Most of the games in the PSN sale are military-themed, though we'll argue that God Mode doesn't seem to fit as snugly as the rest. PS Plus subscribers get an additional 10-25% discount on most of the games, as well. In addition to the titles listed below, a few dozen Guitar Hero and DJ Hero track packs are on sale, with some big names in there like Nirvana, Queen, Smashing Pumpkins, Muse and Coldplay. And Linkin Park, if you wanna buy it as, you know, a joke.
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Ace Combat: Assault Horizon was a surprise game for me when it was released last year on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3; in my review I said it " truly competes with the likes of the Tom Clancy franchise games." In the better late than never department comes the announcement of the PC version of the game is coming in Q1 of 2013 to be distributed by Steam and supporting co-op multiplayer via Games for Windows Live.
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If there's one problem with today's aircraft it's that they aren't colorful enough. Why fly the skies in a camoflaugh or silver covered aircraft that people have a hard time seeing? You want to be bright, colorful and gaudy as possible so those bogies see you coming a mile away. That way - they know you mean business.
We hit the skies with the latest Ace Combat game from PROJECT ACES. Ace Combat: Assault Horizon rebuilds the classic Ace Combat formula and takes it to new heights. Mission variety, aircraft variety, and plenty of surprises are ready to take flight. But does the game live up to its co-op potential - our review.
There's nothing like waiting till the last minute to announce your game has a cooperative mode. That's just the case for Ace Combat: Assault Horizon on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 which has finally announced the details of its cooperative mode after months of speculation. Just how close to release are we for the game? It's out next week.
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