Over G Fighters

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Publisher: Ubisoft

Platform: Xbox360

Category: Flight Simulation

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Release Date: 30/06/2006

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Number of Players: 1-8

Over G Fighters Description

The birth of the World Federation Preliminary Establishment Committee marked an end to the blood-soaked history of war and the first step towards the creation of a single, unified world state. However, militant groups rose up in opposition to the plan. Chaos began to erupt around the globe. Considering the gravity of the situation, the committee created the guardians of unification - the International Special Peace Corps. Known as the Energy Air Force, they have been entrusted with the task of bringing about the unification of all mankind and creating a true world federation without conflict or war. So, you'd expect the skies to be a quiet place, yes? Oh no?after all, what'd Over G Fighters be without a bit of air combat. Another flight sim, anyone? Thought not? Anyhow, Over G Fighters is basically Taito's old and revered Energy Airforce game, an air combat simulator that had a cult following on PS2. In Over G Fighters, a terrorist organisation threatens the world's peace and security as brave new pilots take to the skies in a united world air force. Players command more than 30 of the most powerful jet fighters ever conceived and battle for air superiority in massive dogfights in the skies above Europe, Asia, Africa and North America. Players combat enemies in the air and on the ground with challenging and dangerous strike missions against well-defended targets deep in the heart of hostile territory. With 80+ missions and the opportunity to go online and fight the good fight internationally, Over G Fighters is a modern day combat sim to savour.

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Reviewed by: Horc	Date: 07/07/2006	Rating:
More simulation than arcade, so if you want a fast paced plane shooting game, you best stay away. I can't put this game down, it is quite difficult to master, but makes it more worthwhile when you do. Missions can range from very short to quite long (mission progression is slightly under your control, the path you take to the main chapter mission is up to you.) , and vary between air,sea and ground attacks/protection. There are plenty of planes to unlock and they all handle very differently from each other. Some of us will love and some will hate it, there will be no middle ground with this one. Enjoy

Reviewed by: SwiftyUK06	Date: 19/08/2006	Rating:
Overall the game is a bit of a letdown. It looked so promising, but like so many other games it just looks like its been rushed onto the 360 with only one goal, to make a bit of cash on the side while Ubisoft and Taito concentrate on bigger projects. In terms of graphics it?s too bland, audio is too annoying and gameplay is too simply and far too slow. It truly is a shame as it could have been so much better than this pile of petroleum. Well we can only hope SEGA?s AfterBurner ends up a little better than OverG. Full Review - http://360monster.com/review.php?id=0000000141

Reviewed by: trkevig	Date: 03/07/2006	Rating:
I find this game pretty frustrating. How do i drop chaff in the event of missile strikes against me and how do i give my wingman orders? Also, i find this game pretty slow in manouvering considering its a jet plane simulator - blazing angels planes manouver alot quicker. Apart from that, looks good and quite easy for getting achievements - thats if you dont get shot down like!!!

Reviewed by: cudgedave	Date: 17/08/2006	Rating:
Bland graphics in parts,boring missions,sound is poor,radio chatter is fair,and why is the Brit pilot so obviously an american trying to do the accent?! One thing i did like were the Replays,the aircraft themselves look fantastic,looks like the spent more time on those than the game itself. BTW is G fighters a rehash or part portover of the PC sim "Lock-on"? Some of the scenery look very familiar.

Reviewed by: truescotsman	Date: 12/07/2006	Rating:
I opened the case for this and was really excited putting it on as I had waited ages for this to come out. Been wanting another flying game after completing Blazing Angels .... and boy was I let down! Visuals look like a half decent XBox game (that's me being nice!!), and the game is seriously slow. Gameplay doesn't quite add up either! I played it on arcade settings and got so frustrated trying to blow up ground targets I had to turn off the 360 and go and calm down! I not even going to contemplate putting it on 'realistic' settings!! If you have the patience, it may be worth the play, but certainly not worth the buy, RENT, don't waste ?50 on this!

Reviewed by: Cable	Date: 30/08/2006	Rating:
Very Poor, seems to be a conversion of a very old arcade game from the 80's. Overly slow and unessecery confirmation menus (is it an EA game? :)) The sub par graphics...have they heard that textures can now be bigger than 64x64? Even worse dull game play...square box appears, press A, move to next box.

Reviewed by: Kate	Date: 05/09/2006	Rating:
What a slow, dull, and uninspiring game. Graphics aren't even trash, this kind of standard game should have stopped as soon as all the xbox and PS2 ports onto the 360 did. I thought the quality of games would improve, but i have sadly been proved wrong. Disapointing gameplay that is incredibly repetitive and far too easy even on expert. The only thing that slowed me down was the ridiculously tedious waits after killing a few planes or destroying a target before your next similar objective is given.

Reviewed by: beccad1311	Date: 09/09/2006	Rating:
i would never buy this game ever not even if it was the only game in the shop

Features

Fly the world's most powerful fighters - Fly every modern jet fighter in the Western arsenal including the F-22A Raptor, the US air superiority fighter of the 21st century. Face more than 90 Western and former Soviet enemies and get in the cockpit of the F-15E Strike Eagle, F-16C Fighting Falcon, F/A-18C Hornet, Su-27 Flanker, MiG-29A Fulcrum, and F-117A Nighthawk.

Attempt more than 80 intense missions in a modern-day global conflict - Players take the fight to the enemy in aerial battles all over the world and face massive, challenging missions with interlocking sub-missions. After successfully completing the sub-missions, players will attack the most challenging primary mission objective.

Check six - With 360-degree cockpit views from realistic, highly detailed and functional instrumentation. Players will feel the G-forces and hear the roar of jet engines in 5.1 channel stereo as they ignite the after burner.

Get right into the action - Kick the tires and light the fires! Players can jump right into the action and instantly engage in dogfights either one-on-one or in massive dogfighting "furballs."

Flight data recorder - Players can save their combat triumphs and learn from their defeats by recording and replaying their aerial exploits.

Xbox Live? online gaming service for up to eight players online - Engage in head-to-head dogfights or cooperative team play between squadrons on huge detailed maps with varied geographies.

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