Platform: Playstation 2

Genre: Flying

Publisher: Konami

Developer: Konami

ETA: November 2003

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Air Force Delta Strike

It usually falls upon racing titles to bring a high-speed visceral experience to players with players soaring around screens, but there is always a small contingent of arcade-styled air combat titles bringing an alternative to this. Possibly more important, though, is that these combat games let you blow things up. Doing their part to allow players to continue flying around while blasting the tar out of things, Konami is bringing a new Air Force Delta title to the PS2.

The Japanese developer certainly seems to prescribe to the strength in number mantra with this installment as players will have 20 different pilots to choose from as well as over 130 planes that will be available in the game. Not only will gamers be able to get behind the stick of the more popular fighter jets in existence, but there will also be a number of vintage World War II propeller driven aircraft in the game.

People looking for lots of speed, lots of planes, and lots of things to blast out of the sky can expect this title to hit store shelves in November of this year.

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Features:

- Exhilarating arcade-action flight combat with realistic fighters

- Over 20 pilots each with unique skills and personalities

- 60 heart-stopping non-linear missions that vary with each pilot

- Over 130 planes from WWII classics to the latest hybrid fighters

- Mr. Nash

(August 2, 2003)