Chopper

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You are the commander of the latest and most deadly helicopter gunship your airforce has yet produced. You have been assigned a mission which will tax both man and machine to the absolute limits. You must destroy the enemy base which has been built into the side of a cliff and is virtually impregnable.

The only way in or out is by heavily guarded shafts which run deep underground. Armed with rockets and powerful machine guns you must attempt to reach the base and fire missiles down those shafts.

On the way you will have to battle with the enemy planes, helicopters, and a number of top secret flying machines. In the unlikely event of you completing a mission, another one is right around the corner.

Platform :	Commodore 64
Format :	Cassette
Publisher :	Severn Software
Authors :	Severn Software
Date :	1984
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Other Software by Severn Software:

Item	Manufacturer	Platform	Format	Date
Gravitor	Severn Software	Oric	Cassette	1983
Chopper	Severn Software	Commodore 64	Cassette	1984
Mystery of Munroe Manor	Severn Software	Commodore 64	Cassette	1984

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This exhibit has a reference ID of CH65299. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.

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