Features
- Accurate wave dynamics above sea and below.
- Accurate sailboat and motorboat dynamics.
- Accurate and dynamic sailing sounds.
- Fully adjustable weather and sea conditions by day and night.
- Photorealistic land and sea based on real topographic data.
- Diverse and adjustable marine life.
- Global land and sea area allows global navigation and sailing.
- Simulates sailboat racing including wind shadow effects.
- Multiplayer online sailing and racing over the net.
- Uses the latest DirectX 9 technology in 3D graphics, sound and multi play.
- Advanced virtual environment.
- Fully interactive 3D instrument panel for boats.
- Built to expand, allowing third party sceneries and boats.
- Full documentation for making all files of scenery and boats.
- Add-On Ships And Scenery Are Available.
Wilkins, Noel. "Virtual Sailor review - TheGamersPress". www.gamerspress.com. http://www.gamerspress.com/index.php?title=Virtual_Sailor_review_Noel_Wilkins. Retrieved 2009-01-25.
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