Wings! Remastered Edition reviews

An old Love doesn't rust. "Wings" was and is my Pearl among the Games of Cinemaware! I played the "Remastered Edition" to get a Picture about the Implementation and it was a Feeling as if I had met my Childhood Sweetheart again. However, she has not aged like me but has become younger and more beautiful. Calypso styled her perfectly! Sound and Graphics are up-to-date, but without distorting the Original. The Recognition Effect occurs immediately. An Aulösung With 1920x1080 Pixels and a perfect X-Box Controller Control was also powdered on her Nose. I was instantly in love again! What pleased me was that there is now an English Voiceover and at the same time all The texts are available in German. First Of all! "Wings" is not a blunt Ball Game! It tells a Story (similar to the Game "Vailant Hearts") about the first World war. About young Pilots who wanted or had to become Heroes in their flying Boxes, but mostly died in the process. They take on the Role of such a young Man who is called to Verdun for an Aviation Squadron. After a short Workout, they fly their first Use in a Double-decker against the Sky. You see yourself sitting in the Trial Machine with the MG In front of you. The Controls are simple. With the left Stick, they fly. With the right Trigger, they fire MG salvos. There is nothing more to do! Your "Alter Ego" always turns its Head towards which an enemy Machine is located. You can also look around (and this is a great Innovation on "Remastered") with the right Stick over the left and right wings. Turn their Flier into Position to Rival. And when the Opponent is within Shot range they fire before he does. If they were successful, they automatically return to their Base. In the short Statistic that follows, they see how many Bets they have flown and how many Shots they have scored. They also see how many Bets their Relay mates (all NPC) have flown and how many Opponents have taken them from the Sky. You're last! But just because they were the last one who joined the Relay! This awakens the Ambition to become the first! After that, an Entry in her War Diary is made! That's what her "Alter Ego" takes over! You just need to read. It's their Story! Then the next Mission! They fly with a Comrade, an Officer of their Relay they would like to displace from the third Rank of Statistics. He has promoted three More opponents to the Afterlife than they have. And they give their best To score more shots than he does. And they manage it, too. But they return to the Base on their own. Her Comrade was shot down. That leaves a fluffy Feeling in the Stomach. They can never get rid of him! War is cruel! To survive him, they must be cruel! Your Credit: Order! "Wings" splits into three Missions that alternate. 256 they must survive! 1.) The isometric Fight. They fly over enemy Positions and must destroy as many Enemies as pretended. 2.) The Top-Down Battle. Have their Bombs hail to enemy Positions. 3.) The Air Kamp! They patriouillify alone or with Comrades across the Sky. No God helps! The Difficulty of "Wings" rises gently upwards. No Wonder some people who are not immersed in the Game find it boring. But I give them the Guarantee, if after 150 Missions they have mastered the "isometric Battle," the "Top-Down" battle and then have to prevail in an "Aerial Battle" Alone, lonely and lost against eight enemy Airmen, they will not get anything. Prefer rather than on their Home Base, punctured like a Sieve, to land victorious. Finally, a Tip: At "Wings," they can only Die after a Crash in Aerial combat. They are carried to The grave or a Dead Wreath is dumped on their final Resting Place. When this happens, choose the Option after the Question: "Do they Want to Continue playing" with "YES." They then return to the Main Screen and can then select their Character again. They are then reset two Missions and have to repeat them. Choose "NO" IS lost to their current character and they need to create a new One.