Gary Hartley says: The truncated, ugly plot progression, the middling gameplay and the lack of length make Top Gun a hard game to get behind. It does offer a varied amount of multiplayer options, but too few people are currently online to fight it out with. Extras consist of unlockable fighter jets and…. nothing else. As such, it feels like an extended demo reel more than a full game, even when viewed as a downloadable title. And one that seems to work against its source material rather than embrace it.
In the absence of a Top Gun: Maverick videogame, we look back at Doublesix's underrated Top Gun from 2010.
It's not a bad game, and the version i have includes the movie. Same with days of thunder and a nascar game on the same disc.
The name top gun haunts me. I have flashbacks of that hell spawn Nintendo game laughing at me attempting to refuel in mid air and trying to land on that f*cking aircraft carrier 🤬🤬😭
Pixels or Death's Joseph Rush writes, "The PODcast hosts feel the brotherly love in this episode of After Dark. We list off our favorite 80s/90s buddy movies after a long-awaited “Mike on Mic.” We also uncover the world’s greatest and most emphatic movie critic and hilariously xenophobic Gundams. Shining Finger!"
What was the first game EA's Peter Moore ever played?
The last flying sim type game I brought was After Burner Climax but I personally don't think i'll be buying another until the new Ace Combat hits the shelves however I don't think it should be as low as 4/10 thats a little extreme I'd personally give it a 7/10.
I'd disagree: I don't think there's anything about the game aside from perhaps the soundtrack that lifts it above average. 4/10 sounds like a suitable 'below average' score.