#AERO FIGHTERS 2 PILOT SERIES#
In the rest of the series except for Aero Fighters Assault, there's even endings for each possible pair of characters. Multiple Endings: All pilots have them, regardless of whether you're flying solo or with someone else, and whether or not you successfully defeat the final boss.Heroic Dolphin: Spanky, a dolphin fighter jet pilot able to communicate in human languages.Guest Fighter: The ships from Rabio Lepius and Turbo Force appear as secret characters in most games.the monkey in Aero Fighters 1, and the Bedsheet Ghost in Aero Fighters 2).
Early Installment Weirdness: The first game was a little more serious compared to the later games, despite having moments of comedy.Enemies are a lot more aggressive early on and bullets are faster. Difficulty by Region: For some reason, Aero Fighters 3 is a lot more difficult with the European BIOS than either the American mode or the Japanese original.Cut and Paste Translation: The European version of Aero Fighters Special removes most of the between-stage dialogues and the endings, and there is no saving, making it impossible impossible to save high-scores and unlocked planes.Boss Game: The third game, arguably, as well as Aero Fighters Assault.Blind Idiot Translation: If it weren't for this and the zany cast of characters, most people would be dismissing this game as yet another generic vertical shooter.In Keaton's ending with Angela, the latter was shown wearing a corset undergarment with a clearly feminine figure.Pay close attention to how their hair is falling in each one. The best example of the situation is to compare their endings with Hien and Ellen. And, in Sonic Wings, Angela uses male pronouns. Making matters more difficult is that different ending pictures depict them as male or female. All you have to do is figure out why the translators felt justified in that. Everywhere else ( Sonic Wings 2 included), they're called Angela. For starters, the character's called Steve in Aero Fighters 2.
The last installment Aero Fighters Assault was exclusive to the Nintendo64 and strayed from the formula, being an halfway realistic 3D flight simulation instead of a vertical shoot'em up. The next game Sonic Wings Limited stayed exclusive to the Zinc arcade board, while Sonic Wings Special was released for the Sega Saturn and the Playstation. Aero Fighters and Aero Fighters 2 utilize modern fighter jets, but Aero Fighters 3 has the cast using World War II-era planes instead. The series spans six games, the first being on dedicated arcade hardware and the latter two being on the Neo Geo arcade platform. Known for having a variety of characters, ranging from stock nationality clichés to a dolphin and an infant. A top-down scrolling Shoot'Em Up series by Video System, known as Sonic Wings in Japan (and sometimes in the rest of the world) (not to be confused with Sonic the Hedgehog).
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