Remember the All-Range Mode of Lylat Wars? Battling it out with giant mech bosses but also sat down, leant forward rubbing shoulders with your friend from down the street, staring at the bubble glass window of the colossal, ten-tonne heavy, 22-inch TV. Take that memory and send it seventeen years into the future with a plasma gun on one side, and a carbine on the over, and a barrel roll to avoid a rocket launched by a enemy VTOL (vertical take-off and landing) tearing across the floating slum. And you can only say to yourself, ‘should have barrel rolled?.’
From paulsemel.com: A look at the sci-fi dogfighting game Strike Vector EX (Xbox One, PlayStation 4), which adds more modes, including a story-driven one, to the original PC version.
The Humble Bundle: Sci-Fi Edition includes strategy games, FPS games, puzzle games and action/adventure games from all across the galaxy.
Strike Vector is one of the best looking games on Steam sale right now, and new users are complaining about crashes, memory errors, poor FPS and other bugs with the game. Crash Wiki compiled a list of the most common issues in Strike Vector and the best ways to fix them.
