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Apache: Air Assault Co-Op Review

Nick Puleo

Apache: Air Assault comes to us on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. With flight simulators so hard to come by lately, we take the game for a test flight to see if the genre still has legs. Two player local co-op and four player online co-op help its cause as we battle it out in the unfriendly skies.

Apache Air Assault Demo on XBL, New Screens for Game's Release this Week

Nick Puleo

A demo has been released for Apache Air Assault on Xbox Live. It weighs in at around 900MB and features two missions and a training section. Sadly the game's local co-op mode of play isn't on display - where one player controls the helicopter while the other is the gunner. Apache Air Assault is from developer Gaijin Entertainment, who created the famous PC game IL-2 Sturmovik Birds of Prey. The good news is you can play Apache Air Assault as either a sim or an arcade style game with more forgiving controls.

Apache: Air Assault Aims to Please Co-Op Fans

Jim McLaughlin

Co-Optimers have been vocal on both sides of a raging Apache: Air Assault debate - should the game allow each player their own chopper, or only as pilot/gunner combinations? Okay...it's not really a raging debate...not much of a debate at all... And yet developer Gaijin Entertainment has answered the call nonetheless.

Destroy Parking Garages in Apache: Air Assault

Jim McLaughlin

We have a gameplay trailer for you today, and it's chock full of side-strafing, rocket-launching whirlybirds. Forget dogfighting and space combat...a full-tilt top rotor is where it's at!

Apache: Air Assault Gets New Screens and a Release Date

Nick Puleo

Activision have just announced a release date for Apache: Air Assault - a two player co-op helicopter action/sim for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. That date? November 9th.

Apache: Air Assault is Exactly Like the Name

Nick Puleo

Activision has announced a brand new flight sim for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 called Apache: Air Assault. The game is being developed by Gaijin Entertainment and features sixteen multi-level stages through the environments of Africa, Middle East, and Central America. Catering to both the hardcore and casual, the game will offer both arcade and simulation styles of play.