Games Database
GBA
Combat Game: Flying
| Viewed: | 2D Isometric, Scrolling | Genre: | Combat Game: Flying Shoot 'Em Up |
| Arcade origin: | No | ||
| Publishers: | VIE
(GB) |
Released: | 5 Jul 2002
(GB) |
| Ratings: | 3+ | ||
| Connectivity: | Link Cable | ||
Summary
Top Gun: Firestorm Advance lets you pilot sophisticated aircraft in a war against unknown terrorists, all from the comfort of your humble Game Boy Advance.
As a trainee in the US Navy's Fighter Weapons School, otherwise known as Top Gun, players are given the opportunity to become one of the Navy's elite. Each of the 12 challenging missions will need to be successfully completed if the goal to become the best of the best is to be achieved. Taking too much damage or crashing will result in failure, so it is important to stay focused during flight.
With machine guns, air-to-air missiles and bombs at players' fingertips, this training exercise remains technically faithful to the movie action. A detailed map is available, helping aspiring hot shots to find their shifting targets. Fuel and damage meters must be monitored closely so pilots can land at a friendly base before it's too late.
Developed by Fluid, Top Gun is a multi-scrolling isometric flyer, delivering a large number of missions and types of aircraft while maintaining the straightforward and addictive gameplay normally found with Nintendo's portable.
As a trainee in the US Navy's Fighter Weapons School, otherwise known as Top Gun, players are given the opportunity to become one of the Navy's elite. Each of the 12 challenging missions will need to be successfully completed if the goal to become the best of the best is to be achieved. Taking too much damage or crashing will result in failure, so it is important to stay focused during flight.
With machine guns, air-to-air missiles and bombs at players' fingertips, this training exercise remains technically faithful to the movie action. A detailed map is available, helping aspiring hot shots to find their shifting targets. Fuel and damage meters must be monitored closely so pilots can land at a friendly base before it's too late.
Developed by Fluid, Top Gun is a multi-scrolling isometric flyer, delivering a large number of missions and types of aircraft while maintaining the straightforward and addictive gameplay normally found with Nintendo's portable.
