Editor’s Note: Many of today's videogames are aimed at young males 14-25, with futuristic themes and fantastic settings. The Blitz: Battle of Britain, however, has the older adult in mind, the person whose historical perspective and appreciation of the skills of the great aviators of western history. The Blitz: Battle of Britain demands authentic airmanship and true marksmanship. The game, developed by a retired Air Force pilot, takes the player into a realistic geographical and historical context, which we think mature adults will appreciate.

The Blitz: Battle of Britain
Who can Win the Battle for England, 1940, in the most realistic Combat Flying Simulation of World War II ever made?

CARY, NC, October 30, 2008– iEntertainment Network, (PINK SHEETS: IENT.pk - News) , the award-winning developer of the world famous WarBirds TotalSims series, today announced that The Blitz: Battle of Britain will be released in November 2008 with a brand new Strategic Battle System where the player gets to determine the outcome of the historic Blitz: Battle of Britain! Players can play either side of the Battle of Britain, Axis or Allied. Depending on the player’s success and the fog of war, the Battle of Britain can be won by either the Axis or the Allies! See if you, the player, can change the course of the World War!

The Blitz: Battle of Britain puts the player in many different aircraft including Luftwaffe ME 109s, JU 88s, the world famous RAF Spitfire, and many others, for the assault on England starting in September 1939. It is the job of the Luftwaffe to wear down the Royal Air Force so the Axis can march up Whitehall! Alternatively, the player can join as an RAF pilot and defend against the Axis invasion aircraft! The outcome of the Blitz is not predetermined!

All the missions of the The Blitz: Battle of Britain are randomly generated from a huge list of potential historical missions and no two plays of the campaign will every be the same for players of either side. The player’s next mission is generated based on the results of the previous mission. As the Battle goes on, the player get Headlines from Newspapers of 1939 to 1941, and a War Status Indicator which displays which side is winning the Blitz as time marches on from September 1939 through May 1941.

"The Battle of Britain was the first win for the Allies during World War II and demonstrated what a dedicated group of outnumbered aviators could accomplish," said retired USAF pilot and CEO of iEntertainment, J.W. 'Wild Bill' Stealey, who has over 3,500 U.S. Air Force military flying hours.

“We need to be clear; The Blitz: Battle of Britain is not for everyone! Blitz is a true simulation of combat flying! Players must be prepared to learn to fly, and to be frustrated, challenged and feel the adrenaline rush of aviation at the same time!" Stealey added.

Purchasers of The Blitz: Battle of Britain will automatically gain free access to one month of unlimited play online featuring Dawn of Aces (World War I Flight simulator), WarBirds 2007, (World War II Flight Simulator), and Armored Assault, (World War II Tank simulator). For more information visit http://www.TotalSims.com.