GC writes: "First off, it's been awhile since I even played with my PSP, so I was eager to have a new game to try out, but it only took about ten minutes to regret my magnanimous decision to help a boss in need. Turns out Mark was right and Air Conflicts is totally unreadable on each and every screen. Using a mix of dark gray text on light gray background you already have a contrast issue, and then you combine that with a font that is so microscopic even Superman would need to borrow Clark Kent's glasses to read it, and then somebody is going to see Superman wearing those glasses and the whole disguise thing is blown and he has to leave the planet and…well, I digress."
Gamepyre writes: "Are you thinking what I'm thinking? Well, what I'm thinking is 'yeah, right; a flying game on the PSP. I just don't see how this is going to work right'.
As you can see, even someone like me who has to be unbiased when it comes to video games, could not help but take sides into the flying genre on the PSP. Air Conflicts - Aces of World War II is the 2nd flight game to be released on the PSP (that I am aware of)."
GT writes: "Air Conflict: Aces of World War II has earned a few distinctions in the annals of PSP gaming. The first is that it's the first straight PC to PSP game port I've ever played, and I imagine the first to appear on the system. Unfortunately, the developers didn't bother to compensate for the difference in screen size between the typical PC monitor and the PSP's screen."
Air Conflicts is a fun game when it comes to dogfighting. Just understand that it's not your eyesight that's bad, it's the size of the targets on the tiny PSP screen. Bombing missions are incredibly difficult and missions could benefit from added variety.
It is nice to see someone still making flight titles regardless of the score.
With ratings of 3, 3, 5 & 4 (15 total / 4 = 3.75), how was the "Final Score" of 2.6 determined?