Aero Elite: Combat Academy

THE GOOD:
while ace 4 had high graphic detail on your fighter, and low graphic detail on enemies of all sorts, this game has everything set to medium. also, you can save replays, and even continue the game from anywhere in the replay (cant save scores though, but still great fun!), at first glance and control handling, the game might urk you, like it did me, but after a while, this is the perfect, PERFECT, companion to Ace 4.
This is 10 times more realistic than Ace's 'arcade' style control and gameplay...even if the stall warning appears a tad too often.

THE BAD:
I can't get enough of it. I'm playing all the time now. I think i'm gonna sue sega...i'm addicted. Oh, the other bad thing is that the heart of gameplay isnt something like an arcade mode or campaign mode. Nope, that mode in this game is really shallow, still fun, but...the heart of this game is training, and the mastery of aircraft!

SUMMARY:
Woohoo! Fly Helicoptors like the...

THE GOOD:
Excellent graphics, More that 60 aircraft types, It's a Sega.

THE BAD:
Controls are a bit sluggish

SUMMARY:
Just got the game today! Ace Combat 4 just had 15 planes to mess around with, while Aero Elite Combat Academy has more than twice Ace has, from helicopters to bombers to the latest fighter jets; more game modes to choose from. This game has it all!

Ace Combat 4 gave the PS2 its first realistic-looking jet fighter game, Aero Elite revolutionizes the genre with its more realistic graphics. You have to see it! Graphics are almost Xbox quality!

The default controls dont suit me, i got used to Ace Combat's controls. Fortunately, you can configure this.

If you're going to buy just 1 game this month, consider this a great choice.