The mission-strategy screens and cinemas are impressive. The visuals for the environments are sometimes stunning as you fly through canyons or under bridges, but the explosion effects are too tame.
In Mission: Last Resort, you must accelerate up to the cruise missile before firing your missiles-they will not lock on.Īlthough there's very little difference in aircraft-performance characteristics, the animation's quick and the jets look cool.Use the Arsenal's Buv/Sell to manage cash how. Keep money in the bank to replace downed aircraft.During fighter escort in Sledgehammer, you must quickly assist any bombers with bogies on their tails.Once you can buy this guy, you can build cash by selling everything you flew before. it certainly deserves a spot among the elite of the PlayStation jetfighter squadron.
While the cannons are useless, the missiles rock if you can out-fly the enemy jets, which are smart and ferocious.ĪceCombat 2 is solid and clean to the point of being al-rriost antiseptic, but it's still fun. Your arsenal is limited to vulcan cannons and homing missiles, however. The controls work effortlessly whether you soar after bogies in a dogfight or hug the ground for low-level rocket attacks. You're the ace of an elite mercenary fighter squadron that tries to to foil a coup d'etat by blasting the bad guys in over BO missions.Īce 2's gameplay is definitely aces, with smooth, supersonic jet action. AceCombat 2 carries that standard forward with a little more flair.ĪC vets will find that this is basically more of the same, with slick behind-the-jets or cockpit-view gameplay, eight real-life aircraft, and a vicious A.I. When Air Combat came flying onto the scene with the PlayStation, it set a standard for 32-bit jet combat.
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