Apache: Air Assault

A helicopter flight sim developed by Gaijin Entertainment and published by Activision.

Xbox 360

PlayStation 3

Features

Realistic cockpit with animated gauges, dials and buttons
Full array of the real Apache's arsenal
16 multi-stage missions set in South America, Africa and the Middle East
Arcade and Realistic difficulty settings
Realistic sound effects and original live orchestra soundtrack
Dynamic lighting, volumetric clouds and explosions
Local Co-op with two players choosing between taking the pilot and gunner seats
Online Co-op for up to four players

Aircraft

AH-64D Longbow

The upgraded version of the AH-64A features improved sensor capabilities, a fully integrated cockpit, and more advanced weapons. The Fire Control Radar (FCR), is the primary improvement over previous variants. Located in the dome above the main rotors, the FCR provides the capability to detect and launch of missiles at targets while the Apache is still masked from view. It also shares targeting data with other Longbow Apache units who can engage based off the detection from a single Apache.

Armaments

30 mm M230 chain gun: electronically operated using external power instead of recoil to reload rounds. Capable of firing 300 rounds per minute with a maximum capacity of 1,200 rounds.
AGM-114L Hellfire missile: air-to-surface missile designed primarily for anti-armor use. Each Hellfire has a 20 lb (9kg) warhead and has a maximum operating range of 8,000 meters. The Apache can carry up to 16 Hellfire missiles on its hard point wing stub pylons.
AIM-92 Stinger: air-to-air missile developed from the shoulder launched FIM-92 Stinger system for use with Apache helicopters. The Apache can carry a total payload of four of these missiles in two by two-round pods on each side of the wing stubs.
Hydra 70: Folding-fin Aerial Rockets (FFAR) are unguided 70 mm (2.76 in) rockets, and used for general purpose. They are mounted on hard point pylons on the Apache’s wing stubs. The Hydra can be fitted with a number of different warheads including flechette anti-personnel, general purpose blast fragmentation, and armor piercing.

WAH-64 Westland Apache AH-1

British Army variant of the AH-64D built by Augusta Westland in Yeovil, England. Changes include new more powerful Rolls Royle engines, new electronic defensive aids suite, and folding-blade mechanism allowing for ship deployment. Rounds are designed to fragment upon impact with a lethal radius of 10 feet.

Armaments

30MM M230 chain gun
AGM-114 Hellfire
AIM-92 Stinger
CRV7: Unguided rockets with a larger blast radius and further range than the Hydra. The Westland Apache can carry up to 75 CRV7s.