Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII for Nintendo Wii Reviews

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Blazing Angels for the Wii has provided many hours of adrenaline producing fun as a WWII pilot flying various aircraft of the era on one of 7 major campaigns (e.g. Dunkirk evacuation, Battle of Britain.....), mini camppaign/sorties and one-on-one duels/dogfights against another gamer. from Amazon.com This is one of my favorite games for the Nintendo Wii. I would describe it as an 'arcade' style flight simulator, meaning that it's not very realistic. from Amazon.com This is as good as it gets for airplane flying. It takes through several missions during the WWII and for each level you complete you unlock an airplane. from Amazon.com This is a decent game for anyone interested in the airborne battles of WWII. The controls are a little tricky to get used to but once you get the hang of it, it is addicting. from Amazon.com Growing up in England a short while after the WW2, I have always wanted to fly a Spitfire and a ME109, and this program allows you to without going to all the effort of learning a true flight simulator. Blazing Angles neatly deals with the period before the US entry into WW2 by following the story of an American volunteer in the RAF so that Dunkirk and the Battle of Britain can be included - before we all dash off to the Pacific, etc., etc.. from Amazon.com First of all, everyone buying this should be clear, this game is not a flight sim. Jane's WWII Fighters for example, was a WWII combat flight sim. from Amazon.com Blazing Angels puts the player at the controls of an authentic World War II aircraft. Players can choose from over 40 vintage planes, including the American P-51 Mustang, the British Spitfire, the German ME-109, and the Japanese Zero. from Amazon.com If you love WWII planes this is your game, playing this with the wii and mostly only with the nunchuk is real fun and controls are very intuitive you can unlock several different planes and missions are hard and very different one from the other so you might be flying under several different circumstances. If you like plane games this is it, can`t wait for blazing angels 2 to be available for wii. from Amazon.com This game is a lot better than some are giving it credit for. Some folks may initially have problems with the controls, but it's just a matter of finding the configuration that's right for you. from Amazon.com in Blazing Angels you play the part of a WWII pilot and guide him through his war experience, through training and in several missions in key battles during the war. While the game makes innovative use of the Wii's control system, the game falls short in graphics and lacks a real addictive element to draw in the average gamer. from Amazon.com