Putting it all in perspective, WWII Aces is a real gem when put up against the rest of Destineer's Wii trackrecord. It's still a pretty crappy game, but there's certainly a little more merit in this game compared to some of the other lower-budget third party Wii titles on the market. What's been done in WWII Aces could be used as a foundation for a better arcade flight sim, but as a standalone experience this one's a "pass."
Presentation - 4.0
Graphics - 6.0
Sound - 5.5
Gameplay - 4.0
Lasting Appeal - 5.0
Overall -
WWII Aces is a frustrating, ugly, flight combat game with antiquated design elements and unresponsive motion controls.
If Dark Sector was an entrant in a beauty pageant, it would surely win the swimsuit competition. Vivid colors, exacting details and eye-popping graphics, it's got in spades.
But if it was forced to answer the essay portion of the contest, it would fail worse than New Coke. The story is strikingly unoriginal and, worse, the game is technically flawed and at times buggy.
In Sector, a secret operative gets infected by a strange virus during a mission but develops superhuman powers that unleash his inner potential and allow him to chuck around a sharp metal glaive like a Frisbee. LA Times are pretty sure this story line is printed on page 56 of "The Generic Action Game Handbook" -- minus the "Krull"-like glaive, of course.
it will be a great movie i dont know why they say they did not like the history i guess theY did not understand it that happened alt when someone do not understand something they dont like it is ignorance i think the history is good mach bether than spiderman wtf a li'l toxic spider bite u and u get super spidy power hahahaha
1UP writes:
"Given the abundance of games-where-you-can-steer-things on Wii, it takes a little something extra for one to stand out these days. Maybe a gimmick, or greater than normal production values. Sadly, WWII Aces doesn't have anything like that, instead focusing on straightforward plane combat. It doesn't look particularly bad, but it doesn't look particularly good either."
