 pm
#30
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I had to stop playing games, well Football Manager anyway. Coming back on a CW flight other pax must have thought I had some form of Tourette's with random out bursts of Shola you're sh*t!
Luckily the cabin wasn't that full.
********views are mine and do not reflect on British Airways************
Luckily the cabin wasn't that full.
********views are mine and do not reflect on British Airways************
It's just as well I wasn't sitting next to you, i'd have felt obliged to cheer for the opposition.
The last person I sat next to on a plane who was playing CM was playing as Barnet so maybe that's the main inflight choice.
I don't take my laptop with me nowadays (and I can't find the Civ 2 disk anyway) but I do sudoko on my kindle. I have Sonic 2 on it but I can't play that without the sound on which would be a bit antisocial.