''Advanced Destroyer Simulator'' is a naval-based

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, published by Futura Games for the

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, Amstrad CPC, and

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in 1990. Players are able to maneuver and carry out a variety of ship functions manually. The player faces various types of enemy ships and aircraft.Advanced Destroyer Simulator · About the Game

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