You can avoid missiles more effectively with barrel rolls (the real one, not the popular misconception one). This is one of the game where that maneuver is consistently reliable to evade them (along with the PS2 trilogy and AC2), it looks really cool in the replay.
@@Krayioskkiiii when reacting, sure. But ACX missiles are fast and the lock on range is short, half of the time you can barely react to enemy fighters firing one on you because by that time you already messed up your positioning. Barrel rolling is basically premeditative evasion, you just do it before there's even a missile warning and on ACX especially, it's very effective.
@@00vondough00 fr some missions I wouldn't even noticed I'm being targeted I wouldn't put it as ridiculously accurate though you can dodge it if you knew it was coming by just pulling up or banking
The song from the mission pinned down / in pursuit in ACX is the best song in all of Ace Combat, in my opinion. It's actually the song you had in the background the first half of this video. Absolute beauty
Bruh ACX was such a chill game. The music was a vibe and the gameplay like you said reminded me of AC4. The branching missions were awesome 👌 surprised Ac7 didnt do something like this...Hopefully 8 or whatever title comes next has something similar.
Head-on tactics work the best in this game to minimize the amount of tracking the missile has to do. You are correct that the AI is much better at dodging missiles for this game. And on your point, I agree speed is king in this game. It wouldn't be smart to get sucked into a low-speed turning fight because the enemy has competent teammates and you have jack shit, but instead take a page from IRL and keep your speed up and force head ons and slashing (boom and zoom) attacks. You also learn to actually respect a Missile Lock and Warning on your HUD.
While I was on a rotation overseas, I had my PSP with me, and my sister sent me a copy of ACX to play since I'd told her I liked the Ace Combat series. It ended up being probably my single most played game while I was over there. Pretty dope little game.
Skies of deception and joint Assault where my entry into Ace combat and sadly the only ones i was able to play for a long time. i liked them so much, that they where the games that wrecked the shoulder buttons my psp.
Solid eview all-round! One of the greatest things about X that I don't think you mentioned is that bar on the right telling you the health of your allies or how close the superweapon is to charging. I admire AC5 for trying to create mission variety but it wasn't implemented brilliantly, leading to frustrating gameplay where you just suddenly lose without warning because "oh your allies got defeated" (and of course absolute wastes of missions like Final Option). In X, losing is less of a surprise and if you clinched it by just a few seconds, you get to know that.
Thanks to RUclips i didn't know this video was up already. This game was my first AC game and it's still my favourite. It's funny how brutal the SAM's and helicopters are this game compared to the other games, as i played the other games i expected them to annihilate. It's weird that this game has featured that the newer games lack, like the ability to change aircraft from the pause menu and you can see the enemy health on the radar. As for the compressed audio, i love it and i would never give it away. I wish the radios we had in army training had such a good sound quality, as you couldn't make out anything that was said, if there was anything other than air between the us.
I agree with Ace mode being stupidly hard for this game, but it needs to be complete if we want to unlock the Fenrir and play with it. But if you unlock the Falken with the laser by default as secondary weapon, boy oh boy this thing is broken, just being near the target one shot it instantly and it last at least ten seconds. So having this thing in Ace mode makes you more op and makes it more easy, especially against Fenrir since camo or not, laser will one shot them without the need to lock on. One variant of retaking the capital Griswall can be hard to obtain due to not having any hints of what to do, but here's how to unlock it: First deal with the enemy in the steps, to allow the Skylla unit to move on the jammer. Then go for Monte Breeze to intercept the cargo planes under the jamming cover. Third step is to go reclaim the Sachana airbase now cleared of aerial units by escorting the choppers. Next go to deal with the jammer and you will immediatly notice something, the Skylla unit is nowhere to be seen and you will play the mission variant where they are not there, because they aren't, back to briefing you will learn that they reached capital already and that will trigger the third and last variants of the mission to take back Griswall, no spoilers of how the mission play though
As someone who attemped Mission X on Ace difficulty, I can confirm it is a BRUTAL mission to take on. I did it only once and I had the XDF 02s shoot their lazers in front AND behind me to kill me. Genuinely was a first of its kind for me, never again did I try that mission.
Thank you so much for reviewing it! You did a great job judging it fairly! The audio compression is definitely a platform issue, as the PSP used a proprietary audio codec from Sony that can be traced back to their MiniDisc players. In PPSSPP, it's infinitely more playable as you get stable 30 fps no matter which situation - during some of the stages, the console would experience quite severe slowdowns. Outside of that, I was surprised back then at just how much of a full game it was due to the replayability with the branching paths, all of the unlockable stuff, the big plane roster... This game, along with God of War: Chains of Olympus, was one of the first times where I truly felt like the PSP was living up to its name as an actually portable PlayStation (= full games, not something very cut down for a handheld experience).
This was the second game (and the one I wanted to have the most) when my mom gave me a PSP back in the day. Since I played the PS2 trilogy, it was a must. 😂 My PSP got lost, but then again as you said, emulation. :) I have it on my cellphone right now. Great video as always!
This game actually takes place after 7, meaning many believe the crunchy vocal audio may have been intentional due to the communication satellites having been taken out in 7. It also places the game as the currently closest in the timeline to 3
As a response to your question (this video's title), if you have Joint Assault, you better have friends on Ace difficulty. Having no bros will only lead to failure after failure.
I love ace combat X so much, first video game I ever played as a child. The soundtrack is great the mission selector style is by far my favourite of the aces, the flight models feel crisp the missles feel fast and have good range, the planes and their special skins look sick and the enemy Ai does minimal goofy clearly unreal flying manoeuvres. Ace combat x my baby ❤️❤️
the most definitely effective and simple way to deal with Alect Squadron is to fly as far as the map allows from them, then turn around and go plane jousting like it's Zero all over again (using any plane that can use the SCRAMJET engine is recommended), works in Operation X too
@@robichan130 fr, combined with either XLAA or TLS, Alect goes from a threatening elite squadron that had me turning all the time to a bunch of somewhat competent nuggets
i absolutely love Skies of deception. to this day I'm convinced its as good as it is because Capcom told the team to do whatever they wanted due to low expectations
While AC6 was my first foray into the series (and only a demo station featuring the first mission), ACX was my first full experience with the franchise (and it was going to stay like that until ACAH and AC7 came to the PC). I fondly remember ACX, mainly cause it also got me through the military (6-months draft service), I actually got a PSP second hand by another draftee from the previous cadre, and on a day off I was browsing PSP games in a local general store when I found this entry. I fucking aced the whole thing! All missions, all endings, everything, even Mission X, all the medals, all the upgrades, all the paintjobs. As such, it still holds a special place in my heart, and will do so in the forseeable future. ^^ Funnily enough, the hardest mission for me was actually not fighting Fenrirs with the Alect pilots, but that one anoying, SON OF A BITCH mission you can unlock in the second act through some special circumstance.... For those who know, you know, for those who dont, they laughed at me for my ineptness, I laughed at them for being dead, at least once I stopped randomly exploding....
Ace Combat X is one of my favorites in the franchise because of how compact, yet charming it is, offering a side story that really ups the worlbuilding of Stramgereal beyond the scope of major superpowers of the likes of Osea, Erusea, Yuktobania, and Belka, as well as having what would become my favorite superweapon of the series, the massive and terrifying Gleipnir. On top of this, the XFA-33 Fenrir is an awesome fictional fighter het with unhinged sci-fi technologies and a wonderfully satisfying fate.
In ACX on Ace difficulty most of the time multi-missile locks will whiff most if not all shots if you fire them from long range. The enemy AI gets really smart to the point being forced into a dogfight is actually not very ideal because of how fast missiles are and how two or even one shot is enough to kill you
The Handheld With DETAILED PROPER FLYING GAME PHYSICS 😱 Plus a Myriad of other Features and Graphics carried over from the PS2 ones in The RIGHT WAY Ace3DS was Pretty Damn Good as well with Color Customize etc Too bad it had AceX2 physics with the exception of ONLY the SU-47 And X-29 as they drift or Have high AOA for some reason
As my first ace combat game (I bought and hacked a psp on eBay) I chose to fight the ace squadron first cause I was striving to use my f-22 in air to air combat cause most of the missions are air to ground with fighters going around bothering you. But really fun game nontheles just started my 2nd play through on hard (literally finished normal a day ago)
Ace Combat X is an underrated GEM of Narrative and Gameplay in my Opinion and hits the same spot (for me at least) like Killzone Fires of Liberation. Both games fit in the grander Sense of Scale of the World as a whole but have their own separate Story you can get invested in. (Although Killzone on the PSP is far more important for the other Games) I played back then on the PSP and yes for me as a 15 Year old Teen it was HARD. But I played it through and all difficulty's. Great Retrospective 👍🏻
I replayed this game a ton thanks to it's nonlinear campaign, wish the newer ACs would do that. The sequel Joint Assault while not as good was still pretty decent, I'd recommend you give it a look
This was my first Ace Combat game. While I wouldn't say it's the hardest game; for me it felt like it's the easiest. It definitely was a pretty fun and repayable game though and it pushed me to go out of the way to try out the other games in the series. As for the weapon feel, iirc in this game your guns work by a simple raycast so your bullets are purely visual. Missiles in this game also feature a "No escape range" that goes both ways. The shoot cue actually signals the guranteed hit. Also you should try out the Ace Combat 2 remake (AC:AHL for the 3ds). While I'm not a fan of it, it's made in the same engine as this game with some minor changes and is still pretty fun.
@@legomania2427 Yeah, i never used the maneuver feature once. And even then, i don't mind it; adds more accesibiltiy to game as its not forced. I'm more just not a fan due to minor changes on the setting and the lack of AC2 soundtrack; but it's still worth playing due to the major characterization the world gets.
Ironically, this was my first Ace Combat game, and I still hold a soft spot for it today. My exposure to the series is pretty limited, with only this, Joint Assault, a bit of Assault Horizon and lastly 7 (Skies Unknown) being the ones I played. From what I've seen, the ones on PS2, while looking a bit better and having more, aren't too far apart from this. Sure, stuff like the story and dialogue aren't the best, I'd still say X is pretty damn impressive for a portable outing. I kinda wish Namco would remake this one, and ESPECIALLY Joint Assault (mostly cause of it's more Co-op feel I think would be great on PC, and a greater amount of players available would help it's design work better, though I do still enjoy it)
Having never played an Ace Combat game before X, my expectations were extremely high going into the 360 exclusive Fires of Liberation. That game was so abysmal, especially compared to a PSP game, that I went and bought the vastly superior Tom Clancy's HAWX and gave up on the franchise as a whole. Now with The new Switch port of Skies Unknown I'm giving it another shot. Fingers crossed.
Also had this neat little game changing feature called CHANGE PLANE DURING MISSION OPTION? You know so You Don’t Have To Exit ALL THE WAY BACK TO THE MAIN FKING MENU Just to change ! 😮 Anyways Still don’t understand how the “Entire Fanbase” it seems, just Dismisses Most if not All these Features and things like Good Flight Physics graphics AND Checking planes Cockpits Opening And Closing in Plane Choosing as it gives WAY MORE IMMERSION AND REPLAYABILITY Also ALL THE MINUTE GRAPHICS OF OTHER CERTAIN TITLES And still claim that they are a Great and wholesome community BUT Want to Keep this franchise DOWN As Just a Silly “Unrealistic” Arcade shooter instead of WANTING IT TO GROW !?
You're right, that feature was great! Probably made life a hell of a lot easier on the PSP too since you wouldn't have to sit through additional loading screens.
It's been rebranded, it used to be called Ace Combat Twitter
says a rebrand themselves... Hawtwitter32...
Lol this is great
@@JarboeGamingMy favorite plane, the TwitterFA-24A.
@@cac_deadlyrangNice taste in planes mate, my favorite is the TwitterR-45 Cariburn
@@cac_deadlyrang undoubtedly the coolest plane.
ACX is such a great little game, punches way above it's weight for a PSP title.
ACX really makes me want another handheld AC. Imagine a title on Switch.
Well you have AC7 on Switch. So...
You can avoid missiles more effectively with barrel rolls (the real one, not the popular misconception one). This is one of the game where that maneuver is consistently reliable to evade them (along with the PS2 trilogy and AC2), it looks really cool in the replay.
I would just pull up lol
@@Krayioskkiiii when reacting, sure. But ACX missiles are fast and the lock on range is short, half of the time you can barely react to enemy fighters firing one on you because by that time you already messed up your positioning.
Barrel rolling is basically premeditative evasion, you just do it before there's even a missile warning and on ACX especially, it's very effective.
@@shira_yone why don't we have flares
@@Krayioskkiiiiwasn't implemented yet, which with the game's ridiculously accurate missiles was a pain in the ass 😂
@@00vondough00 fr some missions I wouldn't even noticed I'm being targeted I wouldn't put it as ridiculously accurate though you can dodge it if you knew it was coming by just pulling up or banking
The song from the mission pinned down / in pursuit in ACX is the best song in all of Ace Combat, in my opinion. It's actually the song you had in the background the first half of this video. Absolute beauty
This is the Naiad! This is a great review.
That dialogue is 100% meme worthy
FINALLY, SOMEONE ELSE ACKNOWLEDGES THIS GAME! WOOOOO
Hell yes, this game is goated in my
eyes
Bruh ACX was such a chill game. The music was a vibe and the gameplay like you said reminded me of AC4. The branching missions were awesome 👌 surprised Ac7 didnt do something like this...Hopefully 8 or whatever title comes next has something similar.
Head-on tactics work the best in this game to minimize the amount of tracking the missile has to do. You are correct that the AI is much better at dodging missiles for this game. And on your point, I agree speed is king in this game. It wouldn't be smart to get sucked into a low-speed turning fight because the enemy has competent teammates and you have jack shit, but instead take a page from IRL and keep your speed up and force head ons and slashing (boom and zoom) attacks. You also learn to actually respect a Missile Lock and Warning on your HUD.
While I was on a rotation overseas, I had my PSP with me, and my sister sent me a copy of ACX to play since I'd told her I liked the Ace Combat series. It ended up being probably my single most played game while I was over there. Pretty dope little game.
Skies of deception and joint Assault where my entry into Ace combat and sadly the only ones i was able to play for a long time. i liked them so much, that they where the games that wrecked the shoulder buttons my psp.
Solid eview all-round! One of the greatest things about X that I don't think you mentioned is that bar on the right telling you the health of your allies or how close the superweapon is to charging. I admire AC5 for trying to create mission variety but it wasn't implemented brilliantly, leading to frustrating gameplay where you just suddenly lose without warning because "oh your allies got defeated" (and of course absolute wastes of missions like Final Option). In X, losing is less of a surprise and if you clinched it by just a few seconds, you get to know that.
I really appreciate the multiple paths you can take in this game. If you want you could speedrun the game by doing the least number of missions
If I remember you can finish the game in lest than 5 missions because
Thanks to RUclips i didn't know this video was up already.
This game was my first AC game and it's still my favourite. It's funny how brutal the SAM's and helicopters are this game compared to the other games, as i played the other games i expected them to annihilate. It's weird that this game has featured that the newer games lack, like the ability to change aircraft from the pause menu and you can see the enemy health on the radar. As for the compressed audio, i love it and i would never give it away. I wish the radios we had in army training had such a good sound quality, as you couldn't make out anything that was said, if there was anything other than air between the us.
I agree with Ace mode being stupidly hard for this game, but it needs to be complete if we want to unlock the Fenrir and play with it. But if you unlock the Falken with the laser by default as secondary weapon, boy oh boy this thing is broken, just being near the target one shot it instantly and it last at least ten seconds. So having this thing in Ace mode makes you more op and makes it more easy, especially against Fenrir since camo or not, laser will one shot them without the need to lock on.
One variant of retaking the capital Griswall can be hard to obtain due to not having any hints of what to do, but here's how to unlock it: First deal with the enemy in the steps, to allow the Skylla unit to move on the jammer. Then go for Monte Breeze to intercept the cargo planes under the jamming cover. Third step is to go reclaim the Sachana airbase now cleared of aerial units by escorting the choppers. Next go to deal with the jammer and you will immediatly notice something, the Skylla unit is nowhere to be seen and you will play the mission variant where they are not there, because they aren't, back to briefing you will learn that they reached capital already and that will trigger the third and last variants of the mission to take back Griswall, no spoilers of how the mission play though
As someone who attemped Mission X on Ace difficulty, I can confirm it is a BRUTAL mission to take on. I did it only once and I had the XDF 02s shoot their lazers in front AND behind me to kill me. Genuinely was a first of its kind for me, never again did I try that mission.
Thank you so much for reviewing it! You did a great job judging it fairly!
The audio compression is definitely a platform issue, as the PSP used a proprietary audio codec from Sony that can be traced back to their MiniDisc players.
In PPSSPP, it's infinitely more playable as you get stable 30 fps no matter which situation - during some of the stages, the console would experience quite severe slowdowns. Outside of that, I was surprised back then at just how much of a full game it was due to the replayability with the branching paths, all of the unlockable stuff, the big plane roster...
This game, along with God of War: Chains of Olympus, was one of the first times where I truly felt like the PSP was living up to its name as an actually portable PlayStation (= full games, not something very cut down for a handheld experience).
This was the second game (and the one I wanted to have the most) when my mom gave me a PSP back in the day. Since I played the PS2 trilogy, it was a must. 😂 My PSP got lost, but then again as you said, emulation. :) I have it on my cellphone right now. Great video as always!
X is one of my favorite ac games...and has my favorite super plane that I was happy to see you use, the XR-45
This game actually takes place after 7, meaning many believe the crunchy vocal audio may have been intentional due to the communication satellites having been taken out in 7. It also places the game as the currently closest in the timeline to 3
Ahhhh yes that lovely gaiuss tower ost
No chance of my playing this anytime soon, but this video definitely gets me excited for the chance to try it.
As a response to your question (this video's title), if you have Joint Assault, you better have friends on Ace difficulty. Having no bros will only lead to failure after failure.
I love ace combat X so much, first video game I ever played as a child. The soundtrack is great the mission selector style is by far my favourite of the aces, the flight models feel crisp the missles feel fast and have good range, the planes and their special skins look sick and the enemy Ai does minimal goofy clearly unreal flying manoeuvres.
Ace combat x my baby ❤️❤️
the most definitely effective and simple way to deal with Alect Squadron is to fly as far as the map allows from them, then turn around and go plane jousting like it's Zero all over again (using any plane that can use the SCRAMJET engine is recommended), works in Operation X too
I have to agree, this genuinely felt like a no brain strat when I replayed Alect Squadron
@@robichan130 fr, combined with either XLAA or TLS, Alect goes from a threatening elite squadron that had me turning all the time to a bunch of somewhat competent nuggets
It's always nice to see ACeX get talked about.
i absolutely love Skies of deception. to this day I'm convinced its as good as it is because Capcom told the team to do whatever they wanted due to low expectations
Like all ace combat games I played. I always liked to unlock it all. O man did I play the absolute hell out of this one.
While AC6 was my first foray into the series (and only a demo station featuring the first mission), ACX was my first full experience with the franchise (and it was going to stay like that until ACAH and AC7 came to the PC).
I fondly remember ACX, mainly cause it also got me through the military (6-months draft service), I actually got a PSP second hand by another draftee from the previous cadre, and on a day off I was browsing PSP games in a local general store when I found this entry.
I fucking aced the whole thing!
All missions, all endings, everything, even Mission X, all the medals, all the upgrades, all the paintjobs.
As such, it still holds a special place in my heart, and will do so in the forseeable future. ^^
Funnily enough, the hardest mission for me was actually not fighting Fenrirs with the Alect pilots, but that one anoying, SON OF A BITCH mission you can unlock in the second act through some special circumstance....
For those who know, you know, for those who dont, they laughed at me for my ineptness, I laughed at them for being dead, at least once I stopped randomly exploding....
Ace Combat X is one of my favorites in the franchise because of how compact, yet charming it is, offering a side story that really ups the worlbuilding of Stramgereal beyond the scope of major superpowers of the likes of Osea, Erusea, Yuktobania, and Belka, as well as having what would become my favorite superweapon of the series, the massive and terrifying Gleipnir. On top of this, the XFA-33 Fenrir is an awesome fictional fighter het with unhinged sci-fi technologies and a wonderfully satisfying fate.
In ACX on Ace difficulty most of the time multi-missile locks will whiff most if not all shots if you fire them from long range. The enemy AI gets really smart to the point being forced into a dogfight is actually not very ideal because of how fast missiles are and how two or even one shot is enough to kill you
The Handheld With DETAILED PROPER FLYING GAME PHYSICS 😱
Plus a Myriad of other Features and Graphics carried over from the PS2 ones in The RIGHT WAY
Ace3DS was Pretty Damn Good as well with Color Customize etc
Too bad it had AceX2 physics with the exception of ONLY the SU-47 And X-29 as they drift or Have high AOA for some reason
your video's are the best keep at them
As my first ace combat game (I bought and hacked a psp on eBay) I chose to fight the ace squadron first cause I was striving to use my f-22 in air to air combat cause most of the missions are air to ground with fighters going around bothering you. But really fun game nontheles just started my 2nd play through on hard (literally finished normal a day ago)
Ace Combat X is an underrated GEM of Narrative and Gameplay in my Opinion and hits the same spot (for me at least) like Killzone Fires of Liberation. Both games fit in the grander Sense of Scale of the World as a whole but have their own separate Story you can get invested in. (Although Killzone on the PSP is far more important for the other Games)
I played back then on the PSP and yes for me as a 15 Year old Teen it was HARD. But I played it through and all difficulty's.
Great Retrospective 👍🏻
I played ACX on PSP and on the emulator PPSSPP on my phone. I can confirm that the audio is exactly the same on both devises.
I replayed this game a ton thanks to it's nonlinear campaign, wish the newer ACs would do that. The sequel Joint Assault while not as good was still pretty decent, I'd recommend you give it a look
This is the 1st game I had for my Android devices ppsspp emulator and by all means its one of the psp's finest.
This was my first Ace Combat game. While I wouldn't say it's the hardest game; for me it felt like it's the easiest. It definitely was a pretty fun and repayable game though and it pushed me to go out of the way to try out the other games in the series.
As for the weapon feel, iirc in this game your guns work by a simple raycast so your bullets are purely visual. Missiles in this game also feature a "No escape range" that goes both ways. The shoot cue actually signals the guranteed hit. Also you should try out the Ace Combat 2 remake (AC:AHL for the 3ds). While I'm not a fan of it, it's made in the same engine as this game with some minor changes and is still pretty fun.
Did you try playing AHL+ and just… turning off the maneuvers? That’s something you can do int that version.
@@legomania2427 Yeah, i never used the maneuver feature once. And even then, i don't mind it; adds more accesibiltiy to game as its not forced. I'm more just not a fan due to minor changes on the setting and the lack of AC2 soundtrack; but it's still worth playing due to the major characterization the world gets.
Ill have to check out the remake, thanks for the suggestion!
ACX was my gateway drug.
My first proper AC!
the looks like it has charm ngl
This was my first ace combat game and i still have the game but i might need to play the emulation version instead
LoL why cus it’s too old and won’t run well ?
@@mrandrossguy9871 nah cause idk the fuck happened to my psp.😂
0:40 been able to emulate it since like 2009 actually scratch that You can Emulate Anything Any year it’s just about knowing the ways
Ironically, this was my first Ace Combat game, and I still hold a soft spot for it today.
My exposure to the series is pretty limited, with only this, Joint Assault, a bit of Assault Horizon and lastly 7 (Skies Unknown) being the ones I played.
From what I've seen, the ones on PS2, while looking a bit better and having more, aren't too far apart from this. Sure, stuff like the story and dialogue aren't the best, I'd still say X is pretty damn impressive for a portable outing.
I kinda wish Namco would remake this one, and ESPECIALLY Joint Assault (mostly cause of it's more Co-op feel I think would be great on PC, and a greater amount of players available would help it's design work better, though I do still enjoy it)
THIS IS THE NAIAD!!!
Definitely should’ve had Alect Squadron’s theme in the soundtrack part. IMO it’s better than Comona
>> my son's a big fan of yours well me too
As a title called AceX; what does the X mean ? 😅 in Roman Numerals X means 10 🤷♂️
Having never played an Ace Combat game before X, my expectations were extremely high going into the 360 exclusive Fires of Liberation. That game was so abysmal, especially compared to a PSP game, that I went and bought the vastly superior Tom Clancy's HAWX and gave up on the franchise as a whole. Now with The new Switch port of Skies Unknown I'm giving it another shot. Fingers crossed.
@@losingawholeyear Skies Unknown shouldn't dissapoint, although I'm not sure what the performance is like on switch
Gonna say ace combat x is hardest on expert mode than other game especially on last mission
Also had this neat little game changing feature called CHANGE PLANE DURING MISSION OPTION?
You know so You Don’t Have To Exit ALL THE WAY BACK TO THE MAIN FKING MENU Just to change ! 😮
Anyways Still don’t understand how the “Entire Fanbase” it seems, just Dismisses Most if not All these Features and things like Good Flight Physics graphics AND Checking planes Cockpits Opening And Closing in Plane Choosing as it gives WAY MORE IMMERSION AND REPLAYABILITY
Also ALL THE MINUTE GRAPHICS OF OTHER CERTAIN TITLES
And still claim that they are a Great and wholesome community BUT Want to Keep this franchise DOWN As Just a Silly “Unrealistic” Arcade shooter instead of WANTING IT TO GROW !?
You're right, that feature was great!
Probably made life a hell of a lot easier on the PSP too since you wouldn't have to sit through additional loading screens.
Ah yes, Ace Combat: Just Cause
Tbh the voiceline is reuse from ac5