Ace Combat 2
The acclaimed air combat simulator returns with enhanced flight physics, 30+ real-world aircraft, and a branching campaign where mission performance affects the storyline. Features a dynamic soundtrack that adapts to combat situations.
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Ace Combat 2 is a combat flight simulation game but it is presented in a more arcade -like format than other flight-sim games of the era. The player controls one of 24 different fighter jets through 21 different missions, each having different objectives to complete; these include intercepting a squadron of enemies, destroying a specific aircraft carrier, or protecting a base from enemy fire. Completing missions awards the player money which can be spent on new aircraft in their personal hangar. Beginning at the game's fourth mission is the ability to allow a wingman to fly with the player, which provide additional support and will help them in completing the objective.
The game begins in a mostly linear format, with branching mission paths being available later on. A fuel meter acts as a time limit and will deplete as the player flies around the level and attacks enemies; the mission will automatically end if the meter fully depletes. New to this game are "aces", elite enemy pilots that can be fought to unlock special medals and their special aircraft for play later. Two difficulty options are present, "Novice" and "Expert", with Expert allowing for realistic aircraft maneuvers such as rolls and high-g turns.
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About Ace Combat 2
Ace Combat 2 is a classic video game released for the PlayStation on January 1, 1997. Developed by Namco and published by Namco, this title has become a beloved entry in the retro gaming library.
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