AKA Ace Combat (JP)
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| PlayStation | Sony | Namco | Namco |
Reviews[]
| Format | Reviews | Average Score | First Review |
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| PlayStation | 3 | 63% | 1995/10 |
| Image | Magazine | Review Type | Published | Format | Region | Reviewer | Page No(s) | Rating |
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Official PlayStation Magazine Issue 1 | Original | 1995/10 | PlayStation | Uncredited | 80-81 | 60% (6/10) | |
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Play Issue 1 | Original | 1995/10/19 | PlayStation | Uncredited | 62 | 79% | |
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PlayStation Power Issue 1 | Special | 1996/05/16 | PlayStation | Uncredited | 50 | 50% (5/10) |
Comments
| Image | Magazine | Format | Reviewer | Rating | Comment |
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Play Issue 1 | PlayStation | Uncredited | 79% | All well and good. But here's the catch, it's just a bit too simple, y'know, fly from A to B, shoot C and D, dodge E and hear the words 'mission accomplished'. True, on later levels it's more a case of fly from A to B, shoot C, D, E, and F, dodge G and H and hear the words 'mission accomplished' but, well, it's all a bit 80s isn't it? Hey, it's great that it's easy to get into, but couldn't there have been a bit more to, well, get into? Adding insult to injury, the split-screen two player option detracts from the game's good points - the looks. Shame really, Ace Combat is a massively good game that didn't actually get to happen. Roll on Ace Combat 2. |


