Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown

Very nice to play , worth the money .

The main player feels fine, but anyone watching from the side lines, look out. Looks like alot of fun but I didn't get much of a look in.

予定通り、届きました。 すぐ試して、問題なく作動しました。 中古品は逆に若干高いですが、少し傷があるのため、PS４に使えない。 この商品は英語版といっても、違和感がありません。 わからいない単語を簡単に調べます。

IMPORTANT NOTE: A code for bonus content is not packaged with the game no matter where you buy it. The retailer (Amazon) should be sending you a code via email. The automation here is janky so if you do not receive a code, contact customer service and request that your issue be sent to the marketing team. Provided your issue gets to them properly, your code will come within hours. The code issue has no bearing on the rating of this game. ----- After the disappointing outing of Infinity (YMMV), Ace Combat returns with a full campaign and it is gorgeous. For fans, this is the culmination of a 12-year wait and it's a no-brainer. Go get it. The story is insane as always, but welcome back to Strangereal. Those on the fence may read on. If you've never touched an Ace Combat game, then you should know that it is not a flight sim, but an accessible arcade-style game with real-world jet fighters. No fancy peripherals are needed for this one, and the VR isn't really the point of it, as the game is easily controlled with the Dual Shock 4 that came with your system. While you can expect a little realism, part of the fun of the series has always been its loose physics model and impossible loadouts. If you weren't convinced that the game isn't a sim, I'd really like you to point to the real-world fighter that has hardpoints for 60 missiles. AC7, for the most part, is about dogfighting and showering your enemies in a rain of missiles, leaving the skies torn apart by smoke trails. You'll pilot real-world jets that all typically have an assortment of weaponry on board to help you win the war. You'll start in an F4 Phantom and work your way up to advanced platforms like the Raptor. Flight is simplified to thrust, brake, and yaw for your shoulder buttons, and your left stick to control roll and pitch and each fighter has its own characteristics. Some feel heavier and slower, and some feel incredibly nimble. The camera can be smack right in the cockpit or in chase view behind the fighter itself without sacrificing the HUD. For the most part, the jets function exactly as you would expect them to, though some leniency with physics is involved. The story is nonsense, but nobody really gets these games for the story - if you want to hop into some of the coolest aircraft ever invented and blast stuff out of the sky (and a few on the ground, too) without having to read a 200-page manual, AC7 fits the bill. The ultimate endgoal of AC7 is fun over everything else, and it is completely loaded with it. Even someone who knows nothing about jet fighters can still pick this up and have a good time provided they have any interest in dogfighting. There's really not much else to say about it - Ace Combat hasn't really changed its formula (except for Assault Horizon) in decades and it certainly didn't start now. It just looks a heck of a lot prettier now.

Great quality 👌

Spectacular game