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December 2011
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Unsurprisingly for a handheld port, Legacy often feels like more of a back-to-basics, stripped down Ace Combat. Yet despite some noticeable absences (where are the gyroscope controls?) it still somehow has the personality of an Ace Combat game, evident...
Extrait: In 1995, Namco released a game called Air Combat for the PlayStation (and in arcades three years before that), known as Ace Combat in Japan. It was a flight simulation game in which the gamer can take control of several different planes to accomplish ...
If you had low expectations for this one, let them be lifted -- this is a surprising hit of a game. Namco's still got room to improve here, and hopefully a future sequel will add a greater wealth of single-player missions and some multiplayer modes to ...
Extrait: I finally acquired my very own Nintendo 3DS and for the last few weeks I’ve been impressively preoccupied with its preloaded offerings and my copy of Zelda. As I dove into my first 3DS review I wasn’t prepared for the addictive 3D aerial combat fun of ...
Extrait: It’s no secret that I enjoyed the newest Ace Combat on home consoles quite a bit, as it was a pretty fresh departure from what the Ace Combat series has been for the past few years. So it seems a little odd that this game, releasing just weeks afterwar...
Extrait: I'll be honest, I didn't hold high-hopes for Ace Combat 3D, now renamed Ace Combat: Assault Horizon Legacy. The series, known for blistering speed, luscious visuals, charmingly obtuse storytelling, and fantastically overdone music just didn't seem like...
Delivers Ace Combat's trademark gameplay and personality with aplomb; semiauto targeting measures make for exhilarating combat; 3D effects work well for the setting; extra missions and branching paths extend replay.
Five hour campaign and lack of multiplayer modes; it can be hard to keep steady visuals while using 3D; no gyroscope controls; tense dogfighting can cause hand cramps.
Extrait: Though it was technically impressive, I wasn't terribly excited by the last entry in the Ace Combat series. Released only a month ago, Ace Combat: Assault Horizon was an ultra-modern take on the classic franchise, complete with a Modern Warfare-inspire...
