Set for release next month, Air Conflicts: Pacific Carriers is a flight combat simulator featuring the opportunity to recreate real events of World War 2. Air Conflicts: Pacific Carriers combines real settings, vehicles and weapons with action arcade gameplay, in addition to flight-simulation and strategy elements plus a unique storyline.
The summer drought has come and gone if this week’s releases are any indication. The upcoming 7 days are rife with new releases particularly for PlayStation. HD remakes and RPGs are in abundance this week and scantily clad, busty females are taking over it seems with not 1, not 2, but 3 of the releases featuring bodacious bouncy body bits.
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I played the japanese version of Dragon's Crown with my friends multi-player just last night.
Believe me, it is most definitely worth the wait!! I am contemplating whether to get mine on PS Vita or PS3. I will decide tomorrow when it releases.
Will get it for both because of cross save
because I work out of town sometimes
@miyamoto
Yup that is a good call indeed. I looked on PSN but couldn't find a digital copy -_- so I'd have to buy the game a hard copy.
Imo, the Japanese voices are quite good better than English imo. I played co-op with english subs.
nope the drought isn't gone. not impressed with most ofthose titles at all. the drought will be over once splinter cell hits
bitComposer Games is releasing Air Conflicts: Pacific Carriers for Sony PlayStation Network (39,99 €) today throughout Europe.
everybodyplay.co.uk: There was a time when the flight sim was a rare beast, especially on a console – but for those of us who wake up in a flying jacket, sip our cereal through our thick moustaches, and end every sentence with “what what, pip pip!” those days thankfully seem to be over. And while we’re still trying to erase the disastrous Ace Combat: Assault Horizon from our memories, things have been a lot brighter so far this year, with the release of the hyper realistic Birds of Steel, a decent attempt at a Pacific flight sim, although with too much of an emphasis on online play, the arcade oriented Dogfight 1942, which made a co-op flight sim fun, and now, it’s time to round off the year, with a look at Air Conflicts: Pacific Carriers, the latest in a now rejuvenated genre.
