Not That Bad (for the Price) (Aerowings (DC))

Member Name: RPG

Product:	Aerowings (DC)
Date:	21/05/01 (36 review reads)
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Advantages: price

Disadvantages: no missiles (who cares about though)

The Dreamcast has a lot of amazing titles in its library, and I would class Aero Wings as one of them. If you have ever seen an air display, and loved it, then you will love this game!
First of all the graphics in this game are not the greatest, but when you are going as fast as the game runs they don?t seem too bad, on the other hand the planes are extremely detailed and you will see some familiar plane designs such as the F-15 and the Japan Air Force Training plane. The regular game-play mode is hard and the instructor will be disappointed at you for not staying in formation but otherwise its fun and adds a new challenge that is not in all the other jet games. The physics of the game are realistic and you can almost feel the G forces pushing the blood to your feet, even more so if you turn on the RED/DARK mode, which fills the screen with red or black, if you are going to black out due to the high G?s.
When in free play mode you can choose from many different areas to fly in, many of them quite beautiful. And after you have finished free play or crashed, you can watch the replays. This is the best part of the game by far. You can choose your views, and they are quite dramatic, you can even save these replays too! But they are a bit on the heavy side, memory wise! :)
Given the price this isn't a bad game,
especially when the cheat is entered (At the start screen press and hold L,R and start. A voice should say ''Okay Good''. All aircrafts and missions will be available to you. Which is quite good if you cannot play the game very well but I think for the price it is a good game.

Price @ bottom is the most expensive as it mainly £5-10

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