Ace Combat (J) ISO
[SLPS-00061]

 Description :

Air Combat is the first title of Namco's Ace Combat series. The original Japanese title for the game was Ace Combat; this became the series' official title from the sequel onwards

Gameplay :

Air Combat is, in nature, an "arcade" style game, due to the fact that aircraft can carry an unrealistic number of missiles and ammo for the gun. The game's main goal is to destroy all designated targets (marked "TGT") in each level. As they destroy targets, the player will gain money to buy new aircraft; as well, there are non-vital targets that will net the player with extra cash. The player can select a number of aircraft for each mission, including the F-4E Phantom II, the A-10A Thunderbolt II and the MiG-31 Foxhound. Due to the game's semi-realistic nature, it is perfectly possible to launch with aircraft not fit for certain missions (for example, launching in an interception mission with a ground attack aircraft.)

From mission 04 onwards, the player will be able to deploy alongside a wingman. In the briefing screen, the player can give one of three orders to the AI ally, these being "Cover Me" (aircraft flies cover for the player), "Commence" (mission objective) and "On your own" (aircraft separates from the player and engages enemies at will.) 

Aircraft :

Air Combat has several planes to choose from. Each plane has different strengths and weaknesses and it is up to the player to determine which aircraft best suits each mission. Unlike its sequels, Air Combat applies a themed mercenary paint job to each plane (see cover art) once it is purchased.
Air Combat designation followed by real designation inside brackets.
Playable Aircraft

• F-4 (F-4E Phantom II)
• F-14 (F-14A Tomcat)
• F-15 (F-15C Eagle)
• F-16 (F-16C Fighting Falcon)
• F/A-18 (F/A-18C Hornet)
• F-117 (F-117A Nighthawk)
• F-22 (YF-22A Lightning II)
• YF-23 (YF-23A Black Widow II)
• Su-27 (Su-27M or Su-35 'Flanker-E')
• MiG-29 (MiG-29S Izdelyie 9-13S 'Fulcrum-C')
• MiG-31 (MiG-31B 'Foxhound-A')
• SF-39 (JAS-39A Gripen A)
• R-C01 (Rafale C)
• TND-F.2 (Tornado F.2)
• EF2000 (Typhoon F.2 at the time designated Eurofighter 2000/Typhoon DA.2)
• A-10 (A-10A Thunderbolt II)

Wingmen

• F-4 'William'
• F-14 'Sergio'
• F-15 'Joe'
• F-16 'Bill'
• F/A-18 'Riho'
• F-117 'Barron'
• F-22 'Hal'
• YF-23 'Martin'
• Su-27 'Yang'
• MiG-29 'Timothy'
• MiG-31 'Yully'
• SF-39 'Fritz'
• R-C01 'Ana'
• TND-F.2 'Phillip'
• EF2000 'Juliette'
• A-10 'Sally'

Allies vehicles and equipment

• C-5 (C-5A Galaxy)
• M151A1
• Kalashnikov AKM

Coup d'état Air Force Bombers

• B-1 (B-1B Lancer)
• B-2 (B-2A Spirit)
• B-52 (B-52H Stratofortress)

Fighters

• F-4 (F-4E Phantom II)
• F-14 (F-14A Tomcat)
• F-15 (F-15C Eagle)
• F-16 (F-16C Fighting Falcon)
• F/A-18 (F/A-18C Hornet)
• F-22 (YF-22A Lightning II)
• YF-23 (YF-23A Black Widow II)
• Su-27 (Su-27M or Su-35 'Flanker-E')
• MiG-29 (MiG-29S Izdelyie 9-13S 'Fulcrum-C')
• MiG-31 (MiG-31B 'Foxhound-A')
• SF-39 (JAS-39A Gripen A)
• R-C01 (Rafale C)
• TND-F.2 (Tornado F.2)
• EF2000 (Typhoon F.2 at the time designated Eurofighter 2000/Typhoon DA.2)

Attackers

• F-117 (F-117A Nighthawk)
• AV-8 (AV-8B Harrier II)
• A-10 (A-10A Thunderbolt II)

AWACS

• E-767

Transport

• C-5 (C-5A Galaxy)

Helicopter

• RAH-66 (RAH-66 Comanche)

Coup d'état Navy

• Kongo-class AEGIS destroyer
• Nimitz-class aircraft carrier

Coup d'état Army

• M1A1 Abrams MBT
• T-80BV MBT
• MP5

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