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BLAZING ANGELS SQUADRONS OF WWII WII! AIR CONFLICTS WAR, WARFARE, COMBAT, BATTLE

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Video Game Series: BLAZING ANGELS

Region Code: NTSC-U/C (US/Canada)

Rating: T-Teen

Sub-Genre: ACTION ADVENTURE

UPC: 0008888172642

Platform: Nintendo Wii

MPN: 008888172642

Publisher: Ubisoft

Genre: Simulation

Game Name: Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII

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Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII has players strapping into the cockpits of 42 authentic aircraft to fight in some of World War II's defining aerial battles. Cast in the role of a squadron commander, players and their wingmen will engage the enemy in Western Europe, across the Pacific Ocean, and over Pearl Harbor in a series of 18 missions. While special attention has been given to the look of each plane, from the P-51 Mustang and P-38 Lightning to the B-17 Flying Fortress and the British Spitfire, the action-oriented controls have been designed to be accessible for all skill levels. The game splits the controls between the Wii Remote and the Nunchuk, so players can do most of the flying with one hand while performing smaller tasks with the other.

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008888172642

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Nintendo Wii

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Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII

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2007

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1-2

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Mild Language, Violence

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by juney44
Oct 22, 2015Top favorable review
Keeps you coming back for more
Of course being an older product the graphics aren't going to be quite as good as something as something put out last week, but I was surprised at how good they were. On my 55" tv it feels like I'm right there in the dog fights or what ever. The game handles well and is easy to become addicted to. I usually don't buy or play flying games but thought I'd give her a go and wasn't disappointed. The game gave me ample experience in the beginning training phase and ramps up as I gained skill. I can't find anything I don't like.Of course being an older product the graphics aren't going to be quite as good as something as something put out last week, but I was surprised at how good they were. On my 55" tv it feels like I'm right there in the dog fights or what ever. The game handles well and is easy to become addicted to. I usually don't buy or play flying games but thought I'd give her a go and wasn't disappointed. The game gave me ample experience in the beginning training phase and ramps up as I gained skill. I can't find anything I don't like.
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by elliottrace
May 14, 2007
Great game if you forego a little realism.
I’ll get right to the point: this is a fun game. I’ve flown everything from an F-15 on my old Commodore 64 to a TIE Defender through interstellar space. I’ve been in dogfights against the Red Baron, Japanese Kamikaze, and Darth Vader. I like flying. I’m no connoisseur, but I enjoy a little violence in three-dimensional space on occasion. Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII for Nintendo Wii, quite frankly, is MY kind of game. It’s challenging, but not too hard. I’m not ashamed to admit I need to restart from a checkpoint every once in awhile. Although most of the time it’s because I tend to fly too low and crash into things. Buildings. Ship masts. The Eiffel Tower. That kind of thing. There is a nice selection of planes, and plenty of unlockable extras. In addition to the standard Campaign ... I’ll get right to the point: this is a fun game. I’ve flown everything from an F-15 on my old Commodore 64 to a TIE Defender through interstellar space. I’ve been in dogfights against the Red Baron, Japanese Kamikaze, and Darth Vader. I like flying. I’m no connoisseur, but I enjoy a little violence in three-dimensional space on occasion. Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII for Nintendo Wii, quite frankly, is MY kind of game. It’s challenging, but not too hard. I’m not ashamed to admit I need to restart from a checkpoint every once in awhile. Although most of the time it’s because I tend to fly too low and crash into things. Buildings. Ship masts. The Eiffel Tower. That kind of thing. There is a nice selection of planes, and plenty of unlockable extras. In addition to the standard Campaign mode, you can jump into immediate action in the Arcade mode, or fly with a buddy in the sweet multi-player mode. A better non-network multiplayer flying experience does not come easily to mind. Like seemingly all Wii games, the controls take some getting used to. One peek at the game manual and I was instantly overwhelmed with the myriad control options. I left the default, Arcade Nunchuck Sensitive, and hoped for the best. I found the controls very intuitive, just like holding your hand out the window of a moving car and “flying” your extended digits. Using the default control options, the Wii remote becomes almost superfluous, being used only for optional controls. All the good stuff is in the ‘chuck. True flight enthusiasts and sim heads might not be too pleased. Part of what I like about the game is it’s inattention to realism in the appropriate spots. For the most part, you have unlimited ammunition, including bombs and rockets. You need not be concerned about running out of fuel. Take offs and landings are sparse, and (thankfully) easy. Just remember to put the landing gear down! I believe the game is trying to be original with a weird target-centered camera view option. I find the thing annoying, and don’t quite see the point. It’s much more useful when approaching a stationary bombing target than tracking a rogue enemy ace, but I prefer to find my foes the old fashioned way. While this game may lack the more realistic and exciting aspects of say, Secret Weapons of the Luftwaffe, it also lacks the frustration that too much realism can bring to a game. In my opinion, it’s an even trade. Right now I’m having a really good time flying around knocking Jerries out of the sky without giving a thought to my round count, fuel gauge, or whether or not my wings are going to rip off because I’m in too steep a dive.
by mnguardian65
Jun 08, 2009
Most fun to be had in WWII
Blazing Angels is an exceptional game in detail and feel. The downer is in the controls. It would have been far better if the controller fit into the standard steering wheel or better still a custom flight yoke. The other problem is the instructions could have been written far clearer, it is obvious that the lead software engineer wrote the booklet since many things are either left out or are unclear. The prime example is the camera mission. The pre-mission mission is fairly easy. But how do you take pictures in a sand storm? I do love the game the feel of the aircraft is superb as is the combat. I know I seem a little harsh about some of this stuff but the beta testers really let us down on this one. This could have been one of the great games for the Wii with another $100 of ... Blazing Angels is an exceptional game in detail and feel. The downer is in the controls. It would have been far better if the controller fit into the standard steering wheel or better still a custom flight yoke. The other problem is the instructions could have been written far clearer, it is obvious that the lead software engineer wrote the booklet since many things are either left out or are unclear. The prime example is the camera mission. The pre-mission mission is fairly easy. But how do you take pictures in a sand storm? I do love the game the feel of the aircraft is superb as is the combat. I know I seem a little harsh about some of this stuff but the beta testers really let us down on this one. This could have been one of the great games for the Wii with another $100 of R& D but just isn't.
by s10twillson
Nov 10, 2008
Fun Game, Few Gripes
I really like this game, it's fun and addicting. The best thing about it in my opinion is that you can use the nunchuck as your "stick" and fly the planes that way. There are challenging levels and the game allows for varied missions with both air to air, air to ground and, air-sea combat scenarios. There are additional modes of play that I really haven't tried out since I am still playing the "campaign mode." These include multiplayer, mini campaigns, arcade and ace duel modes. Things that will be frustrating to the first time user: 1. The "stick" can get "stuck." In other words the wii may lose track of the nunchuck's orientation in space. If you're in the middle of combat in a roll or a loop this can be really annoying since the story ends up with your plane head first into the ... I really like this game, it's fun and addicting. The best thing about it in my opinion is that you can use the nunchuck as your "stick" and fly the planes that way. There are challenging levels and the game allows for varied missions with both air to air, air to ground and, air-sea combat scenarios. There are additional modes of play that I really haven't tried out since I am still playing the "campaign mode." These include multiplayer, mini campaigns, arcade and ace duel modes. Things that will be frustrating to the first time user: 1. The "stick" can get "stuck." In other words the wii may lose track of the nunchuck's orientation in space. If you're in the middle of combat in a roll or a loop this can be really annoying since the story ends up with your plane head first into the ground or whatever may be lurking around. Beginners will have to put up with this until they master realizing the situation and adjusting....it takes practice. 2. One mission seems impossible to complete. I must have played the same mission fourty times. Each time I succesfully landed the plane in the midst of obstacles and enemy fire only to wait at the objective without triggering the waypoint. As I'd drive around to try to trigger it I would inevitably die. Not sure if this is a glitch or if I was proceding incorrectly...either way it was highly frustrating. Aside from those two gripes I love the game. It takes some practice to get good at, but it is a lot of fun. It's also neat to try the different missions with different planes. Par for the wii the graphics are not super but you won't be paying any attention to them as you focus in on German, and Japanese flyboys. Have fun!
by boiler_inspector
Sep 04, 2008
Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII (Wii)
I love fly around and shoot them up games so this is my kind of game. It would be better if the controls were easier and more responsive. For instance; you use the Numchuck to fly the planes, but the joy stick on it controls the speed. That is right, you have to tilt the numchuck back and forth and up and down to turn the plane. At time it forgets what way is up and you can't seem to get it reoriented. The other thing I'm not great about is you have to complete one battle before you can do another. You can not loose a battle and go one to the next, you have to continue doing the same one over and over... The Good; The graphics are very good and you can shoot the heck out of the bad guys to your heart content.I love fly around and shoot them up games so this is my kind of game. It would be better if the controls were easier and more responsive. For instance; you use the Numchuck to fly the planes, but the joy stick on it controls the speed. That is right, you have to tilt the numchuck back and forth and up and down to turn the plane. At time it forgets what way is up and you can't seem to get it reoriented. The other thing I'm not great about is you have to complete one battle before you can do another. You can not loose a battle and go one to the next, you have to continue doing the same one over and over... The Good; The graphics are very good and you can shoot the heck out of the bad guys to your heart content.

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