Blazing Angels 2: Secret Missions of WWII is an improvement over its predecessor, but still suffers from a few obvious flaws in its design to be considered a 'must-have' title. However, if you dig flying planes and shooting stuff, this title is certainly worth checking out.
Sept 18, 2007 If you liked the original you'll like this. It's the cliché that most of us reviewers try to side-step as urgently as if ...
Numerous planes at your disposal; No more crappy minigames; Waiting for Ace Combat
Barely superior to the original; Slow and clumsy; No altimeter
A world war 2 arcade flight game that has impressive visuals and sound effects but is annoying to play on a PC. One should still risk the game if he/she is truly loves the world war 2 motif. I would also advise using and/or testing the a joypad to play the game.
The game system is pretty simple; The game-play involves arcade style flying, and even the simulation mode is not too hard; The graphics and the sound effects are are based on world war 2 style motivational music; Lot of the game elements reflect the era very well.
The game pretty much falls short on everything; The game is designed for a analog stick controls much like the PS3 controller and therefore has terrible control on the PC; It will be very hard to play the game on PC without a controller as game-play involves precision flying which requires very...
An eventful foray into the underbelly of Military development during war-time which delivers some interesting weapons. Multi-level and challenging ( unless you use the cheats which negates the point ). Thoroughly enjoyable and frustrating at the same time.
Terrible game. Promt delivery Game play and controls are terrible
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