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Pilotwings is a Super Nintendo Entertainment System game, and the first game in the Pilotwings series.
Development
The game was originally known as Dragonfly when it was shown at a 1989 demonstration related to the Super Famicom.[1]
Gameplay
A flight simulation game. As a new recruit of the Pilotwings Flight Academy, the player must take part on a number of aerial missions using a biplane, parachute and rocket pack, and is judged on their performance. There are a number of bonus missions in addition to the main missions.[2]
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