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Blazing ANgles Squadrons of WWII
« Thread Started on Apr 21, 2007, 10:49am »

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Blazing Angles Squadrons of World War Two, do not let it fool you by its title. It is a very good air-combat game. It was originally created by Ubisoft for Xbox. Blazing Angles I heard was supposed to be the first online game for the Wii but in the multiplayer it is a 1 on 1 I cannot find the online play anywhere.

Graphics:
They are converted from Xbox and a little fuzzy but its a beautifully detailed game with a lot of true elements. You go through missions in Europe: London Bombings, capturing of Berlin, Cairo, Siapan and many more.

Gameplay:
The game starts with primitive world war one planes and they gradually get better until they develop into the flying fortresses bombers in 1945.

Sound:
The airplanes sound very realistic the loud engine. The radio transitions from the base to you in the air sounds just like it would in real life ( not that I have airplane experience )

Missions:
All the missions in the game are pretty arduous but the first couple missions are easy then they get really hard and the game ends with 2 easy missions in a row. It a fairly long game too.

Overall:
Overall I would rate Blazing Angles Squadrons of World War Two a 8.5/10. I recommend this game t anyone who like flying games such as Star Fox, to people who like World War Two games and any gamer who is looking for a good challenge.

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Re: Blazing ANgles Squadrons of WWII
« Reply #1 on Apr 22, 2007, 9:27am »

There's boxart for this game going around the internet with a Nintendo Wi-Fi logo on it. Seems it originally was going to have online, but then it was removed (I think this also happened to Tony Hawk's Downhill Jam). Anyway, according to IGN's review, the Wii controls are crappy and tacked-on, does it really feel like that?

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