Atari Lynx Warbirds

Tip for new players
When playing alone, pause the game and you can still look around with the B' button. This may help new pilots so they can pause the action, look around and plan their route.

To kill the Red Baron
First select unlimited damage, 200 rounds of ammo, no collisions, unlimited men if you're not good at landing, and a dueling start. Once you're in the air, fire your machine guns at the Baron. After he flies by, waste your ammunition on purpose. Next, land. While your men are trying to fix your plane, the Baron will crash trying to shoot you on the ground.

One-Player Grave Site View
This is the view from the place you have crashed or blew up when you die in multi-player competition. From here, you can watch the other players' battle in the skies above. Now, you can call up the Grave Sight view even when you're playing by yourself. To do this, crash your plane into the ground or into another plane (be sure to have some extra lives!). Right after you hit the ground or the enemy plane, the Grave Sight's rosy border will appear around the screen. As soon as you see this, press PAUSE. Now, you can control the view. To move your view around, use the joy pad. This takes some getting used too. The view movement is not like steering your plane. Pressing the A button will move your view to different locations in the sky or into the cockpits of other planes. This allows you to be able to see the landscape from all sorts of picturesque angles. This trick is almost like being a ghost.

Moving Grave Sight View
To go into a moving Grave Sight view, do the same as in the above instructions. Crash your plane on any of the levels. But, instead of nose-diving into the ground, crash level with it. Upon impact, press PAUSE slowly 3 or more times, breaking the crash sound into segments. If done right, the Grave Sight should stay on without having the game on pause. Thus, enabling you to watch the other plane(s) flying around and firing. Pressing A will place you in the other plane(s) cockpits. You won't be able to control them, but you can rotate your view around with the joy pad.

** DISCOVERED BY: ELAK (KALE) SWINDELL 1991/ 92