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back pocket of General Resource, Neucom initiates the Intercorporate War. To prepare for combat, Nemo undergoes aerial training from General Resource's top ace, Abyssal Dision. Impressed by Nemo's skills during a subsequent mission, Dision asks them to defect to General Resource. If Nemo stays with UPEO, they begin to fight General Resource, who are counterattacking Neucom. Nemo is later assigned to escort Gabriel William Clarkson, UPEO's Delegate, who is traveling to a conference to mediate a new ceasefire agreement. They are ordered by Commander Park to shoot down Clarkson's plane, supposedly for being a spy and working for Neucom. If Nemo spares the plane, Neucom offers Clarkson protection, and Nemo joins Neucom's forces.
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After all five endings are completed, scientist Simon Orestes Cohen reveals that Nemo is actually a combat AI within a simulation, and has been training to eliminate Dision as part of a revenge scheme for the death of his lover, Yoko Martha Inoue, a fellow researcher who was killed in the same cover-up that killed Dision. Despite Dision also having been a victim, Simon blamed her death on his presence. Satisfied in knowing that Nemo will defeat Dision in any possible scenario, Simon ends the simulation and lets Nemo out into the real world.
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missions, but only one can be used for the remaining half of the game. In the Japanese release, missions contain radio chatter from both the player's faction and opposing ones. In the international release, the player only receives radio chatter from their own faction. The radio chatter in the Japanese release contain avatar-like images of the characters. This is not present in the international release.The player can rotate their camera 360-degrees around their fighter in order to see what is behind them or get a better view of the level.
305:-like format in contrast to other flight sim video games. Players pilot one of 23 aircraft in both releases. On the Japanese release, they may fight across four factions and complete a selection of the game's 52 missions depending on their faction. Only 36 missions are available in the international release, and a lock to the UPEO faction. These missions range from destroying squadrons of enemies to protecting a base from enemy fire. Player performance is graded from an A to D letter scale, which are logged in a chart on the title screen. 3116: 616:(E3) exposition to mostly positive coverage. Before the funding was cut for the translation, Namco had already begun advertising the game's interconnected storyline. According to Kaku, when Namco stated that the American release would be heavily cut down and omit the original Japanese storyline, it was met with backlash from fans and publications, causing interest in the game to severely diminish when it was ready to ship. 396: 904: 899: 866: 861: 856: 730: 942: 937: 932: 927: 922: 894: 889: 884: 851: 846: 725: 720: 715: 710: 320:
to one of five possible endings. An in-game encyclopedia can be accessed, documenting information regarding the game's characters and technology. Anime-style video emails with voice overs can be accessed, played through a fictional email inbox. Obtaining all five endings will unlock Mission Simulator mode, which allows the player to replay any mission with any aircraft and weapon of their choice.
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also liked the game's high production values. Sandhu complemented its visuals for their high amount of detail, as did Kornifex and Evans. Reviewers also praised the game's control scheme for being responsive and easy to use, with Dr. Zombie specifically pointing out its realism to actual aircraft. Kornifex also praised the game's usage of the PlayStation
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The Japanese release features additional content that is not present in the international releases. The most notable of these are the branching stage paths; depending on actions made by player input at certain sections of the game, the plot will change based on the outcome of those decision, leading
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gameplay. One of these is the ability to fly spacecraft, with one mission taking place above Earth in outer space. Players can watch instant replays of the mission's final moments at the end of each mission, as in Ace Combat 2. A limited number of planes and weapons can be selected for the first few
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carries a futuristic science fiction-inspired landscape and world compared to the modern-day theme of its predecessors. The game is infamous for its drastic differences in content in the Japanese and international releases; Namco intended to retain the Japanese version's two-disc campaign and larger
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s soundtrack, usage of instant replays, and considerable lack of slowdown were also the subject of praise. Although Bratcher praised the graphical style and gameplay mechanics, he felt it ultimately fell short compared to its predecessors, writing that the game "has too many arcade elements to be a
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By a drastic comparison, reviews for the North American and European releases were met with a much more mixed response. Because international versions had a significantly lower amount of content than in the Japanese version, reviewers showed confusion and disappointment towards the lack of missions
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and the team's limited skills made them skeptical of their vision and world being implemented. The console had difficulties rendering maps due to their size, which made the game difficult to program. Programmer Kenji Nakano created a workaround to this problem by rendering far-away objects with far
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The story was heavily pared down, with its characters, backstory, and multiple endings being removed, and Neucom being renamed as Neuwork. Nemo is a human pilot who spends most of the game flying for UPEO and fighting off Neuwork attacks on General Resource. It is eventually revealed that terrorist
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franchise, it was released in Japan on May 27th, 1999 and in Europe and North America by January 21st, and March 7th 2000, respectively. Players fly fighter aircraft and must complete a variety of mission objectives, such as destroying squadrons of enemy planes or protecting a base from an invading
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In 2040, on the Usean continent, Nemo, the player character, starts out as a pilot for UPEO's Special Armed Response Force (SARF) who is deployed, along with their fellow rookie pilots and flying prodigy Rena Hirose, to respond to incursions by Neucom in no-fly zones. Accusing UPEO of being in the
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posed "gorgeous" graphics with plenty of detail. Bishop said it had an amazing sense of detail and proved to be one of the game's strong points. Dr. Zombie and Mielke both agreed, with the former author in particular saying that it had a unique blend of realistic and arcade-esque graphics. Mielke
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technology that he was testing. Commander Park is revealed as a member of Ouroboros, who was using SARF to inflame the conflict. SARF breaks away from UPEO and defeats Park and Rena, who was brainwashed by Dision and forced to fly the Night Raven, a powerful experimental aircraft. Nemo fights and
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If Nemo chooses to join General Resource or Neucom instead following their respective branch points, different potential endings can result, in which Nemo either defects to Ouroboros or remains with the company and ensures their victory. Either way, Nemo ends up destroying Dision in each ending.
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both praised the gameplay for being solid and energetic, with Bishop in particular commenting that it "delivers the same action-packed air combat experience that you've come to expect from the series, and does it with an unmatched style and flair that's never over the top".
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visually distinct from other combat flight simulators and create new technological breakthroughs. This led to the game's futuristic, science fiction setting and world, which was created through combining 1970s city designs and modern-day architecture. The developers used
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game, mockingly writing: "Namco prove that yes, it is possible to recreate PC-style flight sim graphics on the PlayStation. But, unfortunately, they forgot to include a game to go with them." Not all reviewers expressed criticism over the game; Sam Bishop of
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shipped over one million copies. The Japanese release received positive reviews and was seen as ambitious in its design. International releases were more mixed, with critics expressing confusion towards the lack of content and bland gameplay. In retrospect,
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in June 2000. In 2009, a fan-translation team called "Project NEMO" began work on a text-only English translation for all 52 missions, reaching completion in mid-2010. In December 2016, the same team published patches that translated the game's story. An
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was published on May 27, 1999 in Japan by Namco Inc.. Its size forced it to be split across two discs, each containing 26 missions for a total of 52 missions. Alongside a 26-page instruction manual, it contained a 30-page promotional booklet called the
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is set within the United Galaxy Space Force saga, a fictional universe by Namco that connects many of their space-related games into a cohesive timeline. It takes place in a world linked by the Electrosphere, a computer network analogous to the
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review, however, Lamchop said that the game "is not for the gamer who just wants to jump in and shoot things out of the sky. On the other hand, if you want to take a shot at handling a multition aircraft, this may be a flight booked for you."
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organization Ouroboros precipitated the conflict, though its leader is a rogue AI developed by Neuwork codenamed "Aurora." Nemo fights and defeats Aurora inside the Electrosphere, ending the threat and the war itself.
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Commercially, the game under-performed, and was not as big of a hit as Namco hoped it would be. It was commercially unsuccessful in North America and pulled fewer units than previous entries. By 2008,
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games were seen as unimportant and did not have a direct effect on the gameplay itself; this decision was to help make the story feel like an integral part of the game and to serve an actual purpose.
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Frognation, a Japanese dubbing company, was contracted to assist in production of the localization process. They contacted Agness Kaku, a translator known for her work on games such as
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For the North American release, Namco Hometek Inc. removed all characters and considerably altered the original story-line, keeping only the inter-corporate conflict intact.
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group of underground revolutionaries based out of the airship Sphyrna, and led by Dision, who had secretly been "sublimated" and made into an AI copy following a
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has received better feedback in retrospect, with critics identifying its ambitious design and story. In celebration of the game's 20th anniversary in 2019,
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showed disappointment towards the plot and bland cutscenes for creating a story that had little to no significance over the game itself. Dean Evans of
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s Eric Bratcher agreed that without its branching level system and additional campaign, it felt boring to play and not nearly as refined as earlier
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from his preview, writing that its removal of content from the Japanese version and linear approach made the game feel inferior to its predecessor
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was one of the best and most unique games in the series, showing disappointment towards the lack of a modern digital release on platforms such as
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reviewer had a similar response, enjoying its futuristic approach, realistic graphics, and refined gameplay. In an early preview, James Mielke of
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If Nemo kills Clarkson, or allows Rena to do so in their stead, it is ultimately revealed that the conflict was orchestrated by Ouroboros, a
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The player locking onto an enemy. To the left is the radar and time limit, to the right is the altitude and the player's missile count.
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staff members highlighted its branching storyline, stating that it makes the game more involving and rewarding than its predecessors.
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has been well-received, with critics identifying and appreciating its ambition, story, and changes to the gameplay of the series.
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for his tracks, which he found very enjoyable to use. On May 27th, 2024, the game's 25th anniversary, a remastered release of
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gave the game two 3.5/5 scores for graphics and sound, and two 4/5 scores for control and fun factor in another review.
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fewer polygons than they were up-close, which took two months to implement. Cutscene animations were provided by
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s futuristic landscapes were inspired by a combination of 1970's-esque city designs and modern-day architecture.
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and a proper storyline for diminishing the game as a whole. Mielke presented a radically different response to
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into her tracks to express nature and life, while sticking to the sound direction. Shiina extensively used an
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reported that the game was roughly 80% complete by January 1999. After months of secrecy, Namco demonstrated
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serious flight sim. Unfortunately, it's also too boring to be a great arcade-style dogfighter." In another
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appreciated the game for its "overwhelming" graphics and deeper storyline, in addition to its realism. An
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gave the game three 4/5 scores for graphics, control, and fun factor, and 3.5/5 for sound in one review.
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in August 1998. The company remained quiet about the game, making minimal comments during that year's
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In December 2021, a localization group called the "Load Word Team" translated the game in the
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story, but due to financial constraints the game was cut down for North America and Europe.
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The game won the award for "Shooter" in both Editors' Choice and Readers' Choice at
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gave the game each a score of 5.5/10, one gave it 7/10, and the other gave it 6/10.
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language. Later on May 27, 2023, the same team also completed translation to the
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soundtrack. While previous games mostly featured melodic upbeat music akin to
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defeats Dision within the Electrosphere itself, ending the conflict for good.
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was released in Europe on January 21, 2000, and in North America on March 7.
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controller to great effect, namely with its rumble feature and smoothness.
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began development in 1998 following the critical and commercial success of
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Boyer, Crispin; Hager, Dean; Davison, John; Smith, Shawn (April 2000).
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borrowing many of its ideas and concepts. Hardware limitations of the
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to be visually distinct from other combat flight simulators, using
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The Japanese version received mostly positive reviews. Staff from
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assassination attempt by General Resource aimed at destroying the
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covering most of one of the game's five routes was uploaded to
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Though it had a small marketing campaign and little promotion,
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Tetsukazu Nakanishi, who had previously contributed tracks to
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had shipped 1.164 million units worldwide, barely surpassing
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Namco directors Takuya Iwasaki and Atsushi Shiozawa designed
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said that it felt more like a PC flight simulator than an
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employees during production, most of whom had worked on
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commented that the game, while it was not as fun as
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Sony Computer Entertainment Europe
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Air combat simulation
Single-player
combat flight simulation video game
Namco
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Ace Combat
Ace Combat 2
mechanics

combat flight simulation video game
arcade

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