PS2 - Aero Elite: Combat Academy "Remastered" - LongPlay [4K:60FPS]π΄
12PS2 - Aero Elite: Combat Academy "Remastered" - LongPlay [4K:60FPS]π΄
Overall i think this is a good and an interesting game but it lacks ton of polish, it lacks so much polish that this game feels too stiff in controls, however because it is trying to be a more sim game I enjoyed it a lot however it is lacking polish for sure.
"There isn't anything particularly spectacular about Aero Elite: Combat Academy. Its arcade mode is pretty standard, and the missions, while not entirely bad, just don't offer the excitement or thrills that a flight combat game should. Still, the game offers quite a bit of replay value in the form of unlockable craft and varying types of missions that focus on individual flight skills. There's also a versus mode where you can go up against a human-controlled opponent. In the end, if you're looking for a flight combat game for the PlayStation 2, then you should probably lean toward purchasing Ace Combat 04, but if you've already given that a whirl, then Aero Elite may prove to be a good rental. " - GameSpot
metacritic - 64%
"Remastered" in the title because of various shader boost.
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Fly the not-so friendly skies in Aero Elite: Combat Academy, the PS2 debut of the Dreamcast series AeroWings. Offering simulation-oriented gameplay for the true flight enthusiast, Aero Elite puts players through rigorous training in a variety of combat aircraft. With its focus on realism, players utilize onscreen readouts displaying information regarding the craft's altitude, orientation, air speed, and other such pertinent details in order to retain precise control through the many sorties, aerobatic displays, and tests they will engage in. Five main modes of play are offered: Training, Arcade, Aero Meet 2002, Vs. Battle, and Free Flight
Training presents a series of tests that gauge your grasp of the aircraft and its nuances. Arcade mode provides players only three lives with which to advance through as many missions as possible; lose all three lives and you'll have to restart from the beginning. Aero Meet 2002 challenges the player to complete specific tasks in Air-to-Air, Surface, Maneuver, and Recon disciplines. Air-to-Air and Surface are combat-based events that pit the player against squadrons of airborne units and ground targets, respectively; Maneuver, on the other hand, offers offbeat challenges, such as flying through rings or shooting down balloons. Recon has the player attempting to take surveillance pictures while avoiding enemy gunfire. The Vs. Battle mode facilitates competitive battles between two human players.
Free Flight lets players take to the sky with the options and customized settings of their choosing: from the weather and time conditions, to the arena of engagement, to whether you'll fly solo or engage in air and ground-based combat. No fewer than 60 different aircraft can be unlocked through extended play, all of which are authentically modeled after their real-word
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