More importantly, it uses the original MIDI score, which changed to match what was happening in each mission, which is what a musical score is supposed to do. It’s got all the expansion campaigns, and it uses the original flight model and not the slightly different flight dynamics of the 1998 reissue. However, when it comes to TIE Fighter, the CD-ROM version is really the only way to go. I’ve played quite a bit of the X-Wing 1998 reissue and find it superior in every way, so it gets a hearty recommendation. Even at the time, it was outdated as it was being released. The X-Wing Collector’s CD-ROM doesn’t offer much over the original game.
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