Abstrakt: You know, its funny, we get so preoccupied with the new/current generation of gaming systems that we sometimes forget that there are still titles for the previous, yet still "designed for" gaming systems. In fact, when I am looking at the games I am in...
Impact Cam; unlimited firepower; the joys of being a one-man aerial army; loads of unlockables.
Relatively ugly graphics (even by PS2 standards); extreme fluctuations in difficulty; challenging and less enjoyable ground/naval combat; no multiplayer.
The product as a whole feels uneven and rather low-bugetish, but as promised it delivers aerial combat which is both exhilerating and explosive. It is thus unfortunate that naval combat plays such a large role. Pick it up for a few cheap hours of fun.
Does a passable job of delivering the basics of any decent air combat game.
Last-gen graphics; mediocre voice acting; lack of game modes; no multiplayer; no online.
After a seven-year run as one of the most dominant video game consoles in history, the PS2 has amassed quite a collection of quality air combat games. From Heroes of the Pacific to the Lethal Skies franchise to the undisputed king of the genre, the Ace...
Abstrakt: The Playstation 2 has already had its fair share of amazing flight games over the last few years. As one of the obvious standards in the genre, Ace Combat has taken over on PS2, giving iteration after iteration of intense and realistic arcade/flight ga...
Heatseeker is certainly not a game for everyone, and even the flight sim enthusiast may be a little turned off by it’s over simplification of aerial combat. But, for short bouts of intense and mindless arcade action, this game definitely fits the bi...
Abstrakt: We might as well get the obvious bits out of the way right at the top of this review, yes Heatseeker has a lot in common with the Ace Combat series, it involves flying fighter jets at silly speeds while blasting assorted enemies out of the sky (quoting...
