New interactive screenshots from "Attack on Pearl Harbor" have been released, giving viewers more of a detailed look at the upcoming flight combat game by 3d People.

"The stunning new screens, courtesy of Panogames, are designed with interaction in mind, as viewers can pan, scan and freely explore the game's lushly detailed 3D environments via the Panogames’ Web site. It's just like being in the cockpit for a flyover of Pearl Harbor and other well-known locales of the upcoming WWII arcade-styled air combat title.

The screenshots can be viewed at PanoGames.com.

Attack on Pearl Harbor is an aerial combat game that will allow players to relive the action-filled dogfights of the Pacific Theater of WWII as both Japanese and American pilots. Featuring arcade-styled gameplay and an extremely intuitive interface, players will be able to quickly jump into the cockpit and take part in exciting aerial battles. Richly detailed graphics, meticulous aircraft designs and graphic-novel inspired cutscenes round out the experience. Attack on Pearl Harbor features four solo campaigns, a "quick play" dogfight mode and online multiplayer (up to 12-player LAN and Internet) gameplay. In addition to the initial Japanese attack on Oahu, the game also offers a host of famed and challenging scenarios such as the Battle of Midway, Iwo Jima, the Doolittle Raid, Burma and Manila. Each campaign spans several months during 1941-1945, presenting an exciting and varied selection of missions."