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Amazon Minimum Age: 144 monthsBinding: Video Game Brand: Destineer EAN: 0828068211561 ESRB Age Rating: Teen Item Dimensions: Label: Destineer Inc Manufacturer: Destineer Inc MPN: 21156 Platform: Nintendo Wii Publisher: Destineer Inc Release Date: April 01, 2008 Studio: Destineer Inc Features:
Editorial Review: Product Description: Go back in time and join the pilots in WWII Aces for the Wii system. Roll, loop, dodge and shoot like an Ace with simple motion controls. Fly alone or with a friend via split-screen co-op as you join the ranks of the Royal Air Force, Soviet Air Force, or Luftwaffe. Pilot 12 authentic airplanes through multiple campaigns based on real-life events. Or, take on your friend in thrilling competitive multiplayer. Immerse yourself in the intense dogfighting and acrobatic maneuvers that's typical of the World War II years. Execute barrel rolls, loops, and last-second dodges with a flick of the Wii Remote, or attach the Nunchuck addition for a more realistic control scheme. Real Planes - WWII Aces features the planes that turned the skies over Europe into a killing field. Get behind the guns of legendary planes such as the Spitfire, Ju-87 Stuka, Mosquito and He-11. Fly in the battles that shifted the balance of the war, including Dunkirk and the Battle of the Bulge Average Rating:
 Rating: - It's Ok, but surely any pilot in WWII had to fight against too many planes at the same timeThere must be better ways in the design of this game to put it hard to play instead of puting so many planes (like flys) against one which is not very real. The battle of England was the hardest the british fought in WWII and it was one british plane against 4 germans. In this game is one plane in the middle of hundred of flys. It could be more real to fight against few very skilled pilots instead of many and many which is impossible to know who is who and where their fire comes from. The ... Read More |
