60 Second Review of...
Crimson Skies
Tom's review: These might be airplanes, but
this ain't no flight sim. It's I-76 with wings. A fiesty,
spirited presentation almost makes up for the flat gameplay.
If you're in it for the flash, get Crimson Skies. But if you're
in it for the game, try a sleeper called Flying Heroes.
Mark's review: Imagine an alternative 1930's
United States now divided into nation-states. The highway
system was never built and all commerce is conducted by airplanes
and great airships. Imagine that you're an air pirate, preying
on the ships of your enemy. You're capable of feats of great
derring-do in your amazingly cool airplane, gunning down entire
fleets of enemies. Now imagine you have engine trouble and
your plane can't fly. It doesn't take much imagination to
know that sort of sucks. Crimson Skies is a great game savaged
by some nasty bugs. It's being patched so keep your eye on
it. And Tom's right. Flying Heroes is great.
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Publisher: Microsoft
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Developer: Microsoft
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Genre: Action
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November 25, 2000
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