Microsoft's Senior Director of Internet Explorer Marketing Roger Capriotti said the game has been optimized for Internet Explorer 11, and though it will run in Chrome or Firefox, "it will probably smoother and faster" in Microsoft's browser.
#MICROSOFT HOVER GAME UPDATE#
The first, City Update 01, is all about enhancing Germany, and is available as of Aug. You pick a hovercraft and then you can use the arrow keys on your keyboard to maneuver through the levels and find the flags. Microsoft Flight Simulator is getting two new updates, Microsoft revealed in a blog post on Thursday. Go to the second slide and select the shape that you want to hover over. Select Slide from the drop-down list under Hyperlink to.
In the Action Settings dialog box, click the Mouse Over tab. Of course, you'll notice right away that the game doesn't look at all like the Windows 95 version, but the premise is the same. In the Links group, select Action or Action Settings. You can even play against up to eight others now. Visit and you'll be able to start playing the game. It was a showcase for the advanced multimedia capabilities. As of today you can play that game again right through Internet Explorer 11 or any other browser that supports the Web GL development standard, including Chrome and Firefox. Hover is a video game that came bundled with the Microsoft Windows 95 operating system. We got the Start button, the taskbar and Internet Explorer, and today Microsoft is bringing back a little piece of that operating system to the modern Web and its current Internet Explorer browser.Ī game called Hover! shipped on all Windows 95 installation CD-ROMs. Hover is a first person game set in an arena with hover cars. It was one of the biggest changes to the Windows operating system. And there's a good chance that computer was running Windows 95.
#MICROSOFT HOVER GAME TRIAL#
If you weren't busy watching the OJ Simpson trial or "Seinfeld," you might have been listening to your desktop computer dial up and connect to AOL, which you installed via CD-ROM.
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