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Developer:
Planet Moon Studios
Publisher:
Sega
Game
Details:
The first arcade-style flight combat title exclusively for the PSP system, combining intensive air
Developer:
Planet Moon Studios
Publisher:
Sega
Genre(s):
Simulation
Flight
Modern Jet
Modern Jet
Combat
Number of players:
Up to 4
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Official Site:
http://www.sega.com/games/game_temp.php?game=afterburner&lid=gp_afterburner&lpos=nav_pldwnlst
Starring:
Hong Park Bob Stevenson Ken Capelli
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"After Burner: Black Falcon brings arcade fun into to the palm of your greedy little hands with beautiful environments, a likeable, if not eccentrtic, cast of pilots and truly exceptional rail shooter styled game-play. If you love arcade flight games, this is a must own title for the PSP."
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Play UK
"For arcade gameplay that's barely changed at all in the 20 years since the original, After Burner: Black Falcon still feels fresh and thrilling, and the graphical facelift it's been given makes it exciting to watch too. [Issue #152, p.70]"
"Afterburner is addictive and fun, but best played in short bursts. Though the game is sometimes challenging, it never gets frustrating if only because it no longer requires a stream of quarters to keep the action going."
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PSM3 Magazine UK
"A good effort. [June 2007, p.82]"
"An effortlessly engaging, if rather slender, dose of wanton destruction that should satisfy the appetites of both retro fans and mainstream gamers without alienating either group."
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"Tidy controls and some classic retro styling, along with a great soundtrack straight from the chips of a Mega Drive assure this is everything a Sega classic should be."
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"After Burner may be spiritually true to Sega's seminal 1987 hit, but game design has progressed by leaps and bounds since then. Cleaving so closely to its dusty, outdated forefather hurt more than it helped, I'd say."
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Mar 23, 2007
