GameBlurb writes, "Aerial combat and dog fighting isn’t really something I do so often when it comes to video games, but I’ve always wanted to gain a sense of speed and thrill that was brought with fighting in the skies. H.A.W.X. 2 tries to give you that opportunity but does the demo even give you a successful takeoff?"
Sony have announced that a few select titles from the Tom Clancy franchises are now discounted on the European PlayStation Store from today for two weeks, Wednesday 18th September 2013 until Wednesday 2nd September 2013.
The Tom Clancy titles that are discounted on the European PlayStation Store, include the digital versions of Endwar, H.A.W.X. 2, Ghost Recon: Future Soldier and Rainbow Six: Vegas 2.
There's a new 'Deal of the Week' up on Xbox Live this week and this time you will be able to pick up some great Ubisoft Tom Clancy titles on the cheap until July 29th.
Though they waited until the mid-point of the month, the Xbox Live Dashboard has updated with the September 2012 reduced content.
Assassins Creed 2 is amazing, people who havnt played it should go for it, its only $20
Took me a minute to figure out what the fuck "reduced content" means in English. In means the PRICE has been reduced.
Must be some Brtish phrase because I've never heard that term used in North America. Just like when someone told me the weather was "hotting up" when I was in the UK. "Hotting up? Oh, HEATING up," I had to tell myself.
Xbox live fee's hard at work lol. Plus they made tons of money off of Ads (why are there ads if u already paid....hmmm), AND all the money made from Kinect---Yet they still screw their customers over. Smh -_-
I agree with the frustration level the demo imposed. I bet it would be better suited with a flight stick on the pc. But overall I think I will pass on this one.
Ill pass
I plan to get it, I like flying games and we just don't get that many now days. The new Ace Combat looks sick but that is coming out in 2011. That and this game is $50 not the full $60 most are.
Seems to me that the "reviewer" has a thing against anything that requires a little patience and dexterity. I wasn't completely thrilled with the original H.A.W.X. game but found this demo to be fairly enjoyable. The enemy AI is a lot smarter that what I was accustomed to in the last Ace Combat game I played (AC5), and the refueling minigame was far more challenging, as opposed to the "just fly within proximity of the fuel plane and you automatically latch on" mechanic. I like games such as this and the Ace Combat series (even though I would love to see a full fledged flight sim like Lock On Platinum hit consoles), and this is a very welcomed alternative to the cliché shooters that's flooding the console market presently.
The reviews for the first game was absolutely mediocre. Was there any potential in the franchise?