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The Assembly Line / Disney Interactive · 31 Dec 1992
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Stunt Island is a flight simulation video game for MS-DOS PCs released in 1992. It was designed by Adrian Stephens and Ronald J. Fortier and published by Disney Interactive. The game, marketed as "The Stunt Flying and Filming Simulation", provides an island which contains a number of different film sets, such as a city, an oil rig, a canyon, and an aircraft carrier. The player can position cameras and props around these sets, and create triggers to start actions including the camera panning a...
Fly it! Film it! Edit it!
Stunt Island sets the new standard for simulations, combining a first-rate flight simulator with an extraordinary Hollywood film-making module. Play Stunt Island as a campaign, where you compete 32 challenging stunt flying assignments. Or let your imagination run wild as you create your own action-packed films!
Stunt Island was developed with the assistance of top Hollywood producers, stunt coordinators, set designers and pilots. It's the only flight simulator offering you a "crash course" on Hollywood!
• Do things you've never done before with a flight simulator - land on moving trains, play "chicken" with a truck on a crowded street, or pluck an escaping convict off a tower on Alcatraz Island.
• Choose any of 45 carefully crafted military and civilian aircraft, beautifully rendered with Gouraud shading.
• Fly in the stunt competition, or create and fly your own stunts.
• Position up to 8 cameras to capture all the action. Place cameras on moving cars or even in a spotter place, using your pan and zoom to stay right with the scene.
• Choose the location. Stunt Island is a huge self-contained 3-D world featuring 34 pre-built sets (large cities, small towns, a castle, LAX, a canyon, and more). Or build your own set from an inventory of more than 800 objects, famous landmarks and vehicles.
• Set vehicles in motion, trigger explosions, fire missiles... you have complete control over all the action.
• With film footage in hand, head for the editing facility, where you'll cut and splice the best camera angles into your action-packed film.
• Add music, sound, optical effects, credits, even your own voice-over (requires a compatible sound card).
• Existing stunts come with an auto edit feature to help you learn the ropes.
• Then, set the date for your Hollywood premiere!
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