You can fight Confed ships in the simulator, so why not have the ability to fly a Kilrathi ship to match? Only reason I'm asking is because I happen to be a fan of Krants and Gratha, and I've always wanted to fly those ships.

I'm ultimately wondering what the purpose of the test is other than a speed test for browsers. No sane person designing a web page would make it this complex unless it was intentional.

I just noticed a potential continuity error with Wing Commander as a whole. During one of WC4's numerous cutscenes, Blair confronts Tolwyn. After some dialogue about an unofficial war with the Border Worlds, Tolwyn goes to mention that the war against the Kilrathi was also an unofficial war...

I've been a fan of some of Privateer's music, a lot of the music from WC1 hits home to me, and the Strike theme (in-flight music) from Wing Commander III is among my favorites.

I don't have either of those versions, but I know I can 'acquire' the SegaCD version to get a look at it. As for the Amiga version, I don't think I can. Also, a musical difference: SNES Simulator music does not have a drumset accompanying it. The Game Over theme is also slightly different...

Adding another detail I spotted: - Hunter's cigarette is completely missing from the SNES port. And, unlike the PC version, he has an ounce of piloting skill.

While the Amiga, and Sega CD versions of Wing Commander all too similar to note, the SNES version of Wing Commander has some notable differences. I'll also provide a well-hidden cheat code that works in the U.S version, for the sake of completion. Cheat Code: (Wing Commander 1, SNES) On the...