Cadets begin in either team and free-for-all boot camp arenas. Gameplayįighter Ace pilots can choose to fly any of sixteen familiar World War II fighter aircraft including the P-51 Mustang, P-38 Lightning, Spitfire, BF-109, and Yak-9.
Also, players can launch most any game that supports IPX in the ZoneLAN area. The Zone also features many free games such as board games, card games, racing games, and first-person titles such as Jedi Knight (CD is required for some games). But Microsoft has billed it as a premium game (requiring a subscription fee to play, $1.95 daily or $19.95 monthly) on the Internet Gaming Zone. Some argue that Fighter Ace is too young to be out of beta. VR-1 developed Fighter Ace for Microsoft based on the popular ideas in the more gameplay-savvy WarBirds and Air Warrior III online sims ( Air Warrior III even supports a successful microphone transmission system). This type of game does not just "support" multiplay, it pretty much defines its future. Actually, the game doesn’t require much human intelligence beyond an attitude, but the simple kill-or-be-killed philosophy goes a long way when dogfighting with potentially over 100 real opponents in the same arena. Enemies possess real, not artificial intelligence in this online-only World War II aerial combat simulation. Darwinism has truly reached the gaming community, and now only the strong will survive. Thanks to Microsoft's Fighter Ace, flight sim pilots won’t have it so easy any more.
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