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Based on the hugely-successful Japanese flight sim series 'Pilot Ni Narou!' – directly translated as "Let's Become A Pilot!" – Kuju is developing a flight-sim for the PSP.
You'll be flying civilian and military jets in both single-player missions and challenges but also multi-player aerial combat for up to 8 players is available. By completing your missions you will unlock new scenarios and aircraft and other additional rewards.
You'll start of with a few training lessons and then you'll warped into the battlefield during World War I, WWII, the Cold War or the modern era. Fasten your seatbelts!
Pilot Academy is scheduled to be released in March 2006.
You'll be flying civilian and military jets in both single-player missions and challenges but also multi-player aerial combat for up to 8 players is available. By completing your missions you will unlock new scenarios and aircraft and other additional rewards.
The game is built upon staggering technology, which represents the landscapes from 30,000ft down to landing – and with three regions to explore, each around 64km square, this handheld flight sim packs significantly more than its home console counterparts. Controls offer the complexity of piloting a range of aircraft without insisting players are double-jointed, and the game will provide specific vocal instructions for those who veer off course.
You'll start of with a few training lessons and then you'll warped into the battlefield during World War I, WWII, the Cold War or the modern era. Fasten your seatbelts!
Pilot Academy is scheduled to be released in March 2006.
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