To further add some elements to the gameplay,

To further add some elements to the gameplay, the game also offers a Free Flight mode in which you get to adjust the elements at play (snow at night gets tough) and take on the battles of your choosing. You set the number of troops, the location, your vehicle and get to work. It's a nice way to challenge the skills you've built up through the campaign, but really delivers more of the same which can be both good and bad. While some graphical blandness and frustrating gameplay elements chip away at the game's overall experience, in the end this is going to be a game that appeals mainly to the flight simulator audience anyway. It's authenticity can scare off the standard player, especially once difficulty is ramped up into Realistic and beyond. The game only holds a few hours of content for its fourteen missions, and while some things are done very well, Apache: Air Assault lacks the longevity that is going to keep an active community around for long. If you love realistic flight simulations, you're going to enjoy this journey of technical perfection, but other players may just want a taste of the rental. Whether or not we all want to admit it, we all have that fantasy of becoming a superhero. Many of us, even as grown ups, would love to get just one chance at scaling a building or flying through the sky. That is probably why most movies and games based on comic book heroes have traditionally done well. Now DC Comic’s Aquaman has never been the most popular of heroes, but he still carries a strong cult following. TDK Mediactive has decided to bring the king of the sea to his first video game. Now I never have been a hardcore comic book fan, but one thing I do know is that superhero games have not translated well into video games for the most part. The reasons for these failures are about as many and diverse as there are comic book heroes. Lately, a few titles like Spiderman and The Hulk have shown their might actually be light at the end of the tunnel. How does Aquaman rate on the superhero scale? Seeing that the game was released at a bargain price, you’ll soon find out why some superheroes should just stay in print. Free Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft PointsFree Microsoft Points