Great game! Love playing it!

Not a real flight simulator, but fun to mess with.

!! ships fast - plays on uk consoles fine - Great game !!

I'm sure you all remember Pearl Harbour, Michael Bay and Jerry Bruckheimer's explosion-filled action flick. Corny storylines aside, the film definitely offered some fantastic air combat scenes.

Blazing Angels was one the first flight games available on the Xbox 360, and it wasn't too bad either. This game is no Crismon Skies, but it does make for a fun experience, if you are willing to get through a little bit of frustration.

Considering the number of shooting and driving games that are produced, I'm surprised that we don't see more flying games of some sort. Of those that have been published in the last three years or so, they've all been firmly rooted at the action/arcade end of the realism scale.

Entertaining dogfighting and bombing; Online play is smooth and fun; Some nice graphical touches

Really annoying radio chatter; No plot or anything to join campaign missions up; Graphically it's an Xbox game; not a 360 game

Overall a fun game and easy to pick up.

Great game for the casual gamer; Can be lots of fun when dogfighting a buddy

Graphics are a little dated but still pretty good

how can anyone say a word against this its fun fast and gives you a great feeling being in the sky if you are not sure if this is good or not just try it for 20 minuites and you will see what i mean

Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII is like that dinner guest you're looking forward to seeing who manages to say something awkward five minutes into the visit and never really recovers.

Flight sims ain't what they used to be. Instead of dry training runs with manuals thicker than phone books, arcade action has taken a f...

PS3-exclusive content; Planes that sound and feel unique; Intense; demanding battles

Lame dialogue; Not-quite-perfect Sixaxis controls; Trying to fill an online game